Step 1 – Data Collection (Gemini) Prompt: Analyze [COMPETITOR]'s last 90 days of activity: 1. Product launches or updates
2. Pricing changes
3. New hires (executive level)
4. Customer complaints (Reddit, Twitter, G2)
5. Website changes (new pages, messaging shifts) Format as
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Competitor 90-Day AI Activity Analysis Template
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Using LLMs for competitive intelligence
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How to use LLMs for competitive intelligence (scraping, analysis, reporting):
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Five AI Models, Different Answers About Pipedrive for SaaS
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Asked 5 AI models the same question: “Would you recommend @pipedrive for a 25-person B2B SaaS scaling outbound in 2026?” The answers ranged from: Strong yes Strong no Maybe Competitor-first Same brand. Same prompt. Only the AI changed. AI doesn’t rank you. It interprets you
→ View original post on X — @coremention, 2026-02-13 08:57 UTC
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Local AI hardware changes development approach
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Alex bought a $10,000 Mac to run @openclaw with powerful local models. He isn’t alone. Know a guy with several NVIDIA H200’s in his house. Now that I am building I get it. Having your own local AI changes your whole approach to building with AI. I can’t afford that and running
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YOLO26: NMS-Free Object Detection with Real-Time Edge Performance
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Breaking the Bottleneck YOLO26 redefines object detection with native NMS‑free inference. No thresholds, no latency spikes – just stable, real‑time edge performance.
Ultralytics’ latest release (Jan 14, 2026) marks a paradigm shift: One‑to‑One label assignment eliminates -
Diffusion Models Challenge Traditional AI in Code Generation
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Can diffusion models finally outperform traditional AI at writing code? Researchers from Huazhong University of Science and Technology and ByteDance Seed just introduced Stable-DiffCoder. Instead of writing code one token at a time like standard models, this method uses a block
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Voice AI Usage for Remote Work and Fitness Tracking
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WFH folks have a big leg up here, definitely. Glad your husband is on board! Does he also use voice or mostly just witness the fitness?
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Using Claude AI to Automate Parallel Administrative Tasks
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I keep a running list of “free tasks” that I want AI to run for me in parallel, especially Claude Cowork managing Claude Chrome, while I’m doing other work. Ex: I had it go into my Calendly, set up a new work schedule, set up custom booking links for all of my clients with
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Building AI to parse X lists
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Well, if you ever want to rot your brain, here is everyone that matters on X: https://
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Grok AI generates video analysis reports
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My first viewer is Grok. It watches videos as I upload them here.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 13 février 2026
And the reports it writes about what it learned from the video have improved a lot.
Here is the report for my interview of Hugo: https://t.co/813pgPEwEC https://t.co/H3rwr0O52bMy first viewer is Grok. It watches videos as I upload them here. And the reports it writes about what it learned from the video have improved a lot. Here is the report for my interview of Hugo: https://
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