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Apr 28
Doubling down.
This is the new Builder Methods. Helping you become a more confident builder with AI.
New course, new free tools, build kits, live sessions. Have a look: buildermethods.com 🧵
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A stronger AI model isn't a threat to your job.
The best output from the best models comes when someone with judgment, taste and experience is steering it.
More horsepower goes to whoever's willing to migrate their technical chops UP the ladder to where they matter more now.
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Jun 16
Moved all of my content drafting work into Claude Code recently.
Claude's turnaround time when editing content in markdown is so noticeably faster than (even simple) coding tasks. A lot faster than Claude .ai too.
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Jun 16
I want a voice dictation tool that:
- Doesn't add a period when I pause to think about the next word.
- Knows when I started speaking mid-sentence and doesn't capitalize the first word.
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Jun 15
Photoshop:
For all those tiny annoying design tasks that are impossible elsewhere but maddeningly over-complicated and make you feel like an idiot (yet you're still using it after 20 years).
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Brian Casel retweeted
Jun 12
If we can't make money on the internet anymore. @CasJam and I have our first reel for NBA podcasting.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
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Jun 11
I have replayed this 5 times and it's not even 9am yet.
Jun 11
Mike Breen: "The tip––it's good. It's good! IT'S GOOD! With 1.2 remaining, Knicks take the lead!"
Tyler Murray: "He put it in! Anunoby put it in! The Knicks take the lead!"
Spanish: "Anoonoby! OG! OG! OG Anunoby!"
French: "OH OOH OOOOH OG ANUNOBEEE!"
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Jun 10
First shot with Fable. A synth music production studio in my browser. 15 minutes. Whoa 👀
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Jun 10
Nice benefit of moving back to Claude Code as my daily driver: remote-control.
Leaving the office while it's still cooking. Checking status from mobile.
(for better or worse).
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Jun 9
My very scientific test of new AI models:
How often I find myself saying "a few fixes please..." vs "Perfect. No notes."
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Jun 9
I mean...
Jun 9
NEITHER Spurs player got called for a foul here. lol
Good defense I guess....
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Jun 9
Lets take the stigma out of rebuilding.
Old world: "rebuilding is too expensive". So we commit to fundamentally broken products for too long.
New world: Plan & build v1, realize mistakes, rebuild v2, more learnings... Ship v3 (in weeks, not months).
Jun 9
I don't know if anyone else can relate...
I built Teachery back in 2013 with a dev co-founder (I'm not a dev).
Since then, about 10 different developers have worked on the product. It's gone through 3 major redesigns, 1 major refactor, and has been *good enough* as a side project to generate $1.5m in revenue and $30m in course creator sales.
I feel this crazy tension right now though.
For the first time, using Claude/Codex I can SEE a version of Teachery that I want to exist.
And while vibe coding is great and can get you pretty far, it's truly not there yet for apps as complex as Teachery.
I worked on a new version of Teachery for 3 weeks straight with Claude Code and my long-time dev looked at the code and said, "you absolutely cannot use this, it's a dumpster fire."
Right now, I'm working with the dev to have an entire agentic workflow that goes slower, has lots of checks and balances, and doesn't just yeet thousands of lines of code for every feature/change/fix.
And while it feels like there is a TINY light at the end of a VERY LONG tunnel, I can't help but feel like I need this to go faster 😔. Declining revenue, user feedback, and people's expectations for products in 2026.
The only way Teachery takes a big step forward is a full rebuild (trust me, I've tried reworking the current version and it's just too duct-taped together).
Is anyone else in a position like this? How are you dealing with the tension of wanting to go fast, but also wanting to do it right?
I'm a patient person by nature, but man, this project feels like it has months left and it's killing me 😂.
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Jun 8
"AI-native" isn't about automating yourself (or your team) out of your business.
It's moving your time upstream—where judgment and taste matter more—while agents run the recurring production work.
You don't disappear. You relocate to where people matter most.
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Jun 8
A real product gap in Claude Code CLI is a proper queuing or steering system.
Ability to write up multiple next tasks in a queue, edit and reorder them before they come up, or push a steering prompt into the current active task.
Conductor and Cursor handle this really well.
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Jun 8
If you want to build your own markdown notes app (like I did), I made a build-kit to help you do that.
Build in a day or two. Make it perfect for you.
buildermethods.com/kits/mark…
Jun 8
Last time I checked this was the only Markdown based note taking app with a nice WYSIWYG editor.
App by @Shpigford had it for a moment, but then he reverted to simpler file-editing app.
Also @linuz90’s app is nice but has source code/preview only.
Also this might be outdated because I was away for a week which is like a decade these days.
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