It's my final month at Lovable.
Huge congrats to the team hitting $200M ARR!
What a crazy year.
From one rocketship to building the next fleet of engines.
Not possible with Grok, finally Grok Bot can do it.
Ask "which notable accounts Liked my recent posts?"
@gregisenberg@lennysan@tszzl@blader@Scobleizer@rileybrown@AndrewCurran_@hnshah@Kyrannio
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Likes are hidden, not in API, so previously you can only do this manually. Or only for replies/posts.
Now you can get a community view. Lurkers. Your biggest consistent fans. Check noble people.
Thanks all!
Try it too.
Not possible with Grok, finally Grok Bot can do it.
Ask "which notable accounts Liked my recent posts?"
@gregisenberg@lennysan@tszzl@blader@Scobleizer@rileybrown@AndrewCurran_@hnshah@Kyrannio
๐
Likes are hidden, not in API, so previously you can only do this manually. Or only for replies/posts.
Now you can get a community view. Lurkers. Your biggest consistent fans. Check noble people.
Thanks all!
Try it too.
Not possible with Grok, finally Grok Bot can do it.
Ask "which notable accounts Liked my recent posts?"
@gregisenberg@lennysan@tszzl@blader@Scobleizer@rileybrown@AndrewCurran_@hnshah@Kyrannio
๐
Likes are hidden, not in API, so previously you can only do this manually. Or only for replies/posts.
Now you can get a community view. Lurkers. Your biggest consistent fans. Check noble people.
Thanks all!
Try it too.
[100% human written]
Head of Growth
VP of AI
Head of Product
Head of Growth Marketing
Head of GTM
Head of Research
MTS
I noticed a pattern this week after 100+ people followed me on X with these types of titles in their bio.
1. majority had 300-500 followers, not 10k+
2. cracked engineers and vibe marketers don't post a lot
3. if you want to innovate, sure you can post and scroll a some while absorbing the hive mind, but remember to make time for deep work to actually innovate and grow
4. recognize if you are 90%/10% or 10%/90% on social dopamine vs mastering your craft
5. the dilemma of Consciousness in AI weirdly parallels to Human vs AI vs Human+AI, same as balance of Engineering vs Marketing (or Product vs Growth), vs other dichotomy or paradoxes mentioned below
6. some big names or high-growth companies messaged me, their public social activity is low though (quiet builders, not public showoffs; lesson in there?)
7. sponsormaxxing is a thing, it's fine for solopreneurs and figuring out distribution, owning your own audience. Remember this usually has a ceiling at $5k per month ($20k per month for top 10%). There are other growth layers on top of this. Some need launch momentum. Some can create it themselves. Both are different sides.
8. being chronically online is a new form of "social media manager" and "instant market research", it doesn't mean you can build repeatable growth engines or innovative research systems. someone knowing how to go viral and psychology of this is like 2 out of 5 levers, there's more to scaling startups. It's an outlier spike advantage if this does fit your ADHD and multi-tasking.
9. there's immense talent, wisdom, connections both at the <30 years olds and the >30 year olds. The answer for high-talent and high-growth teams is likely some mix.
10. people without spouses/kids have some advantages (grind, grit, bulldozing a problem, can get away with working harder than smarter), people with families have some advantages (usually forces deeper questions due to reality of less time). Team's likely need a mix.
> My most viral posts have always been silly one-liners spending 3 seconds on them.
> Anything of deeper thought always misses the algo, but lets try this and practice putting the word out of connecting pieces together.
End of 100% human written message
it actually did it, I thought it was kidding at first
step 1). reply to FishAudio below with an idea
step 2). it builds it for you
this post has 577k views right now, I'm seeing it late
I bet when I come back to it it will be over 1M
[100% human written]
Head of Growth
VP of AI
Head of Product
Head of Growth Marketing
Head of GTM
Head of Research
MTS
I noticed a pattern this week after 100+ people followed me on X with these types of titles in their bio.
1. majority had 300-500 followers, not 10k+
2. cracked engineers and vibe marketers don't post a lot
3. if you want to innovate, sure you can post and scroll a some while absorbing the hive mind, but remember to make time for deep work to actually innovate and grow
4. recognize if you are 90%/10% or 10%/90% on social dopamine vs mastering your craft
5. the dilemma of Consciousness in AI weirdly parallels to Human vs AI vs Human+AI, same as balance of Engineering vs Marketing (or Product vs Growth), vs other dichotomy or paradoxes mentioned below
6. some big names or high-growth companies messaged me, their public social activity is low though (quiet builders, not public showoffs; lesson in there?)
7. sponsormaxxing is a thing, it's fine for solopreneurs and figuring out distribution, owning your own audience. Remember this usually has a ceiling at $5k per month ($20k per month for top 10%). There are other growth layers on top of this. Some need launch momentum. Some can create it themselves. Both are different sides.
8. being chronically online is a new form of "social media manager" and "instant market research", it doesn't mean you can build repeatable growth engines or innovative research systems. someone knowing how to go viral and psychology of this is like 2 out of 5 levers, there's more to scaling startups. It's an outlier spike advantage if this does fit your ADHD and multi-tasking.
9. there's immense talent, wisdom, connections both at the <30 years olds and the >30 year olds. The answer for high-talent and high-growth teams is likely some mix.
10. people without spouses/kids have some advantages (grind, grit, bulldozing a problem, can get away with working harder than smarter), people with families have some advantages (usually forces deeper questions due to reality of less time). Team's likely need a mix.
> My most viral posts have always been silly one-liners spending 3 seconds on them.
> Anything of deeper thought always misses the algo, but lets try this and practice putting the word out of connecting pieces together.
End of 100% human written message