Any interest in a 'higgsfield' but you bring your own API keys? Better UI/UX. No being stuck in plans. Etc.

Built myself a browser extension. It gives me 15m a day to waste on certain websites. It also shows how much time I spend on other sites and suggests whether or not its added to the global 'time waster'.

I tried the Codex app for a bit in my workflow. Oddly enough I find myself wanting to use the IDE in case I need to look at the code.. anyone else feel this?

Pro X tip. Mute '4o'. You'll thank me later.

A good example of someone promoting their app with a made up story. Always do your due diligence otherwise you'll buy into guru slop. If you do a quick app store search, this product and company doesn't exist.

Honestly though – @AnthropicAI Opus seems to get worse every week. It misses context, doesn't search for files and is messing up on super obvious stuff. When 4.5 first came out none of these annoying issues were as obvious. This past week has been awful.

The #1 google ads mistake I see founders make: Stuffing ad groups with 20+ keywords and hoping something sticks. I recently audited an account for a pickleball court contractor. They were paying for clicks on "pickleball courts near me." This targets people looking to play,

One thing I've noticed about creative people is that we love to start. New idea hits. Hyper fixation happens. Dopamine floods. We dive in. It's electric. Starting is the easy part. Sustaining is where everything actually happens. I've been learning this the hard way. At one

So… audiobooks. I loved reading books when I was a teenager. Got sucked into video games and then the book reading faded. Recently I’ve gotten into audio books (fiction) and man, I’ve been missing out. Stories that are thick with plots and can take their time building is what

One thing I notice with Google Ads is that when you're not paying attention to them (set it and forget it) you're probably wasting money. Especially if you set it up yourself. There are a few things worth checking: 1.) Are you targeting the right people? Keyword intent

“AI is only as good as the person using it.” This is something I’ve been saying for a long time now, and still rings true. If you’re a developer, being a better developer helps you to use AI to develop better. If you’re a film maker or artist, knowing your craft (what makes

Being a heavy Claude Code user... the 'claude gets dumb' sometimes is real. Pretty frustrating when it doesn't understand simple context of a conversation or it veers off and does things that it was not asked to do. Feels like regression.

They become overly complex and yeah. Not fun to use from a UX perspective. It's the essentially the Netflix problem. You're paying for thousands of shows you'll never watch. Anyway, I was doing some client work and needed to look into A/B testing options. Same story there.