Dylan Pulver

AI × Tech × Music × Thoughtful Collecting × SaaS

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

I don’t just collect ideas — I ship them.
Building SaaS from scratch
Exploring AI tools + automation
Collecting grails across Pokémon, Yugioh, and more
Let’s go deeper than the algorithm.

[Nozz @NoahEpstein_]

stop what you're doing and look at this image.

each dot is 3.2 million people. 2,500 dots = 8.1 billion humans.

the grey? 6.8 billion people who have never used AI.
the green? 1.3 billion free chatbot users.
the yellow? 15-35 million who pay for it.
the red? that tiny sliver is us.

you think the AI space is crowded because you're in an echo chamber of the 0.06%.

the real world hasn't even started.

wrote a full breakdown on the data, the opportunity, and 7 businesses you can build from this gap today:

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Limited context in an AI convo used to frustrate me.
Now it forces me to be intentional.
Every “you’ve run out of conversation length” has made me rethink how I share, what matters, and where I'm actually trying to go.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Some contenders:
— model vindication
— model déjà vu
— edit loop collapse
— the GPT boomerang

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

There’s a funny AI phenomenon I keep running into:
You generate some copy. A sentence, a label, a subject line.
It sounds fine—but maybe too fine. So you try to improve it.
You brainstorm. Rewrite. Iterate.
And then come full circle:
oh. wait.
The AI already nailed it.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

I love when Claude runs out of tokens and I get to hit "Continue."
A tiny UX flourish that says:
yes, you asked something worth thinking about.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Noticing 1000–2000 lines is about the max you want a file to hit.
At that point, it’s usually time to refactor—AI or not.
Too many responsibilities.
Too hard to parse.
For humans and AI.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

AI has changed how we code.
Refactoring used to require surgical precision—careful planning, deep context, mental overhead.
Now?
Write fast, go messy.
Let AI clean it up later.
The cost of clean code just dropped.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

A lifetime is made up of years, which is made of days, which is made of hours, all the way down to seconds

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Every big thing is always composed of smaller things

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

$1 million is made up of 100k's, which is made up of 10k's, all the way down to $1 bills

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

In the future there will be AI Superusers and people replaced by AI Superusers

[Founder Mode @Founder_Mode_]

Patrick Collison (CEO, Stripe) — How to Move Fast

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Prompting is a form of design. 🎨

Claude’s context limit makes that obvious:
you have to compress what matters, leave out what doesn’t,
and still make it legible to another mind.

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

Right after tree, I send Claude output from this:
SELECT table_schema, table_name, column_name, data_type, is_nullable, column_default
FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE table_schema = 'public'
ORDER BY table_name, ordinal_position;
Claude sees everything now!

[Dylan Pulver @dylanryanpulver]

This command has quietly become one of my favorites:
tree . -I 'db|venv|__pycache__|node_modules'
Instant structure, minus the noise.
Great when I’m explaining something to Claude—or just trying to reorient myself.

[Nathan Covey @nathan_covey]

I don't think many people understand what is happening in software development right now.

I have a few friends with computer science degrees. Yesterday I asked them how they use AI. One said he uses ChatGPT “a little bit.” The others criticized AI and basically were in denial of how good it's become.

Riddle me this:

How does a guy who looked at his first line of code last year build an app in a week, by himself, that would’ve required a whole team and several “sprints” a few years ago?

I sit at dinner with friends and family. All chatter about politics and pop culture. I bring up AI and get blank stares. Not one person has even heard of Claude.

The average person has barely used AI and has no idea what is happening.

I literally can't sleep at night.

Too many ideas. Too many opportunities.

I'm so excited.

[Axel Bitblaze 🪓 @Axel_bitblaze69]

We did it: $BTC is finally above $100K

Now, you might be wondering: Does Bitcoin still have room to go higher OR Not ?

Some are even claiming $1M+ but is that really possible?

After in-depth study & comparisons to Gold, A Thread on how high BTC can go in next few years. 🧵👇

[Cole Walmsley @Cole_Walmsley]

It's time for a thread.

$100 million for the price of one Bitcoin is a MASSIVELY conservative estimate.

Here's how: