RawCurrency

I can tell you an absolutely iron-clad guaranteed way to be happy. Work harder.

most local businesses don't have a traffic problem. they have a website that quietly leaks every visitor they get. i fix these every week. if yours is doing 3 or more of these, you already know.

5. the CTA says "learn more." learn more about what? "get a free quote" or "call now" - tell them exactly what happens when they click.

i audit local business websites for a living. here are the 5 things killing conversions on almost every single one:

@askOkara rawcurrency.space

drop your website and i'll ask our ai cmo how to grow it

@icanvardar sup nigga

prove me you're not an ai

@chetaslua holy shit!

@fidexcode my clients dont care lol

How do you transfer website ownership to your client? Do you create a github account for the client and transfer the repo Or Zip project and send it

@simonsquibb getting my first US client

Let me fund a dream this weekend! What’s your dream?

@kunalvg bruh, pave the way for us, lol

AI + Astrology will be a billion-dollar category. And the rationalist builders who laugh at this will miss all of it.

@ns123abc he used chatgpt to prepare a response lol

🚨 Altman texts Musk: "we offered you equity when we established the capped profit. you didn't want it at the time." (Altman drafted this with Shivon Zilis, then sent it to Musk that night.) OpenAI's lawyers' plan was to use this to argue Musk's lawsuit is competitive warfare — he was offered for-profit equity, refused only because he wanted control. Musk on the stand today: >"How can I have equity in a non-profit?" That single sentence inverts the defense exhibit. If OpenAI offered Musk equity, OpenAI was already operating like a for-profit. Musk refusing the equity proves he understood the original charter. And in the same text, Altman wrote: "I personally have no equity and never have." Two years later, it was revealed Altman secretly owned the OpenAI Startup Fund.

@nicdunz no idea, i only use cli

WHAT DID THEY DO TO CODEX????????????

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fuck off and deliver on time

@heynavtoor yes, I use this tool almost everyday!

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One change like this often adds 2–4% lift in the first week. This is exactly what you get in the full 15-minute professional audit: screenshot-by-screenshot breakdown + why it matters + ship-ready fixes. This week only: first 10 buyers get the free 5-min voice-note follow-up + priority support. If your page feels close but isn’t converting → rawcurrency.gumroad.com/l/mwwla (lmk if you want the quick 60-sec version in replies) Most landing pages I audit only need 2–3 structural fixes to actually move conversions. Here’s a real example of what that looks like in practice:

yes this usually happens on the first chat as gemini starts analyzing the contents of the directory you are in, I dont think this is an issue, moreover I like gemini having context of the things I am doing in the directory! surely there is a setting to disable that I guess, is there @grok?

Gemini CLI is UNUSABLE. I typed "hello there". 1 minute 4 seconds of thinking. Still no response. Gemini 3.1 Pro is supposed to be Google's flagship coding model. This is their official CLI. A single greeting broke it. Are we cooked?