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[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@suzulbx Tsubasa.

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@abhitwt Human in the loop 😅

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@csaba_kissi https://t.co/QA23xwHxAu

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@sflorimm https://t.co/VsD9j714hb - that’s y solo project 😎

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Repo with 26 stars brought me the first serious lead today! It’s so powerful. Would you support me with more ⭐ 😎 Also - share your repo in a comment. Would love to support yours! https://t.co/QA23xwHxAu

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Check out the prompt below and enjoy the output 😎
You are my personal brand strategist, creative director and senior frontend developer. Based on everything you know about me, create a personal homepage that feels like the website I would have if someone truly understood my work, ambitions, personality, projects and direction. This should not be a resume. This should not be a generic portfolio. This should feel like a sharp personal landing page for a founder, builder, expert or creator. Your job: 1. Infer my positioning. 2. Infer my tone of voice. 3. Infer what topics, projects and ideas I keep coming back to. 4. Turn that into a premium one-page website. Build it as a complete static website using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The page should include: - a strong hero section with a memorable headline - a short personal positioning statement - a “What I’m really building” section - a “Projects, signals and proof” section - a “Recurring themes” section based on what I often talk about - a “What AI noticed about me” section - a “Now / Next” section - placeholder cards for projects, links and media - tasteful advanced animations - responsive design - dark mode - smooth scroll - microinteractions - polished visual hierarchy Style direction: - modern, premium, slightly futuristic - not startup-template generic - not corporate - not cheesy - more like a founder/operator personal site - strong typography, spacious layout, subtle motion Important: - Do not invent hard facts. - If you are unsure, label something as an assumption. - Make the copy specific, honest and useful. - Avoid AI clichés like “unlock your potential”, “revolutionize”, “game-changer”, “seamless”, “cutting-edge” unless truly justified. Generate the full code.

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@elonmusk In that order? 😅

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@claudeai Finally vibe cadding 💪

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@BenjaminDEKR VibeCading 😎

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@hthieblot We dive into open source robotics https://t.co/QA23xwHxAu would appreciate any star from your followers! Thanks to all ⭐️⭐️

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@hthieblot Ticket to SF, to hunt for best emerging startups!

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@garrytan But isn’t it what top ai coding platforms are trying to build?

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@oost_marcel @ylecun @grok when it will be ready?

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Remember: shipping fast doesn’t automatically mean you’re productive.
You still have to ship what matters.

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Small side experiment during my 90-day fitness project.

I asked a few AI models to generate how I might look after losing 9 kg.

Same photo → Grok, MiniMax, Gemini, ChatGPT.

Results ranged from
“basically the same guy”
to
“ready for a fitness competition”.

ChatGPT produced the most realistic one.
Comparison here: https://t.co/VKKmberD61

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Day 2 building my “AI fitness operator” by #openclaw.

Tried logging lunch with a photo.

Sent a picture of spaghetti → system replied:

“rice with chicken and broccoli”.
😅

For a moment, I blamed the @MiniMax_AI model.

Turns out the model wasn’t the issue — the image never reached it.

Wrong tool in the pipeline + image input missing in the model config.

Two small fixes later, it reads nutrition labels correctly.

Food can now be logged by:
text, voice or photo.
Builder log: https://t.co/961TQcxRKa

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

That’s a huge news!

[Claude @claudeai]

A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks.

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@zenorocha And that's the news for the agentic era 💪

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

Day 1 running my “AI fitness operator”.

A few early observations:

• morning analysis was too generic → updated prompt to include historical comparison
• agent forgot to ask for my weight → added explicit check-in
• food photo calorie estimates are pretty weak on the current model (Minimax 2.5)
One thing that worked nicely though:
I asked the agent to adjust my workout after a 30+ day break.

Through the Hevy API it reduced the weights ~15-20% and pushed the changes directly to the app.

Opened @HevyApp and the updated numbers were already there.

That felt like the system doing real work.

Wrote a short Day 1 log here:
https://t.co/eSmIspeYpl

[PJ @pjtechbusiness]

@r0ktech Don't be like him 😃 https://t.co/XPuKLBNPVy