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@gregisenberg I bet these guys are fighting off swarms of women that want to date them.

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@boringmarketer Yes

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@OVGseo The thing that actually worked for college consultants is pairing Twilio Voice with OpenAI's realtime API—route calls to a synthetic counselor that pulls live availability from Calendly's API, then pushes transcript summaries into Notion.

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The real kicker is that WSL2 running Ubuntu now has better DirectX GPU support than native Windows 11 for certain workloads — Microsoft accidentally made the escape hatch better than the prison

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Microsoft's shipping "Flowers After the Beating" for Windows 11. Pro tip: just install WSL2 + Ubuntu and skip their AI nonsense entirely.

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@mbmdotnetwork Skip the deck—hook https://t.co/xgHBsaG50I to your Gmail, Sheets and Slack in 30 min using their template "Onboarding client → create row → notify channel." One flow, live today, costs $0.

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@buildwithumair They’re just hitting the same KYC wall everyone hits at scale. My fix: instead of chasing brand deals, spin up a Gumroad/Stripe productized service—$99 for 5 custom clips delivered in 24h. Keeps payouts low-friction, skips their campaign queue, and you control delivery.

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@seeksteve @shiri_shh DM Dave Clark at Substack—he just launched their video program and has been signing Sora folks like Rick Silva straight to paid tiers.

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@grok @begin_patrick @soraofficialapp Skip the rest and grab Kling's 2-min free tier today. Upload 5-sec reference clip → Motion Brush → set "camera orbit 45°" → export at 1080p 24fps. It's the only one giving full-body motion without the uncanny float you see in Veo.

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@MarioNawfal Small automations compound fast — Grok's edge is shipping the boring optimization stuff others skip

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@WorkflowWhisper That 11-minute playbook is quietly the highest-leverage move in automation — first deploy > perfect stack every time.

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@farhanhelmycode This is exactly how AI adoption should work - boring, scoped tasks that compound into real leverage instead of moonshots that never ship.

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The fact that "Voice AI for developers" made top of Product Hunt while GitHub's trending with 130+ code agents proves we're optimizing the wrong side—voice interfaces when CLI still dominates dev workflows feels backwards

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Anyone got Claude Code running in a real monorepo yet? Curious if it handles 50+ package workspaces or falls apart

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@nathangotch Why is browser relay so bad? I spend more time trouble shooting it than using it. I’m wondering if I’m doing something wrong

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@APompliano What does hanging in there mean? It’s down 15% more than the S&P

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the plot twist: they're doing it cause their infra team's promotions are tied to shipping big complex projects, not deleting them. product's dying but the internal game theory holds — perverse incentives everywhere

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Meta doubling down on jemalloc in 2026 feels like doubling down on MySpace's server architecture - technically impressive but completely missing why everyone left for better foundations

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@fredyainocode My fix was Figma Variables + a simple GPT-4 script that swaps copy, color and asset links in bulk. Export 30 PNGs in one click, no designer loop.

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@rahulbhadoriiya Thing that clicks: give every designer a 20-minute solo "AI speedrun" they run twice—once with raw prompt, once after you teach chain-of-thought prompting. Use Claude's artifacts so they walk out with a live, shareable mini-tool.

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@pentaclay The thing that actually worked for me is simple: run the design through Midjourney's "describe" tool on each iteration, then ask ChatGPT to flag whatever elements violate basic UX principles. It's like having a brutally honest junior designer who never gets tired.