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ivanoff
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Building in Private. Everything meaningful takes longer… that’s the point.
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@MyChessMove @financedystop No, it’s 20%. Usually charges restaurants include do not exceed 5% for all the restaurant specific things. If it’s 20% then it means restaurants try to ensure their waiters get it, because sometimes ppl don’t tile enough.
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Everything feels like a scam now. Restaurants adding mandatory service charges that “aren’t the tip,” stores asking you to round up for "charity" at checkout, iPads asking for 25% tips on takeout orders… people are getting exhausted by the constant nickel-and-diming
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One of the biggest problems with Starlink is their inconsistent pricing.
I originally got Starlink back in 2021 for $99 a month. It then jumped to $110 in May of 2022. It dropped to $90 in March of 2023. It jumped up to $120 in May of 2024.
At $120 I couldn’t justify it any longer as Fibre had moved into the area at $60 per month and was multiple X times Mbps faster up and down.
Fast forward to 2025 and Starlink had started offering “stand by mode” for $5. Hmmmm, okay. Don’t use it but it’s nice to have in case of emergency so I signed up.
Been auto paying $5 every month since.
Now it’s May of 2026 and they increase standby mode 100% to $10 month for a service I’m not using at all?
I’ll be cancelling. @Starlink need to stop the roller coaster pricing bullshit. JMHO
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This is insane…
Crowds are fighting each other over a mass produced $400 watch.
This is the state of the world right now.
People are so desperate that they’ll camp in line for 8 days and fight to make a few hundred bucks.
AP x Swatch feels like a social experiment.
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@samhfinance Because the government hopes you gonna die before pension and if they give all newborns money that means they have to give it to everyone, so basically they will lose more than they would gain
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not the worst, typical for programmatic at scale. worked on this at Bing. the CTR isn't your problem. the question is: of those 26.7K impressions, how many queries trigger an AI Overview that answers inline?
sample 20 query strings. If >40% have an AIO, the funnel broke under you.
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I’ve tried every SEO tool you can imagine!
Then I built getviralseo .com to grow VML!
Here are the results: 228 clicks per day.
The asymmetry is insane:
You pay $48/month and get 6,840 clicks.
That traffic is worth approximately $25,000.
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Clients are still paying many thousands of dollars to have it done for them.
SEO agencies, wrap this and charge thousands.
You will make a killing.
Sentient@sentient_agency
RIP SEO agencies. This free GitHub repo just gave Claude Code the ability to read your Search Console data, diagnose your traffic drops, and rewrite your site to fix them. It's called Toprank. Type one command. Get a full audit and a 30-day action plan. Tell it to implement. Done. Here's what it does that no SEO report ever did: → Pulls 90 days of real query and page performance data from Google Search Console → Flags pages with 400+ monthly impressions stuck at position 11–20 → Detects duplicate homepage URLs splitting your domain authority → Identifies keyword cannibalization automatically → Rewrites title tags, meta descriptions, headings, and structured data → Doesn't hand you a checklist. It ships the changes. The prompt that made me stop: "Fix my title tags for pages losing clicks." Claude reads the data. Sees which pages have high impressions but low CTR. Rewrites every title to match actual search queries. Pushes the changes. That's what an SEO agency charges $2,500/month to not quite do. Works with Claude Code and Codex. One install command. 100% Open Source. MIT License. github.com/nowork-studio/…
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'That traffic will not last one month!'
that's what majority say..
> meanwhile:
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I spent the last few days away from work, with my family, working out, and doing normal IRL things.
A few things became clear.
1. Making money was never the goal, but somewhere along the way, revenue became the score I look at. If I make $80k/month and the next month $70k, I feel bad. Nothing changes in my life; I barely spend the money, but my brain only sees the drop. I even feel uncomfortable writing this because I know how lucky that sounds. What I actually love is still going from 0 to 1: building something, shipping it, seeing it exist.
2. My 𝕏 account changed my relationship with people. I never thought it would grow past 10k followers. Back when a few hundred people followed me, I knew names, had conversations, made friends. Now there are 300k people here, my DMs never stop, and every post gets read in a way I don’t control. I feel grateful for it, but I also miss how simple it felt before. I'll spend less time trying to answer everyone, and more time having real conversations with fewer people.
3. Work follows me everywhere. Ideas, products, things to improve, things to fix. It gave me a lot, but it also sits in my head all the time. Even during a walk with my wife, part of my brain is still building something. I don’t know how to turn that off. But I don't think I want to anyway; obsession is what brought me here. I just have to live with it.
I haven’t built anything in 2 weeks, and I already miss it!
Maybe that’s what a break is supposed to do?
Marc Lou@marclou
I overworked myself. For the past 5 years, I barely took a day off. I shipped 30 startups, wrote 30,000 tweets, made 70 YouTube videos, and answered thousands of support requests. The weird part is, it never felt like work. It felt like play. Until recently. For the first time in years, I’ve struggled to get things done. I don’t want to open my laptop. The things that used to make me happy suddenly feel heavy. That scares me a bit, because the playful side of work is what got me here. And right now, it feels like I lost it. So I’m taking a break. I’ll still do about an hour of maintenance work a day, but the rest of my time will go to real life. I’m training for Hyrox in Korea on May 25, so I’ll put my energy there for now and train 20 hours a week. I went through a little burnout once before, in 2021. What helped me was going back to basics: training, reading, eating well, and sleeping 8 hours. It brought the hunger back then. I trust it will again!
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@tesla_jokes I would never understand the car lease… you pay £11,950 for 3 years and then someone comes and takes your car away…
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🇬🇧 Tesla Model 3 now starts at:
£249 in the UK
£2,986 down payment, 36 months, 8,000 miles,
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