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PlugLab.AI retweeted
Your website doesn’t need another audit. It needs its next 10 buyers. I built Right10 to turn a website into: • 10 high-fit buyer opportunities to investigate • the channels most likely to reach them • the message to test first • an AI marketing workflow to run next Free personalized analysis. No call required. Reply “BUYERS” and drop your website below. Prefer to keep it private? Use the link in my first reply.
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PlugLab.AI retweeted
I scraped 583 Meta ads that refuse to die. Then checked how many follow the "rules": "Use a number" → 17% "Ask a question" → 9% "UGC / first person" → 6% The advice everyone sells is the advice the survivors ignore. Live board 👇
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PlugLab.AI retweeted
I'm a non-US founder. The export ban took Fable from me. So I built fable-overclock, and now DeepSeek, Sonnet, and Opus give me Fable-grade output again. It doesn't make them smarter. It raises their floor: on DeepSeek, sourced figures went 4% to 100%. Same IQ, output you can actually ship. What's your model's floor? (repo in the first comment)
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Benedict Evans' new presentation just dropped: "AI eats the world" 90 slides on macro and strategic trends in tech. His biannual overview is always worth the time: ben-evans.com/presentations
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PlugLab.AI retweeted
Garry Tan
@garrytan20 Nov 2025
The real moats in 2025: specific workflows, proprietary data with real switching costs, distribution, and UX that makes AI disappear into the job-to-be-done. Simultaneously: we are early (only a % are using AI properly) so this is an amazing time to start a startup.
Benedict Evans' new presentation just dropped: "AI eats the world" 90 slides on macro and strategic trends in tech. His biannual overview is always worth the time: ben-evans.com/presentations
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PSA It’s a new era of ergonomics. The primary audience of your thing (product, service, library, …) is now an LLM, not a human. LLMs don’t like to navigate, they like to scrape. LLMs don’t like to see, they like to read. LLMs don’t like to click, they like to curl. Etc etc.
Tired: elaborate docs pages for your product/service/library with fancy color palettes, branding, animations, transitions, dark mode, … Wired: one single docs .md file and a “copy to clipboard” button.
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PlugLab.AI retweeted
Garry Tan
@garrytan29 Mar 2025
It's possible in a year agents will do all the things for you via MCP - and anything that isn't in MCP yet (or actively avoids integration) will be done through @browser_use
I built an MCP server for WhatsApp It connects to your personal WhatsApp account You can search your messages, contacts and send messages It's fully open-source, self-hosted, and doesn't rely on third-party APIs
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PlugLab.AI retweeted
not sure how accurate the results are, but gemini 2.5 pro scored an IQ of 118 in an offline test it surpasses openAI o1-pro and claude 3.7 sonnet in the same test: > o1-pro score 110 > o3-mini score 104 > 3.7 sonnet score 103 for reference, the average human IQ is defined as 100
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Fantastic insight from a talk between @rbrtrmstrng and @edels0n on Prof G Markets: AI is best modeled by another AI — the Airline Industry. - High CapEx, low margins - Brutal competition eroding pricing power - Aggregators win, not operators - Consumers capture most of the value AI isn’t SaaS. It’s the airlines of tech and both make humanity soar 😉
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First agent to connect to all of your work apps — so it can access information and complete tasks across all of them — will probably win.
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