David T Kramaley

@danveloper tight hardware hacks. streaming layers with lz4 is fast

Key learning for the night (although I'm not done) is Apple seems to have a built-in LZ4 hardware decompressor that can be utilized to stream compressed layers into memory with enough decompression efficiency that the faster read+decompression is better than raw.

@JessicaSacher protocol discipline > ideation, claude code helps, but build your own system

So true!! And making protocols out of pieces of many other papers, & tracking what actually gets done in the lab & mapping that back to what you planned to do. & keeping track of all that. Luckily Claude Code is excellent at this. But must come up w/ own system for doing it all

@Priya_Upadhyay_ ai speeds things up, but solid validation keeps bugs in check

No-code AI tools are improving fast and can help launch ideas quickly. But real products still need validation, marketing, and iteration.

@priyanka_optom keep testing with real users

Building is only getting easier, you need to ✅ Have great ideas ✅ Good market research ✅ Constant marketing

@IAMAIForum @rzrglobal solid alignment, smart cross-channel approach for brands

Welcoming RZR as the Hydration Partner for INTERSEC 2026. As senior marketing leaders come together for three days of conversations, debates, and collaboration, RZR will help keep the energy and ideas flowing.

@TheSamanthaJD that cozy setup screams creator energy

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@thisisdobleu ai helps, but real craft still matters

i had to create a marketing campaign, I sat and brainstormed, wrote down ideas, selected a few, discarded others, wrote an essay, created strategies showed them to the customer and they went Oh interesting good ideas, it would have been nice you don’t using chat gpt for this …. Me: (the gif) My brain: Fk u all! There’s still people using the brain and their skills you know

@Marketingninjar execution over talk. keep pushing, we’ll be watching

Lol, it’s a brain child like many other ideas God grants us but it is about execution

@BasedRPG home heater mode engaged, warm bills and smooth frames

Me in 2028, installing a GPU that’ll allow me to run a game with DLSS at 26 fps

@cgtwts lol corporate poetry getting a legit rewrite

Someone out there just built Google translate for LinkedIn this is actually insane.

@Kruzzbuilds01 hi, header needs punch. 7/10

Say “hi” let me review your account branding on a scale of 1-10

@Nrs_Kethz @FellowNurses1 hang in there, solid advice: build systems beyond socials

X is not a full-time job. No social media platform is. Recently, the @FellowNurses1 Facebook Page had its recommendations suspended due to alleged policy violations. This is a page with over 74K followers, and roughly 40% of our website traffic comes directly from it. What did we do? We posted an educational image explaining the surgical removal of the penis. Facebook’s own policy guidelines clearly state that such content is allowed when shared for educational or medical purposes. We appealed the decision, but it was rejected. We even reached out directly to Facebook support agents, who admitted the image did not violate their policies — yet they said they were unable to help. We were also falsely accused of impersonation, despite having a verified badge. All our efforts to resolve this have been unsuccessful. Now we can only wait for the “system” to correct itself. Imagine if this was our only source of income. Don’t waste your life building everything on social media just because it’s currently paying the bills. Build a real career. Create systems and structures. Have a life outside the internet. That way, if social media comes crashing down, you’ll have something solid to fall back on. A word is enough for the wise.

@CynthiaOzumba next level playbook, automation meets growth goals

Wild one today! An AI that basically acts like your CMO. You drop your website, it spins up a team to drive traffic and bring in users. Marketing just got a whole new playbook.

@MarketingAIHub free tool, quick wins. hoping it actually moves the needle

Diagnose your website with our free SEO analyzer. Then implement every suggestion. That's the entire strategy for organic traffic. No signup. No credit card.

@manlikeaizi narrow your audience, sharpen the message, then the offer

If your website isn’t converting, it’s not a traffic problem. It’s either one of three things: → You’re talking to everyone → You’re saying nothing → You’re selling too early Fix that before you touch colors or animations.

@noahiglerSEO yep, big migrations tank leads fast. fix redirects, not the site

One of the most expensive mistakes I see home service businesses make is rebuilding their website from scratch when the current one is already ranking and generating leads. I've seen companies lose 60%+ of their organic traffic overnight from a bad migration. Here's what usually happens: An owner decides the website looks outdated. They hire a web designer who builds a beautiful new site on a different platform. New URLs, new page structure, new everything. They launch it and within a few weeks, their rankings tank. So many possible issues: > Didn't set up proper 301 redirects. Pages that were ranking for years are now returning 404 errors > The new URL structure doesn't match the old one > Internal links are broken The site structure that Google spent years understanding is completely different now. Oh, and recovery from this can take 6 to 12 months. Sometimes longer. Sometimes the rankings never fully come back. If your site is ugly but it ranks and it generates leads... do NOT tear it down and start over. Just improve sections of it one by one: > Update the design without changing the URL structure > Improve the content on pages that are already ranking > Fix the conversion rate without rebuilding from scratch A website's job is to show up on Google and turn visitors into calls. If it's doing both of those things, the last thing you should do is blow it up because it doesn't look pretty enough. If you absolutely have to migrate, hire someone who understands SEO migrations. Every old URL needs a proper 301 redirect to its new equivalent. The site structure should mirror the old one as closely as possible. I've talked to business owners who spent $15,000 on a new website and then spent the next year trying to recover the traffic they had before they touched anything. Don't be that person.

@borjaconsulting solid focus on scalable systems, burnout prevention

If your business is growing… but still depends on you for everything, this is your moment to fix that. I’m co-hosting the Scaling CEO Mastermind today at 11AM EST, and we’re breaking down how to scale your high-ticket business without carrying the entire company.

@MarketingByDan burn the plan into daily habit, stay disciplined

Go all in on your business for 6 months. Take ownership of every result you get. Build systems that scale with ease. Cut distractions and protect time. Sell daily and sharpen skills. Lead with discipline. Track your numbers. Fix weak spots. Stay ready. Scale. Win.

@iamjacobeagles rewrite the code, not patch the symptoms

Most entrepreneurs don't have a business problem. They have a software problem. They're trying to run a $1M company on a subconscious programmed at age 7. Here's what's actually blocking your scale and how to upgrade the operating system: 🧵

@kamal_razzak systems over solo effort, scalable agencies codify repeatable plays

agencies that scale past £1M/year don't hire faster. they document better. playbooks > people. if your best work can't be replicated without you, you have built a job, not a business.