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probability over possibility, evidence over anecdotes. that's what we need to succeed in SaaS, apps, and software services marketing.

"everybody and their grandma are vibe coders now" how to be better then? Automate your taste. AI agents write 8-10x more code but only ships 30% faster due to review bottlenecks. Bring in your real world experience, domain experience, engineering-user connection experience: You need to codify your judgement. Turn repeated bugs , rejected output, better UX/UI into written rules ! or automated evaluation tests, so the AI learns your standard of "good".

Just hit $1,200 ARR 🎉 after a dip caused by forgetting to refill my AI credits :P Lesson learned: check your email every day for infrastructure alerts or better set up a Hermes/Telegram alert instead.

When a new idea appears, you should ask: Who pays, how do we reach them this week, and what existing work would this replace?

Okay, I'm convinced OpenAI listens to feedback more than many others. I was just thinking about switching to DeepSeek 4.1 Flash for my daily use since it's a close enough model.

hey, today was judgment day, the big pruning day. I unfollowed most of the people who don't follow back on X Judgment comes to those who don't play it fair 😜

my whole day's budget is gone by 9 am. ai is getting expensive, and the worst part: it's slowly becoming a part of me.

Weekend science: testing the output LPF on a 40 m WSPR beacon design.

any of you guys tried to start youtube channels for your apps? with lots of videos to provide value/authority in the niche , meanwhile inserting your own product ads ?

I just heard about a study that found "AI-generated images can make products look cheaper and sell less." I wonder if the same applies to software and UIs 🤔

Real world approach to Build in public: Boop won RevenueCat's Shipaton build-in-public award. Its creator handed pet owners printed portraits and used their feedback to shape the app. Building in public gets more useful when people can actually try the thing.

App: "Saved." Me: "Where, though?" A success message should leave you knowing what happened. Show the file name, the folder, or better a button to open it.

aka "The X Account Growth Playbook", "What the X Algorithm Looks For", "How to Get Seen on X", "How to Earn More Reach on X" based on my May 2026 post / X Algo

Been trying to build an AI fingerprint cleaner for AI-generated images. None of the techniques I've tried have worked. I'm starting to think it's impossible. I can get past SynthID, but not statistical AI checks. Anyone know a good technique or tool to avoid getting flagged by AI detectors for images?

- Mistral launches Voxtral 3: voice agents that listen, call tools and talk back. This type of models when cheap enough, could have lots of use cases - Voxel opens home-robot reservations, targeting deliveries in 2028. I see too many companies, nothing yet hit malls or shops, still a hype? - SnapLogic adds 545 agent-tool templates across 44 enterprise technologies. I like this business, creating and selling AI skills/mcps/tools - Claude designed 17 scorpion-toxin binders that passed lab tests. Antivenom still unproven. I have big hopes for AI for science, yet to see anything tangible - llm-d 1.0 ships: open-source infrastructure to run OSS AI models in production privately. Lots of gov and companies would love to have something like that deployed.

Replacing a customer's spreadsheet means replacing years of little exceptions, workarounds, and habits. A prettier dashboard isn't much reason to switch nowadays I guess. Maybe what's needed now is an agent-first interface.