@PolitlcsUK@grok so the government will take £100 out of one's salary and then return it via this route.
What % of that £100 is consumed by the government during that round trip on running costs etc?
@Shpigford Twilio numbers are like $1.50 a month and auto forward sms to your main number for 2fa
Just give your clanker your Twilio api key and ask it to do it.
The ai labs keep making features that eat whole categories of startups.
Is there any point building software?
I think yes but integrate with ChatGPT, grok bot etc as much as possible and figure out what niche they can’t be bothered to do in a non sloppy way.
Yes you can schedule an automated seo growth loop using ChatGPT or /loop inside Claude code or whatever, but it requires a lot of work to keep it on track.
What I’m doing is making the “seo assistant” available via a chatgpt plugin.
But the daily seo growth loop is managed inside my app where it knows to use the topical map etc and stays on track.
Scotland has enormous wind and tidal energy capacity, but can’t build enough power lines to get it down south where it’s needed.
We should drop as many of these pods as possible in Aberdeen and run them off wind!
No need to build data centres in the south at all :)
AI factory deployment at a prepared site: from six months down to 14 days.
NVIDIA DSX POD brings Vera Rubin AI factories in containers, integrated and validated before delivery.
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Boring but consistent SEO is the best! You can also do all of this directly in ChatGPT, which works really well and doesn't eat into your Codex usage limits.
I built RefreshAgent, a ChatGPT app that connects to Google Search Console and GA4 to make this easy.
Try it here: https://t.co/I26wDfcqYf
One of my affiliate EMDs (the attached tweet) went from 30 to 135 clicks/day, a 350% increase. I didn’t publish more content. I connected GSC to Codex and optimized what Google was already testing. Here are 20 things I ask Codex to look for:
1. Pages ranking between positions 8–20
2. High-impression queries with few clicks
3. Pages with falling CTR
4. Queries gaining impressions quickly
5. Unexpected keywords
6. Missing exact answers
7. Search intent mismatches
8. Weak title tags
9. Unclear H1s
10. Missing subtopics
11. Outdated prices and offers
12. Claims that need supporting data
13. Questions worth adding to the FAQ
14. Missing relevant schema
15. Orphan pages
16. Internal link opportunities
17. Competing pages
18. Country or language mismatches
19. Winning page formats worth repeating
20. Pages already close to the top 3