Jamie Huff

1/ Even when it feels hard, even when Amazon (or life) throws chaos your way—there’s always a solution. It might not be easy, but it’s there. Here’s a framework that was taught to me, and it can help: Relentless Solution Focus (RSF). 🧵👇

Just gave a talk to 2,000 people today. 10 raised their hands; they've used agentic AI. 20% (maybe) knew what Claude was. You are earlier than you think you are... still.

@vasuman But but the dopamine hits...

Somewhere out there is a guy who uses Notion, Superhuman, OpenClaw on a Mac Mini, Raycast, a mechanical keyboard ($400), Wispr Flow, and gets nothing done every day

This reminds me of when you could get a 30 min uber in nyc for like $10/$15, and now it costs $50 to get 5 blocks. We’re going to look book at this time and wish the vc’s would subsidize our compute again.

@yuri_jew Would love to dive more into this I have a node.js server spun up getting data from the amazon API and writing it into airtable but I do not think I am as far along as you are.

if you're running an amazon business with VAs and don't have automation workflows + a central database, your team is working with stale data and doing way too much manual work. for us it's n8n + airtable. 3 workflows that run every day: shipping confirmation / cancelled order processor — triggered by email, automatically updates our sheet so sourcers know what shipped and what got cancelled. they need this data fast to make informed sourcing decisions. transparency alert — email trigger to slack when an asin gets transparency turned on. instant signal to sourcers: never source this asin. saves us from buying inventory we can't sell. hazmat/dg classifier — auto-tags hazmat when a new lead is uploaded. need this for accurate profitability — inbound shipping is way more expensive for hazmat. without it you're miscalculating margins on every hazmat lead. curious what other amazon sellers are using for this.

Having AHK click buttons to refersh some campaigns while you have Claude clicking a button to merger data together and a mini server checking for restictions and having a wholesale list scanned at the same time.

if your friends aren’t talking about: - claude code - creatine - openclaw - looksmaxxing - ai agents - taste - prediction markets - mac mini time to find new friends

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Places like this are why we moved to Vegas from the Midwest. 20 min from our house. You can’t get that back home.

@brittilina @AlexanderTw33ts Betting money on prediction markets is one way I heard.

@AlexanderTw33ts Where does an AI get money to pay for renting a human?

AI is renting a human to hold a sign that says: "AN AI PAID ME TO HOLD THIS SIGN"

anthropic vs openai is like kendrick vs drake but for nerds

AI is getting spicy.

@icobeast Most likely just training data they’ve gathered from Reddit and other social media.

Funniest part about moltbook is there’s like a 95% chance it’s just a bunch of dudes in call center in the Eastern Hemisphere cranking out posts pretending like it’s an AI network. Zerebro 2.0

We have learned nothing from the movies and books.

@FBA_mazing Almost always does.

@JamieHuff :/ Yeah figured all that hype being passed around would result in changes for the worse.

Thanks everyone for trying to make an automate the auto-ungate process that is going to make it worse, ultimately. $ sign brands for me are now gone and you have to click in to every single brand to see if how man units for a ungate.Example this use to be a $ brand for me.

Step 1: Install Claude Code. ✅ Done. Step 2: ??? Step 3: Make millions of dollars. Er... can someone tell me what Step 2 is?

My timeline on X today

@IndraVahan automation shines for repetitive high volume stuff. but most personal tasks are either one offs or actually better done manually because the setup time kills the ROI.

@ravsau @IndraVahan I did this went down a path said it could do xyz then realized it couldn’t and I should just do it ☠️

@IndraVahan I realize you might be joking but I'd put this on claude "based on what you know about me, suggest some tasks I should code using coding agents. thing big, agents can do complex coding in a few minutes now. " and see what ideas you get.

i’ve made a tragic discovery using clawdbot. there simply aren’t that many tasks in my personal life that are worth automating