Building the subscribe to anything agent over at https://xitter.cf/t.co/KJvgWeC5Ql. On a mission to make regulatory changes open and free at https://xitter.cf/t.co/cLehH6ucrP

Suffolk, UK
Joined April 2008
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Everyone will soon have “AI Anxiety.”
Feels like everyone in tech is developing “AI Anxiety.”
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Send this to everyone you care about because AI is taking over the world and millions will be affected
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the single most important concept in 2026
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I didn't realise I was running in /fast mode in Claude Code until my credits ran out and it slowed to a crawl. They baited me with beast mode and then switched me off 😢
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Steadfastly my favourite subscription service - other than Claude Code of course
As Salesforce is pulling the plug on Heroku, if you’re looking for a way to deploy your apps (rails, go, node, python or any other framework) on any cloud and save a lot of money along the way by using @cloud66, let me know. #rails #heroku #paas
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I use Claude Code every day. It's incredible at writing code. It's absolutely useless at reading a webpage. WebFetch fails on anything behind Cloudflare, which is now half the web. Your AI agent is functionally blind to the live internet.
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I've spent years building web scraping infrastructure. Real browsers, real profiles, real fingerprints. It's hard. Really hard. These companies could solve this. They choose not to. Probably because solving it means admitting the bot protection exists because of them.
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2024: prompt engineer 2025: vibe coder 2026: master of ai agents 2027: unemployed
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“Can we jump on a quick call”
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The biggest Claude Code realisation for me is that computer use is way better without UI's. We needed UIs for a few years there as humans drove machines manually. Now the machine can drive the machine, we just need to tell it. Instant productivity 10x
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I know right, yet we just keep seeing an absolute swamp of vibe coded verbose typescript instead
I think people are sleeping a bit on how much Ruby on Rails + Claude Code is a *crazy unlock* - I mean Rails was designed for people who love syntactic sugar, and LLMs are sugar fiends.
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Everyone's building AI that writes more content. Nobody's building AI that helps you keep up with what's already out there. Changeflow reads boring web pages and pings you with the updates you need by letting you subscribe to any web page. Product Hunt launch is live producthunt.com/products/cha…
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i built something everyone called "innovative." got pity purchases from friends. what changed: stopped building. started selling. the actual process: make a one-liner that makes people go "wait what" throw up a landing page in an hour. product doesn't need to exist yet.
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add a calendar link. on calls: - explain their problem - show your thing - make an offer they'd be stupid to refuse - ask if they'd pay
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WTF happened in 2012? This is gold⭐
Replying to @StevenIrby
Project #14 of 25 👇 This week is another grim one, but I swear it's a good one. I poured my heart and soul into this one. Some of the charts I've never seen anywhere before. I spent hours creating some of these. Researching, pulling data, checking, etc. wtfhappened2012.com
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Please everyone. Don’t listen, don’t automate all interactions. Be human, be helpful, be kind, care. Let’s remember why we’re here.
Complete skill issue and worrying to see people still not automate this in 2026 – manually changing a user's email address This should be fully automated in your user's login dashboard – or sending them invoice details for the third time because they didn't read your messages on how to do it themselves This should be fully automated in your user's login dashboard, and written in FAQ which is then trained on by your AI chatbot like Chatbase – explaining users how the price came to be that they have been paying for years (it's usually because of taxes) This should be fully automated in the FAQ, invoice or dashboard and known by your chatbot – fixing tiny but time-expensive bugs Yes that's your job but Claude Code or Cursor can help – bookkeeping, keeping record of individual deals, answering the same question over and over to the same customer... Bookkeeping you pay a bookkeeper for, and individual deals should be systemized. But why are you answering same question over and over? That's what an AI chatbot like Chatbase does People are really making their life hard by their own actions and by not automating it means they can never scale vertically (get bigger) or horizontally (add more features or build more products and businesses) There's a real ceiling especially for solo founders if you don't agressively automate everything you see, you'll just never grow like this
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Thank you @claudeai Claude Code. I now get so many more features built, you do 80% of my tedious marketing too and I don’t end the day with brain ache. Work life completely changed 🙏
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