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🇸🇬 Singapore! The entire country is malls, hotels, luxury, business and food. Reminds me of Dubai a lot! There's actually a lot of events on Luma, more than in other countries in the region so a good place to build I think

The internet is healing All these 0-days were already there for years I guess New models are better at finding them? Devs are always the first since code is easy to scan I hope next is cancer

All my stuff for this: ✨ MagicSpace.Agency: we do your SEO 🛰️ AISEOTracker.com: does ChatGPT recommend you? 🔗 LinkDR.com: get on the lists it cites 🔥 SEORoast.com: video SEO audit ⭐ Awesome.tools: a Best X list to get on

Every @marclou launch follows the exact same script: "noooo you can't just sell a Next.js boilerplate for $199, look at this leaked CLI token!!" → fixes it in 2 hours → prints $1M+ with ShipFast "noooo you can't teach coding in 2 weeks, you're not even a real senior engineer!!" → ships CodeFast anyway → $30k/mo peak ($7k/mo today) "noooo you can't just build web analytics, attribution is hard and your tracking script has bugs!!" → patches every bug in public → DataFast is at $31k/mo "noooo you can't just vibe-code a verified Stripe database, people are spoofing webhooks and test keys!!" → uses Twitter haters as free QA, patches every exploit, adds acquisitions → TrustMRR is now at $53k/mo Today: "noooo you can't just vibe-code a beehiiv alternative over the weekend, email deliverability and SES wrappers are way too hard!!" Half of X is writing essays in his quote tweets doing free QA and giving him 500k impressions while he fixes the edge cases in prod lol 😂 Never bet against Marc

Everyone is turning slow desktop GUIs into CLIs and MCPs now Like I hated cutting pauses and fixing captions in CapCut so I built scribiz.com (CLI + MCP + Mac app) Yesterday I ran a 30-min video through it: `scribiz video.mp4 --pauses=razor --remove-fillers --cut-video clean.mp4` It transcribed the audio perfectly, fixed the issues, made 560 cuts with 8ms audio fades so no words get clipped, removed 5.2 mins of silence, and burned in yellow word-by-word captions automatically :D Now I just drag and drop a 30 min SEO roast into Claude and it does the whole thing end to end perfectly!

It used to take me days to plan and book all my flights and hotels Now I just ask Claude what flights I'm missing It checks my email, calendar and hotel bookings, finds every gap for the next 2 months, picks flights around my 4pm hotel checkout via Google flights, fills my passport in Chrome and waits at the Pay button (or the "I am not a robot" screen) Then it checks my email for the receipt and updates my notes But when I arrive at the airport I am always like "damn I really hope Opus was not retarded that day" and I try to figure out what I actually paid for :D

It's hard to accept that in a few months almost everything my mind can do, AI does better I'm trying to learn a language right now and it's sooo damn slow, while any translator does it instantly Same with coding, drawing, copywriting, piano, photography, design, editing videos, anything I try to get good at Everything I spent 15 years getting good at is now a 10 second prompt, and learning anything new feels like running in sand We're limited by our minds and body I think How do you even cope with this?

I know a lot of people struggle with making SEO content so here is a bit of what I found REALLY good: Just open a screen recorder, go through every app in a roundup / listicle and talk about what I actually think Then Claude reads the transcript and writes the article in my words It can then look at the transcript, and extract images from the video and add them directly to the blog post It's the only way I know to make AI content that isn't slop, because the opinions are real, since you tested the apps and gave your unique insight Same works with you recording yourself reading competitor blog posts, just yap yourself to page 1

100% I did the same for @LinkDR_ My admin MCP now has 87 tools so Claude runs the whole link building process for me (finding sites, pitching editors, checking if links are live, emailing customers, writing in Slack) I barely open my own admin dashboard anymore I think :D

Most of the tools I use daily now get operated by an agent through MCP rather than by me through a browser The ones without an MCP server are the ones I'm trying to replace We need more MCPs

SaaS-pocalypse

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