George

GPT 5.5 reward system biased towards Charlie from Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia it seems…

@Jason I’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

Your beautiful software is completely invisible to the actual decision maker. Stop building for eyeballs. Start building for APIs. The next era of growth belongs to those who sell to the machines.

The new reality is brutal for legacy SaaS: The end user is a script executing commands. The buyer is an algorithm optimising for cost and speed. Growth comes from seamless machine-to-machine integration.

The entire SaaS industry has worshipped at the altar of Product-Led Growth for a decade. We assume the best UX wins. But we are optimising for the wrong species.

We are witnessing the Great Value Re-Allocation. Are you building a model moat, or Process IP? Curious to hear how others are structuring their internal agents.

I've been in the trenches trying to build defensibility in 2025. If you aren't codifying your "how-to" into machine-parseable artifacts, you are building on sand. Pass the Deathbed Test: build something that lasts.

You think they'll buy your startup for its proprietary model or slick UI. They won't. They'll buy you for your Skill Files.

The singularity pace is already here. The technology will scale infinitely, but your sanity will not.

My survival system relies on physical grounding. Infinite digital labour requires a brutal counterbalance. Moving heavy iron through powerlifting offsets the abstraction. You must remind your body it exists in the physical world.

Everyone sells the dream of the one-person unicorn. Nobody mentions the psychological cost of a workforce that never sleeps.