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@naaavinash
https://t.co/b0eLcP7Fkl - animated charts for your presentations & videos $245 / $10,000 in 2026
beach Katılım Ağustos 2025
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I built a different kind of dictation app
It lets you talk, take screenshots, copy text, and draw on the screen.
It interweaves transcription and screenshots into a little story you can paste anywhere.
I've been using it the last few weeks to give design feedback to Claude - like below, no less than 52 screenshots in a few minutes
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teenage design engineering
jordan@Aquahugs
100 years from now I wonder what will our period of design be called?
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@donatelli2026 i think it's good to have a devil's advocate sorta person lol. Milo does the job very well.
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I see this guy hating everyday on X
But what did he built? Which school did he attend?
As far as I know, Milo is a loser that never accomplished anything except shitting on others on X
Milo Smith@mil000
@donatelli2026 you've never released an app tho
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@DavidGQuaid what provides sites authority?
from the list, seems like backlinks are the only way to gain them
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No it doesnt
Google has said and restated:
✔️ You cannot optimize crawling, crawl budgets
✔️ Authority drives SEO
✔️ Backlinks can be important but its not the only thing
✔️ Schema does not make you rank
✔️ PageSpeed does not make you rank
✔️ Google is content agnostic
✔️ Sitemaps are not important for low athority domains
✔️ EEAT is fun but its not real
✔️ EEAT doesnt help you rank (dont be silly)
Joshua George | Ecom SEO & AI SEO@_JoshuaSEO
Google's SEO advice is designed to keep you losing. They tell you to "focus on great content and links will come naturally." Meanwhile every site outranking you spent years building strategic backlinks. Coincidence? No. Google makes billions from ads. Organic traffic costs them money. Their advice protects their revenue, not your rankings. Following official guidelines literally = staying invisible forever.
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@lululi_lululi true. if i had access to expensive hardware i'd have gone all in on generative ai.
my last gen ai work was building my own diffusion model on mnist dataset on my aging rtx2070.
were you in ml/ai as well?
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@naaavinash But it's fun to have a wide range of topics to read about ☺️
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can't believe i was reading on flow matching just a few months ago. nowadays i'm googling seo best practices.
Mathematica@mathemetica
Diffusion (stochastic SDE sampler): erratic Brownian trajectories zigzagging through noise. Flow Matching (deterministic ODE integrator): clean, straight-line paths to the data modes. Same start, radically different dynamics.
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in the future they will ask you which way the spheres are moving to prove you are a human
じゃがりきん@jagarikin
なんと動いてません
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these numbers are sad
i need to stop conflating mrr metrics with profit
Jon C. Phillips@joncphillips
I caught up with a friend a few days ago. He's at around $50k MRR but burning $44k to get there. That's a really complicated way to make $6k a month. The expenses are making it insanely stressful for him. Chasing MRR is how you build a business that looks successful. Chasing profit is how you build one that actually is.
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this should be in every saas that offers a chat box ui
Jaynti Kanani (JD)@jdkanani
Introducing Workflows on @morphic. You know what you want, you just don’t know how to prompt for it. That’s what Workflows solve. Storyboarding? Three clicks. UGC ads? No prompting. Color grade? In seconds. Try now: morphic.com/workflows Live with 72 workflows today. More coming soon. With Workflows, you can capture repeatable creative tasks and reuse them without starting from scratch. Just select your assets and options while running a workflow. Minimal prompts required. And no nodes, of course. There’s a workflow for everything: filmmaking, social media, animation, fashion, marketing, and some just to have fun. Tag someone who'd make something wild with this. Here are my 5 favorite workflows:
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@gabriel__xyz I hit 6 paying customers and hit a slump. so having doubts 😅
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@naaavinash ~10+ paying customers for me or atleast when they're engaged enough to give feedback so you can iterate
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i take back what i said.
it was an uninformed post.
marc obv knows what he's doing.
> he's been building out datafast 500+ days now (amazing btw)
> he has bigger goals for it (from his own words below)
> and he's built like 2 big things in the last 2 years, so the dopamine comment i made was invalid (sorry marc)
the 0 → 1 theme is a marketing angle (i believe) for his brand and target audience (fair play)
which is great! especially if you are starting out.
but for experienced builders, this is dangerous advice.
i fell into the same trap.
i had 2 products with real traction and instead of doubling down, i got distracted building new things
ended up shipping 5 other apps that went nowhere
and burned MONTHS doing it
the real playbook (at least from my experience now):
> build a lot FAST to find something that works (0 → 1)
> but once something hits - you double the f down on it
> distribution, iteration, growth (1 → 100)
not starting from scratch again.
unfinished products don’t compound.
focused ones do :)
Marc Lou@marclou
After $10K/mo, money has virtually no impact on your happiness. Worse, if your $50K/mo startup drops to $45K/mo, you're sad. So I optimize for happiness: - 0 → 1 - perfect sleep - 2 hrs gym per day - a lot of time with wifey
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i could not thank claude because i didnt want to waste tokens :/
avi@naaavinash
claude one shotted these svg graph icons
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tamil mentioned. yay.
LogoDecks™@LogoDecks
Beyond the @ Symbol: Meet the Designer Behind the Threads Identity. Jez Burrows, a British designer and illustrator based in London, played a pivotal role in shaping the visual identity of Threads. Working within Meta’s Instagram design team, Burrows was the craftsperson responsible for physically drawing the final "unbroken line" logo. The emblem is a modern, stylized interpretation of the "@" symbol, designed to represent a user's voice and the continuous flow of digital conversation. While Burrows executed the final mark, the project was a massive collaborative effort. It was overseen by creative director Cynthia Pratomo and involved key contributions from designers like Ryan O’Rourke. The team drew inspiration from the Tamil and Malayalam alphabets, eventually refining the loop using the "Instagram Sans" typeface to ensure it felt like a natural extension of the existing Instagram ecosystem. #logodecks
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