I struggle with the phrase “everyone’s a coder now.” And I hesitate to post because I don’t want you to read this as gatekeeping. If anything, I want more people to build, but in a stronger, more functional way. Building any sort of software is incredibly empowering. Even
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Ray Dalio and Reid Hoffman debate AI future and chip manufacturing
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Just had a front row seat to @RayDalio and @reidhoffman discussing the future of AI. Great debates on chip manufacturing, open source, solopreneurship, the future of investing, and AI sycophancy. Thank you @villageglobal for invite!
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Claude Sonnet 4.6 for Google Ads Research and Creation
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For many tasks, Claude Code is still my go-to. But here is one use case: I just used it as a task speed test, for something neither I nor my team have done before. I asked Sonnet 4.6 while on a blank page – “hey go and research Google ad best practices and then create a paid
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AI Voice System Evaluation: Realism, Speed, and Tone Variations
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It is still very clearly AI, though unsophisticated-on-AI users might be convinced it’s real. It’s quite fast as responding (much faster than say ChatGPT live voice mode) but not as fast as a human. It changes its tone very naturally but sometimes a bit exaggerated.
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Claude Code exhale sound productivity hack for task management
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I set up Claude Code to play a human exhale every time it finishes a task. Why? It’s a helpful cue to look back at the screen It’s more efficient when I’m managing multiple tasks It’s a psychological hack – I almost automatically relax when I hear the noise Dozens
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AI Soulja Boy Phone Demo Impresses with Responsive Conversation
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Not only do I kind of love this ad, but I just had a 3min conversation with AI Soulja Boy at that phone number, and it actually made me laugh out loud twice.
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 19 février 2026
Very responsive, perfect demonstration of the tech, passed my initial QA testing. https://t.co/OwhULR0OfiNot only do I kind of love this ad, but I just had a 3min conversation with AI Soulja Boy at that phone number, and it actually made me laugh out loud twice. Very responsive, perfect demonstration of the tech, passed my initial QA testing.
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Sonnet 4.6 Makes AI Browser Extensions Finally Usable
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AI Chrome extensions felt largely unusable because of how slow they were. Sonnet 4.6 is the first one that changes that for me. While in meetings, I am kicking off browser tasks and unlike Opus 4.5, it actually finishes before the meeting is done.
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AI Automates Mail Processing With Single Prompt
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I haven't manually processed a piece of mail in weeks. One prompt handles all of it. → categorizes each piece of mail → compares my bills to cheaper providers → flags deadlines → queues payments → calendars events and RSVPs → auto-sorts junk (unless the
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AI Whitespace: Finding Revenue in Current Limitations
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I want you to spend your next 24 hours being 10x more vigilant on the things around you that AI is not amazing at today (and/or would be hard or expensive to overhaul in process improvements). Why? There are still (at least in the short-term) whitespace revenue opportunities in
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Peter Joins OpenAI as Top Choice Among Tech Companies
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I have to imagine other companies were fighting for Peter to join their ranks. Congrats to @OpenAI for being his top pick. (Will it be renamed for a third time? )