@SleeperJazz@Darryn_P1@utahjazz@Sleeper_Hoops Ace at 76.7% TS on 15 shots is what gets me. Efficient, not empty volume on a bad team. Love watching DP and Ace figure it out, but at some point that has to start turning into wins.
@noahiglerSEO The two different lists thing is the whole point. Run each question 5+ times and track how often you show up, not whether. It's share of voice, not a rank.
@AviSchiffmann@justalexoki Im glad to hear that other people are experiencing this same thing. Im bored most of the day but also got the freedom I have always wanted and somehow I feel weird about it. Not about the bordem but because of the freedom.
"I want to be in shape."
Did you work out today?
No? Then you don't actually want it. You want the result without the reps.
"I want respectful kids."
Did you enforce boundaries when they talked back today?
No? Then you don't want respectful kids. You want obedient robots that require zero effort.
"I want a strong marriage."
Did you put the phone down and actually engage with your wife tonight?
No? Then you don't want a strong marriage. You want the Instagram version without the work.
You don't want the thing. You want to have already achieved the thing.
The body without the early mornings. The kids without the hard conversations. The marriage without choosing her when you're tired.
What you GET is what you DO.
Not what you think about. Not what you'll "start Monday."
The jacked dad? Lifted 4x/week for years. The dad with respectful kids? Held boundaries in 10,000 unglamorous moments. The strong marriage? Chose his wife over comfort for a decade.
Everything you want lives on the other side of the thing you keep avoiding.
@rustybrick Too early for me to trust anything. Day one wobble is mostly trackers and tests. I'd write down everything that shipped on the site this week before blaming the update.
@docrohan One thing I'd add: rehearse race morning, not just the workouts. Open water, sighting, eating what you'll eat. I got pulled from the swim at Morro Bay and it wasn't my fitness, it was conditions I never practiced in. Good luck in Bahrain.
@alexgroberman The retail part is what got me. Your product feed is basically your pitch in AI answers now. But there are still huge gaps in what these platforms pull, like sales and discounts. Keeping that accurate across AI engines is way harder than it sounds.
@dickiebush Number 2 is the one nobody wants to do. If your docs are outdated, the agent just gives you the wrong answer faster and with way more confidence.
@Anthony_Chiang Giannis adding a midrange game feels unfair. Jazz are without Keyonte, JJJ, and Nurkic tonight, so Ace and the young guys get a real test. Here for it anyway.
@alexgroberman More inline links only helps if the page behind the link answers the exact question. The sources that get clicked will read like the answer, not a pitch.
@glenngabe Millions of auto-generated pages getting cited in AI answers is the part that worries me. Scale plus a trusted domain still beats quality, at least for now.
ADHD learners might be built for the AI era.
They go stupid deep on one topic, get almost good, then lose interest.
That used to mean losing everything they learned. Now you dump it all into a bot at your peak and it holds the map.
The obsession does the reps. The bot keeps it from fading.
The real bottleneck isn’t the tools. It’s the operator’s ability to define the decision boundaries clearly and review the output fast.
Once those are tight, the 4–6 person team becomes optional.
A single operator with the right agents can now cover what used to require a 4–6 person marketing team.
I’ve watched it happen with clients. The work still gets done.
The headcount doesn’t. Here's the practical setup I recommend.
Tools that are working well right now for this pattern:
- Claude (Projects or Team) for the heavy reasoning
- n8n for the workflows
- HubSpot Breeze if you’re already in HubSpot
- Lindy or Slack-based agents for daily triage and reporting
- Jasper or a well-prompted Claude for on-brand content at volume
Skip anything that promises “fully autonomous marketing” on day one.