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edward@httpdeals_·
Hi Friends 👋 im building httpdeals im 50 im in LA ucla - econ & math anderson - mba afi - mfa 1st job - tech support 2 exits netflix (ex)- studio stooge apple (current) - studio stooge 10 years experience in media & entertainment 30 years experience in tech (more 👇)
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Klaas@forgebitz·
if you are in saas, pivot to service service as a software report -> action people want things to be solved not just reported
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"Time investment: about 10-12 hours/week finding, creating, and posting memes. Engaging in comments. Responding to DMs from people wanting shoutouts."
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"Ran a meme page for 2 years. 230K followers. here's the real economics" "230K followers. Entertainment/relatable humor niche. Took about 2 years to get here" "Total monthly revenue: roughly $820."
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I wish AI was smarter
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Talent debt
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buy low, sell high
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Klaas@forgebitz·
a lot of startups will get lost in trying to become a generic agent either be the best agent in the space or fumble
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Janu Lingeswaran
Janu Lingeswaran@JanuBuilds·
I just got back from my first AI Tinkerers Cologne meetup, and wow! I'm so energized that I can't sleep. I recently moved to Cologne, so I wanted to attend networking events to meet more people in tech and AI. It was amazing to be in a room full of technical people building incredible things with AI. There was none of that annoying hype stuff. There were just 7 or 8 live demo presentations of real agentic systems that people had built themselves. The presentations ranged from restrictive systems to cases where the builder tried to push the limits. Some highlights: → People who built their own Claude Code-style tools from "scratch" → A truly reactive agent (not polling-based) where the builder described the event listeners as "senses" and the whole architecture as "organs". One of the most interesting mental models I've come across in a while → Conversations with engineers from Mercedes-Benz, REWE, and a handful of startups who are shipping AI in production Then we talked late into the night. About interesting AI topics (some at the neuron level). About how the job market is already shifting. About how early Europe still is in all of this. And a ton of other super interesting AI related things. I need to attend more events like these and meet more people in Cologne.
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@gregisenberg It's pretty generically hated in LA entertainment scene..
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GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg·
AI has a serious branding problem Probably worse than web3/crypto/NFTs if you ask the average person in the streets, they probably fear and hate AI
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Vlad@deifosv·
Yesterday I watched Project Hail Mary with the family. Double thumbs down 🙃
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edward@httpdeals_·
I never believed in the "distribution is king narrative". tbh, distribution is a function of money. I have never seen buying ads not work (for example). tangentially organic is the most expensive form of distribution.
Max Blade@_MaxBlade

Hurts to say but distribution > product is no longer accurate. It’s now ONLY distribution. Everyone can build anything good, your only obstacle is top of funnel. If you cannot get eyeballs, you will lose. The good news is : You can engineer marketing in the same way you would code a hard solution. You just need to frame it properly.

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Alexander Isora, ex-maker@alexanderisorax

I've just killed my second (and last) SaaS. I expected it to be a glorious success, but that was an delusion. I've made it with my 1st SaaS (@unicornplatform) not because I'm good at creating SaaS, but because I'm good at noticing gaps in markets. There was an obvious gap with landing pages, but there was no gap in video creation. My way is to patiently wait until I notice a gaping hole, luring to be filled in, that no one else see. Then I will have an opportunity to make another SaaS. However, AI will be able to instantly replicate any of my findings. So my skill to have a clear vision is obsolete. ... . The SaaS game is over. Indie making is over. . ... You may throw rocks into me. But I'm just a messenger.

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Peace be with you
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GREG ISENBERG
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg·
agents are the new apps the dirty secret of the SaaS era is that the software never actually worked. it was always 70% product, 30% the specific person in your company who knew how to make it behave. that person was called a "power user" they were actually just a human patch agents replace the patch and suddenly everyone realizes the software was broken the whole time what's cool is how much opportunity there is right now so pick a niche. any niche that you believe 1% of the market is $5M ARR+ there the leader in that space has a 20 year old codebase and a customer base that only stayed because switching was painful and that pain just got a lot easier to swallow agents are the new apps are you building yet
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