Replying to @Parsats_eth
Less clicking around and more getting straight to the product you actually want.
Replying to @hustle_fred
I wonder how different his approach to building would be now after learning what actually makes people buy.
Replying to @CtrlAltDwayne
Do you think she would’ve sent that email at all if she’d had to write it herself? Sometimes the extra step of actually typing it out gives you time to rethink the tone.
Replying to @bradkowalk
Do you think shoppers will naturally start describing what they want in more detail once they get used to this kind of search?
Replying to @willbakerships
Respect for keeping at it and rebuilding from there.
Replying to @celinehaverstad @SoftSyncAI
Hey, welcome! Always nice to meet more people building in the space. Good luck with @SoftSyncAI!
Replying to @DsMatie
That Q4 jump is real. Probably not the best time to judge your app’s growth based on a few weeks of data.
Replying to @KaiCromwell
SEO gets so focused on publishing that pruning the stuff that’s actively getting in the way can be easy to overlook.
Replying to @levelsio
The idea of agents having their own way to discover and pay for things is fascinating. Do you think stablecoins actually become the default rail for agent-to-agent payments, or will cards and existing payment systems adapt?
Replying to @shaneparrish @tobi
I’ve definitely seen the version where something looks 90% done until you actually have to use it, then suddenly the other 10% takes longer than starting from scratch.
Replying to @Shopify
The PDP: please, we’ve done enough.
Me: Okay but hear me out… size chart.
Replying to @RhysSullivan
Do you think better tool discovery and filtering will matter more than the protocol itself going forward?
Replying to @FilipPanoski
Replying to @arvidkahl
This is the part people underestimate with AI.
The bad output isn’t always obviously bad, but once it gets into the repo or docs, someone eventually has to untangle it. The review time doesn’t really disappear, it just gets more expensive later.
