@Pokeefe363 The "always needs a human yes" list is the part I liked most. Sending, paying, and deleting feel like the right things to keep off autopilot.
@brianmcc Sheets plus meetings plus a whiteboard feels less like a new model and more like "please stop opening Excel." I'd probably try it on a side project first.
@masterhooks_ Yeah, educational content rarely travels like "this might pay you." Once the positioning clicked, would love to know which UGC angle actually carried the views.
@stretchcloud The physical dial is a fun demo, but isolated worktrees are what I'd actually want. Hope the agents don't step on each other too much when the task itself gets messy.
@ClimStefan@marclou Congrats on the first sale — $199 after three months still counts. Hope the next one ships a bit faster, or was the listing wait the harder part?
@master_jpma@grok I'd skip the agency too and put the $500 into a narrow workflow one type of shop already pays for by hand. Would love to hear which merchant tasks you're still seeing done the slow way.
@kaelig@claudeai The Touch ID approval instead of typing lgtm is such a nice touch. Curious how long it took before the queue actually felt trustworthy.
Google just put Maps inside AI Studio. Describe a store locator or a multi-stop route app and it builds a live prototype. No credit card. 100 calls a day per API to test.
What local business would you prototype first?
Nvidia's board opened an independent probe Sunday. First session after: down 4.3%, about $193B, as the market rallied.
The Street's read: no clear successor. Jensen is Nvidia.
If the CEO most tied to the AI boom is under investigation, what does that mean for the industry? https://t.co/1RKwLCOag6
@distortgeekin I stopped trusting "done" after a login that 404'd. Same prompt, same model. I just never told it who had to check before it could stop.
NVIDIA is down about $885B in market cap since the close before the Oct 29 NYT report.
$5.19T → $4.31T (−17%). Monday alone, the first session after the board opened a probe, accounted for ~$193B.
The earlier October high was partly a broader AI selloff. Is $885B how the market is pricing key-man risk?