I made $162 in passive profit with zero marketing by selling domain names. Guess what? You can too:. 1. Check @YourNextDomain about once a day.2. Watch 2-word, short dot coms using YND's notifications.3. Get a text before the auction ends.4. If price is right, place a bid!.5.

RT @ThePrimeagen: 26 months into 6 months away from AI stealing yo jerbs. - End of April CEO of replit has announced that it's 6-18 months….

Great watch for domainers. Josh shares his brand-first approach. And the importance of names. Didn't bat an eye at $5k for NameSnag .com (via Atom LTO). And says the name contributed to his success. Also the whois mcp is 🔥. RIP handreg discovery apps.

I have succumbed to the Dark Side. Why?. Want to vibe code mostly static websites with Astro. And LLMs seem to be trained well on React and TS itself. Typescript seems not too bad. to learn. Unions seem neat but prone to over-engineering. Interfaces seem fine, but I'm

Do things that don’t scale, they say. This was my afternoon. Direct mail. Brought me back to temp jobs I had in college.

Plot twist. You don't need a cofounder.

Please tell me this is true:. If it feels like a grind, you're likely on the right path. Tomorrow I'll launch my first cold outreach campaign: physical mail. Literally FedEx envelopes. Building a leads list, processing CSVs, writing sales copy, working with FedEx's software:.

A case study on "there are no shortcuts.". I'm floored at how quick @Shpigford got NameSnag off the ground. @gregisenberg inspired the idea. (Sorry, Greg, I was too harsh on a previous tweet.). But they both made one mistake. (Well, Josh flipped it for $15k so maybe not.). From.

Mo' Code. Mo' Problems. Writing more code slows you down. - Bugs.- Spaghetti.- Product Debt. Writing less code speeds you up. Counterintuitive but true. Especially important in the Age of AI Coding. No code. No problems.

While I was camping, I received a slew of recruiter interest. More than I've seen in a couple years. I think it was random chance but I wonder. The resurrection of Section 174?.

So I get back from camping and I see a bunch of notifications!. Grok mutual.

Going off grid for a while to camp with the family. Don't worry we'll have AC and comfy beds. (The European mind cannot comprehend.). IDK why they call it a fifth wheel. It's a house with wheels. In any case, see ya later.

With all due respect, Greg doesn't know what he's talking about. (I feel a little qualified building @YourNextDomain). 1. Domain flippers is small TAM. 2. Fetching and processing bulk domain data is difficult and dirty. Takes real data engineering. 3. It is a LOT OF DATA.

The greatest trick that the devil ever pulled was convincing vibe coders they needed Supabase. SQLite 4life.

5AM workout SMASHED!. A hidden benefit to swimming I never realized. Knowledge work transforms you into -> 🦐. Or the hunchback of Notre-DOM. For me, a double whammy since I'm 6'7" (2 meters) tall. I already fight gravity. (Not complaining. Never a bad seat at a concert for

Hot take:. Many non-tech vibe coders secretly want to be "real" developers. But I see a problem. AI is the gateway drug because you can see a fully functioning website come to life instead of "hello world" in a terminal. AI showed them "Hey, I can do this.". This is not a good.

I'm on the fence with Claude Code for feature work. - It only does a decent job with tiny features. Big features 🤮. - Tiny features I can do myself quickly, sometimes as fast or faster than Claude. - I don't waste time creating and fighting with Claude in planning mode. - I.

Seeing a lot of "Ditched Cursor for Claude Code". That's not quite right. They work in tandem, like Tony Stark and Spiderman or Javascript and a gun aimed at your foot. Cursor is an AI assistant IDE. You do the work and it helps you along the way. Claude Code is an autonomous.

The greatest trick that the devil ever pulled was convincing vibe coders they need Supabase.

You'd think I'd have a sale by now. (See Cloudflare unique visitor stats). If only bots and AI would by domains. 😭

VC-backed founders don't make money, investors do.