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I've spent months building the pipelines that get companies cited in ChatGPT and AI search - not buried by them.
Today we're opening it up as Foliora.
Built for marketing teams and solo operators. Mostly one-click, you don't need SEO/AEO expertise to run it.
Priced near break-even on AI + SEO data costs. Here to help businesses win, not maximize take.
Shopify + WordPress plugins in review. Works today via Claude, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP setup.
Try it out and let us know what features you'd like to see next:
foliora.ai
somehow still surprised every sunday
> be coder
> it's saturday, 85% codex left on your weekly
> saved it all for sunday coding session
> astra will burn through it in 8 hrs
> but those 8 hrs will be glorious
> next reset in 2 days
> monday I'll be back on 100%
> timbo presses the reset button
> it's saturday
> you're back at 100%
> next reset in 7 days
wake up sheeple.
nice to see another usecase utilizing senddy!
You can put the hood on and go private by staking your $HOODS now!
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once they sunset the model your sub was for it really is just a rental
the ai you pay $20 to $200 a month for is a rental, and whoever you rent it from can swap the model, cap your usage or pull it whenever they want.
in february openai retired gpt 4o from chatgpt, paying users asked for more time to move their work off it, and it was gone anyway. the weights on your own gpu don't get retired. a 12gb 3060 runs a 27b at 50 tok/s today and it's the same model next year, offline, no subscription, no usage cap, and nothing you type into it leaves the machine.
own your thinking anon and keep it on your metal. buy a gpu, start at 12gb, and learn the stack while it still feels like a nerd thing.
gsq still matching the official api. bonsai being the smallest at 13/20 is solid
ran @PrismML's Bonsai 2 27B through my own agentic coding benchmark -- 20 multi-step bug fixes on @pidotdev, ~55 turns each, all local on a single 3060.
Bonsai 2 27B (7.2GB): 13/20
GSQ-RCO 2-bit (8.4GB): 16/20
ByteShape 2-bit (8.8GB): 10/20
AtomicChat 2-bit (9.0GB): 7/20
Official Qwen API: 16/20
GSQ-RCO still holds the top spot. but bonsai beat every other local 2-bit quant I've run -- bytshape 10/20 at 8.8GB, atomicchat 7/20 at 9.0GB -- while being the smallest file of the three. at that point there's no reason to pick either of them.
and the PTQ1_0 pack of the same model is 5.9GB, so this lands in 8GB-card territory.
11m gallons a day just went offline. diesel already up almost 90% this year
BREAKING: Exxon Mobil has shut down one of the largest diesel refineries in the Midwest, which produces ~11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel per day, due to outage issues.
This comes as diesel prices have already surged nearly 90% this year and the US has entered peak diesel demand season.
We expect to see diesel prices push toward $7.00/gallon.
This guy once won 26 trades in a row, had an 89% win rate across 47 trades, and made over $9M!
But shorting $ZEC has wiped out all his profits, and he's now close to liquidation!
His 12,285 $ZEC ($18.31M) short is now down $7.66M.
Liquidation price: $1,550.66.
hyperbot.network/trader/0x36…
Bitcoin has been handed just about every excuse to puke this week.
CLARITY fails.
$450M leaves the ETFs.
Fed hikes.
More hikes projected.
10-year around 5%.
Stocks sell off.
Bitcoin is still hanging around $76K.
I’m not calling that bullish.
I’m saying the headlines have done their part.
Now the clock is running on the bears.
If this is their opportunity, they need to keep taking levels back and moving the battlefield lower.
Because eventually, bad news that stops producing downside becomes information all by itself.
rolling it out to ~3500 engineers and seeing coding spend jump 60% is a better product signal than another benchmark screenshot
B300 one-year rates up >$1/hour in 30 days while the other models stayed flat is a serious preference shift