
builder & @SpaceXAI ambassador in Central Asia
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I need to admit that Codex is quite good. It has a more logical approach than Claude Code.
Tested on performing the same task, and the results were quite promising.
might be a good choice to go for financial and law firms if it’s self-hosted
We are releasing Ultramarine 1 Flash, a frontier-class model built for knowledge work. It is open-source and achieves similar performance to Fable 5, while being 60x cheaper.
It was post-trained by a team of 5 for ~$300k all-in. Available on API now, with weights releasing in 2 weeks.
one single article can pivot your product, you cannot build in a bubble. go out, touch some grass and talk to people
A lil awkward to see how App Store policy works. They screw you the first time, but when you push your updates after acceptance, you're free to go.
love the way how @AnthropicAI got hype with startup program and screwed some of them afterwards
time to hire an PR specialist
figma is outdated, it has many advantages but also a dedicated profession to use it
it should be smth bew: draw or drap&drop elements, quickly and efficient
Funny to see how we builders try to build software around our ideas. Before, it used to be quite hard to build because time to market was quite long and it was devastating. As of now it's easy to build but a few ideas left.
Distribution now is a new bottleneck not your software
Even now I build my design in Figma by GrokBot
Quite challenging to draw any project by hand so I asked about creating reusable components across mobile and desktop
Before I had to use some help from an external designer to make a mockup or use AI slop
AI won't replace your job. It will make you super broad from functions you are performing
we used to be divided for some job categories, like product or project manager, designer, marketing, or engineering, but now it's all in one.
So the workload is increasing but the boundaries are disappearing. That's a fact
AI won't replace your job. It will make you super broad from functions you are performing
we used to be divided for some job categories, like product or project manager, designer, marketing, or engineering, but now it's all in one.
So the workload is increasing but the boundaries are disappearing. That's a fact







