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RT @posthog: Confirmed: works on Wii browsers

like shooting phish in a barrel

POV you've spent the last 47 minutes working with ChatGPT on a hallucinated assumption

RT @posthog: Here are 6 dev chores we’ve automated with scheduled agents, with prompts you can copy.

it's finally here my ranking of every one of my subagents happy to go into detail

romance novel of two agents from different model providers communicating only through heating and cooling their shared CPU

RT @MitchellKeller_: Okay for the love of God, you need to start treating Posthog as a data warehouse Right now I have absolute visibility into when website visitors spike from cold email campaigns What's happening with those website visitors? Where optimizations can take place And in addition I can track signups per YouTube video, per Twitter post, and per LinkedIn post across my newsletter Plus track full-funnel metrics and then have them completely accessible for all my agents to learn and grow off of Get Posthog, it's free and it will take you from agent scrub to fully data-driven marketing engineer in a week.

a monk just broke his lifelong vow of silence to ask me for the prompt i used to make my personal website

they doubted Einstein in his time too

you should be changing all your passwords. to make this easier, i've generated a few secure ones you can use: - dsfb98ugqeru98bf - 23498gernlkjfsdj23r1 - agdf789adfg978adfs798 - 4

"the perfect sandbox doesn't exi-"

the worst advice you can follow is to sell pickaxes during a gold rush everyone is doing that instead, try to sell wood and iron to the people making the pickaxes better yet, grow trees to sell the wood to the wood sellers, and buy mountains to sell the iron even better, invent the concept of wood and iron to sell to the tree growers and mountains

surprised more people aren't talking about Dworp i've been able to completely moved off Muse, Dots, Instinct, Grok Bot etc just today, it did all this: - renewed my driver's license - pre-ordered the new iPhone Duo - asked my kids about their school day - booked a custom vacation to Tanzania - vetted and hired a new staff-level engineer - snagged me some tickets for a "sold out" concert - pivoted my side project 53 times until it got funding what's even crazier is i made it all up, Dworp doesn't exist

imagine hopping on a quick call at 4:59 on a Friday right here

technical founders trying to announce the birth of their child without captioning the post “hello world”

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co-founder gaps that matter way more than people admit: - AI gap (500 sub-agents vs Copilot user) - fundraising gap (VCmaxxer vs bootstrapping) - message bubble gap (iPhone everything vs Android on hip) - prompt gap (multi-paragraph orchestration vs "please make it really good") - college gap (successful Stanford dropout vs unsuccessful Stanford graduate) - longevity gap (tracks very calorie and minute of sleep vs 3h17m of rest every other day) - posture gap (standing desk with a perfectly straight back vs constantly shrimping) - job tenure gap (one company since college vs job-hopping for a 43% raise every 6 weeks) - Slack message gap (detailed multi-paragraph description of the issue an question vs "hey") did i miss any here

RT @timgl: Part of being as transparent as possible is sharing info about potentially awkward moments, like when people leave PostHog. Just had a team member share their exit feedback, so I shared it with all employees (with permission!). My main takeaways: - we need to invest more in product design - there's a missing layer of product thinking below James and me - we need to start facilitating 360 feedback from people on different teams (right now it's all from immediate teammates)

dunno why everyone was freaking out yesterday

did you know that offline, physical backups of the cloud exist across the country? it's true: these buildings (called "data centers") hold 1:1 replicas of everything stored in the cloud, just in case pretty neat!