Tanner Lytle

fine art & tattoos
Far too addicted to Warhammer 40K

[NVIDIA GeForce @NVIDIAGeForce]

We're giving away a Hogwarts Legacy custom wrapped NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 to celebrate its official release with DLSS 5 🪄

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[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

@NVIDIAGeForce Time for an upgrade! #RTXON

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@ichimaru_novel I used a bunch of my 1st edition HH terminators and repainted and added a few more skulls to use them for 40K chaos. They work really well!

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Full shot of the tiger tattoo that we started on April but just got to finish up yesterday. Sometimes life throws delays (like weddings and job changes) but it’s always worth the wait!

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Finished up this Tiger! Got to mix traditional Japanese poses with my more realism style.

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Work In Progress for this lion cross tattoo!! Excited to finish the flower and finish all the details in a couple of weeks 💪

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

@SiegeStudios Amazing job y’all!

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@Raphael1402X $789.00

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The ultimate battle - Freddy vs Jason tattoo I just completed 💪

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Warhammer 40K Inquisition tattoo that I did this week for Aaron! Thanks for making the drive to McCook to get it done 💪

Now go off and find those heretics! 💀

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

A kid who knows how to raid in WoW is unironically a better hire than 99% of non gamers. They develop team skills, coordination, leadership, how to master the respect of 40 people, how to share loot, maintaining a raid schedule, showing up on time, clear direct communication, how to get along with unique personalities, creating and executing on strategies, failing and trying again (perseverance), delayed gratification, etc. Invaluable skills are developed during raiding that are transferrable to the real world.

[Naval @naval]

If you aren’t getting happier as you get older, you’re doing it wrong.

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Never vibe code again!

If you need to build software that you can rely on, do so with access to real human developers. It's never been easier and accessible to plan your software and find the developers you need to build it.

[Founder University @FounderUni]

Big thanks to our partners at CodeBuddy, CEO Devon Seacrest & @tannerlytle, for an outstanding Week 3 live session on "Building the Right Features"

350+ founders joined as Devon unpacked how to cut through opinions and ship what matters most. He even ran a live usability test example of our website! (feat. @SequoiaB).

When conducting a usability test:
✅ Establish trust and physcolognical safety, “We’re testing the software, not you… think out loud as you go.”

✅ Resist the urge to help “Let them fail… it’s the only way to see where to improve.”

✅ Run 3–5 tests per round, “86% of user issues can be discovered with just 3 individuals”

Gathering raw feedback and user insights is a crucial part of delighting future customers with new features or designs. We've already implemented some of the insights from this session into our own systems 🚀

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

I'm not a developer, but here I am building a restaurant app using AI and have only spent $2 so far to do so.

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Visit https://t.co/5fve0tSInH to download rIDE for yourself for FREE and also get $10 in AI Credits!

[Tanner Lytle @tannerlytle]

Had a ton of fun with Devon & JB taking a silly idea for an AI app where I can continue to work "safely" while on my drives and building it using rIDE by CodeBuddy!

We were able to get the first feature working live on stream within an hour using AI tools + human experts.

[Charlie Cuddy @CharlieCuddy]

Such a cool full circle moment, just a few years ago I was building @FounderUni with @Jason, @preshdkumar, & @KSchricks to now seeing @invisible_code, an early @movevc, portfolio company growing large enough to sponsor the upcoming cohort!

[Sahil Lavingia @shl]

Our bottleneck is no longer writing code, but reviewing code