Anthropic is billions dollars company Why doesn't Anthropic have image generation models?

Baby goes viral for his extreme relaxation minutes after being born.

Agree also writing and catches bugs while using typescript is easy for Ai

In age of Opus 5.5, people still think using TS will make your code “better” 🤣

Wow the new roadster looks quite amazing, good job @elonmusk

not using typescript in 2026 should be punishable by death

JUST IN: Elon Musk's Tesla $TSLA officially unveils new flying Roadster.

We wanted flying cars, and we got 140 characters... along with flying cars(!!) all from the same mad lad I love the future.

JUST IN: Elon Musk's Tesla $TSLA officially unveils new flying Roadster.

Introducing epstein.md 👋 A 927,400+ Character .MD File that's specifically trained to skip every vibe coded AI Slop design principle. - no box shadows - no emojis - no '🟢 LIVE ' badges - 0 blue/purple gradients & religiously ignores 350 most common AI words (delve, vibe, seamless ...) It's the result of 11 months of 8 hrs/day Twitter doomscrolling and constant additions to the codebase of our vibecoding ui. Wholeheartedly hoping this finds the most design-needy indie hackers.

I disagree. Taste isn’t something you can copy. You can copy a design of a landing page or an app, but you can’t copy the thinking behind that which will go into all future iterations and features.

every week someone tells me they’re going to vibe-code their own linkdr.com over the weekend with an @ahrefs API key and an @InstantlyAI subscription wishing them the best, here’s the backlog of things to make sure to include: > 1.27M domains indexed with live DR, organic traffic, and spam signals > 80,000+ publisher price quotes already negotiated and mapped by niche > 210,000+ creators and authors matched to the exact domains they write for > unwrapping Google SERP redirect hops (`google.com/goto?url=…`) so your scraper doesn't index Google as the ranking domain > visiting and caching the live HTML of every target page because Ahrefs and GSC can’t tell the difference between an unbranded text mention and an actual `` backlink > filtering out pages that already mention your client so you don’t email an author asking to be added to an article you’re already in > finding the domains linking to 2+ of a customer’s direct competitors (link-intersect) automatically on onboarding > separating real editorial sites from the 40,000 Indian link-farm PBNs that fake DR 60 with 301 redirects > finding the actual writer’s personal work email instead of blasting `info@` or `editor@` contact forms that go to a dead inbox > warming 50+ sending domains and inboxes on a schedule so your outreach doesn't land in spam on day 3 > classifying every publisher reply: "yes send anchor", "here is our media kit ($800)", "we only do link swaps", "remove me from your list", and OOO auto-replies > negotiating down a blogger who asks for $650 when you know from 4 previous orders their real floor is $140 > detecting when a "publisher" is actually a middleman reselling the same site on Fiverr or BlackHatWorld for a 3x markup > enforcing relevance and rival gates so you never accidentally place a customer on a page next to their competitor’s hit piece > preventing reciprocal A↔B link swaps that trigger Google’s link-scheme penalty > drafting contextual link insertions that read like the original author wrote them, so the editor approves on the first pass > writing full niche guest posts with custom illustrations that match the host blog's style > checking that the link is actually `dofollow`, indexed in Google, not blocked by `robots.txt`, and not hidden behind a `noindex` meta tag before releasing payment > catching shady webmasters who take your $200 PayPal transfer and silently flip the link to `nofollow` or delete it 14 days later > a weekly live-link crawler that re-verifies every placed link across every customer order and alerts when an article 404s or drops the anchor > automatic replacement workflow when a link rots 4 months later > an MCP server so Claude, Cursor, and Grok can research SERPs, inspect competitor backlinks, and place link orders from the terminal > Stripe checkout, prepaid credit balances, per-link escrow, and automatic refunds when a target publisher ghosts oh, and besides having to manage 1,000+ flaky bloggers in your inbox forever… your vibe-coded script will still require paying for: > backlink index data (Ahrefs Enterprise / DataForSEO) > SERP scraping at scale (DataForSEO / BrightData) > stealth headless browser fleet (Puppeteer + residential proxies) > email finding + verification (Hunter, MillionVerifier, OrbiSearch) > cold email warmup + sending fleet (20+ domains, workspaces, inboxes) > LLM classification + drafting across millions of cached pages …but at least you saved $160 not buying a link from @linkdr.com anymore 🫡

AI is good at coding. AI is terrible at software engineering.

Grok Bot for me. I've got a whole crew now: one for food tracking, one for travel, one that runs my X research. Once you split bots by job it clicks. Anyone running more than one, or still on a single do-everything bot?

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