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Joined February 2020
Agree! There's completely different world altogether outside.
we're in such a bubble on X aren't we? I talk to people IRL and they have no idea what's coming
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Anything thats faster and quicker.
New app. Sign in with Google. Sign in with Apple. Email + password. Which one do you click without even thinking?
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At this point of time, don't know if we are going forward or backward with AI.
🚨 BREAKING: vibe-coders have announced that databases are no longer needed:
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AI can make mistakes.
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I saw that coming but didn't expect, it would be Dharmesh but it's true.
Idea for an AI newsletter: Email subscribers any week that there is *not* a new model upgrade.
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If you're work is all about visuals. How can you curate it in just words. Record the videos, take those screenshots.
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Where are all these marketers @webflow keeps talking about? I need projects. 😂
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I like how @dodopayments getting popular among devs.
"Please dont build that little idea of yours its not worth it" Well you miss all the shots you don't take Another payout from gethigh.today just landed And honestly the feeling is always surreal earning from something you built
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Cloudflare Workers is so underused for this, and I'm amazed no one talks about it.
my 5 production apps cost me $6.00 last month - workers (compute) - d1 (sql db) - r2 (storage, zero egress) - kv (cache) - queues (jobs) - cron triggers (schedules) same setup on vercel + supabase + upstash is ~$200 stop overengineering your infra
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True to some extent.
i have proof we are getting dumber with ai no one can send an email without ai in 2026
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Nothing extraordinary here. Just a background video
❤️‍🔥 GPT-6 Astra is getting dangerously good at web design.... Prompt ↓
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A seed doesn't look like a forest. A founder once sat across from me, deflated. Every idea he had, someone could copy. So he stopped before he started. The first idea was never the destination. It was the trailhead.
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Who is sponsoring me to sponsor Marc?
I'm selling my body. On September 19th, I'm competing in my first HYROX race in Turkey. You can advertise your startup on 10 of my muscles: - Your website is listed on hyrox.marclou.com - Your logo will be tattooed on my body on race day - I'll share it on my YouTube and X accounts Bidding starts at $1,000. Each takeover doubles the price: $1,000 → $2,000 → $4,000. If outbid, you’re refunded minus the Stripe fee. Bidding closes on Thursday the 10th at midnight UTC (in 2 days), so I have enough time to print the winning tattoos. → Sponsor my body: hyrox.marclou.com
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A founder I know spent years hiding behind his logo. Then he started sharing his thinking online. Messy drafts, half-formed ideas, honest takes. His audience grew. Then his pipeline did too. People buy from people they've followed long enough to trust.
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The most overlooked metric in appointment booking apps: "Unmet Demand." Most booking engines only record completed appointments. If 100 people in the next city over type their ZIP code and hit an "out of area" wall, your database records nothing. While building analytics for a med spa, we fired a dedicated `address_out_of_area` event that captures every rejected ZIP. Now the team sees a live heat map of the exact neighborhoods trying to book, no guessing about where to hire next. When you instrument a funnel, measure the demand you turned away.
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Vertical SaaS has a huge AI opportunity. Builders can ship advanced workflows faster, automate more of the work, and turn existing data into useful insights. The apps closest to the workflow will have the clearest advantage.
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most booking apps only give you two numbers. what you paid for traffic, and who actually booked. everything between those two points is pitch black. we are fixing that for a med-spa platform.
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instead of a custom admin panel, we are wiring an event-driven PostHog layer. tracking step-by-step drop-offs, slot demand, and untapped ZIP codes.
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have you ever discovered surprising drop-off points in your customer booking funnels?
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