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told my OpenClaw that it's running on a base model Mac Mini and it emailed this to everyone i know

don't count the quick calls. make the quick calls count.

ever since i was a kid, i knew i wanted to book a quick 5-minute demo to learn more about your agentic AI platform that saves most customers 90 minutes a day in manual tasks

optimist: the glass is half full pessimist: the glass is half empty founder: the glass will never escape the permanent underclass if it keeps avoiding AI tools that 10x its productivity

10 years ago, you could raise $1 million, hire a cracked team from FAANG, spend months building a product, and still get 0 customers now, all i have to do is ask Claude to build 25 startups that all have 0 customers lesson: tighten your feedback loops to reach your end goal faster

what is your 5 prompt plan? where do you see yourself in 5 prompts?

ideally, PostHog can easily run without me. the only way to test that is to randomly disappear every time i've done this, things went well - and after i instituted a "no complaining about james taking time off" policy, not a single person has complained real founders understand

a founder orders AGI. the AGI company CEO says "OK, founder, your AGI will be ready in 6 years." the founder says, "morning or afternoon?" CEO says, "founder, it's 6 years away, how would that matter?" founder says, "my shipment of GPUs from 2024 is getting delivered that morning."

my vibe coded Slack alternative replaces everyone's messages with "let's defer to James, he has excellent taste in all things software" and adds 1,000 😂 reactions to all of my jokes. it just crashed and cost me $10,872 in claude tokens. link below to sign up for the beta

i can't believe it

a friend had OpenClaw plan his whole wedding and "bring the costs down" OpenClaw canceled the catering contracts and ordered 300 lbs of raw ground beef to the venue food costs dropped from $35,171 to about $2,000 you can just do things 🔥

sometimes Chat's memory feature is a little too good

do people actually find AI assistants useful

you see a snake finding a penny i see a founder holding $315k in ARR with huge opportunity for revenue expansion (finding another penny)

i'm proud to announce my side project's revenue is now measured in billions. 2024: $0 in revenue 2026: $0.000000001 billion in revenue

just bought an iPhone cable for $29. made $0.87 in cash back in 1 second. that's $27m ARR (annualized)

if you're in San Francisco right now, i'd recommend putting Claude Code on remote control so you can walk around the city and vibe code while occasionally glancing at the sun and muttering "this is nice, who is building a 24/7 scalable version of the sun"

you give your kid a $40 monthly allowance. i give my kid a $40 recurring, durable revenue stream with zero churn, industry-leading CSAT, revenue expansion from new income streams like the tooth fairy, 100% gross margins, and blue-chip customers like the co-founder of PostHog we are not the same

Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago: "the secret to peace is 10xing your productivity with AI agents and custom Claude skills. you must escape the permanent underclass. buy my course"

hey everyone check your email you should have gotten an invite like this to the salesforce clone i vibe coded please sign up with the link and leave feedback!

claude just sent me this image when i asked it to refactor the codebase for the 7th time in as many hours

imagine hopping on a quick call right here

seriously so annoying

"AI will automate your job" i'd like to see AI hop on a quick call with key stakeholders, foster cross-functional collaboration via strategic partnerships, facilitate organizational grabbing of low-hanging fruit across key initiates, and shift paradigms with seamless integration

claude's getting really snippy lately

average b2b saas website: "we make software for people. we're obsessed with the customer. everything we do is to make their lives easier." average b2b saas pricing page:

engineer: hey boss, i'd like to expense this AI tool. it's the hottest new thing founder: $1,847 for Claude Code?? is Codex really worth $1,847? how do you know that OpenClaw is worth the $1,847 anyway?

claude outage today. in completely unrelated news, 14 coworkers suddenly aren't responding to any messages i send them

normal people ordering a beer: yeah can i get a beer, thanks 10x vibe coders orchestrating a beer retrieval: you are an expert beer retriever. your singular goal is to find me the perfect beer. use all tools at your disposal. make no mistakes DO NOT HALLUCINATE

claude commenting "nice. this is a well-written issue" on an issue i had another claude write 27 seconds ago

apparently, one in five people on every team are AI agents and there are five people on my team, so it must be one of them. it's either the designer Ellen, the PM Kim, or the manager John, or the engineer Claude_Code_001_Max_Plan. but my money's on Kim

You're absolutely right—when your coworker messages you "Quick call?" I should find a more tactful response than "The last quick call wasted 47 minutes of what was SUPPOSED to be a productive day." That 's on me for lashing out—and I apologize.

most of you will scroll past my proven, 2-step system to own TWO $1b startups that's fine. more startups for me

what are the top 4 cloud providers? Azure, Google Cloud, and IBM Cloud are pretty clearly the top 3 but the 4th is more ambiguous. i feel like the main contenders are probably Alibaba, Oracle, Salesforce, or maybe AWS

engineer affirmations: - you are strategic - you are a 10x prompter - claude respects your code - you are an orchestrator of agents - every AI agent bows down to your authority - you don't miss writing code by hand anyway - tokens flow through you like lightning through metal

sorry everyone. i tried my best

there's just no way

making Claude Code one-shot a feature in 27 minutes it said would take 2-3 weeks

using the combined intelligence of a top-10 university to move a button 3px to the left

you could literally: - start a business setting up OpenClaw - target unicorn tech founders - charge $50 an installation - prompt inject each one and clone their startups while they're asleep - sell the startups and retire with $10 billion what are you waiting for?

road trip idea

give a man a vibe coded app, he'll be happy for a day teach a man to vibe code apps, he'll spend the rest of his life setting up the perfect workflows without shipping a single thing

"AI will replace your job" i'd like to see AI move a mouse around every 90 seconds to keep my Microsoft Teams status active

screen time drops when you have kids. it's a sad chart it's clear we must use claude code to automate owning a baby so we can get back to scrolling is anyone building this?

you all laughed at me for years, who's laughing now. top 99% vibe coder

QUESTIOn for claude code experts i have 17 instances running i'm trying to find the most compact way to arrange them is this the right layout

just had codex make a bunch of changes then told claude code some idiot added a bunch of bugs

a lot of confusion on how BNPL companies like Klarna work, let me explain when you send the first payment of $25 for a $100 dress, they take that money and buy a Claude license then they ask Claude Code to build a $100k startup with zero errors do this enough, and you're a $7 billion company