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Mar 6
Most SaaS founders spend $3 to acquire a lead that never converts.
What if your funnel paid for its own ads on Day 1?
That's what a Ladder Funnel does. 🧵Here's the playbook:
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May 27
My experience with Spanish hotels with aircon is either say it's working (but it barely cools the room by 1º), or that it's not hot enough yet so it will be turned on next week / next month (then when I come back in a month it's still not on).
There are some good ones but it's impossible to tell until you've actually stayed there. @Vincci_Hoteles in Granada & Malaga for example is good, and they have invested in refurbing their buildings to be better insulated, using 3x glazed infrared rejecting glass etc.
First year I see tourists actively leave Europe or stay away because it's 1) too hot and 2) there's still no AC installed in most places or it's set way too hot so essentially useless
Tourists will simply stay away if Europeans don't install AC as it will get only hotter probably
And tourism is the last thing Europe is still competitive at due to its cultural history!
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May 17
Why do LLMs always estimate how much TIME a HUMAN dev / team will take to build a feature?
They should tell you how many TOKENS it will take THEM
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May 13
not only do Xero not let you access your OWN DATA via API, they let other people send phishing emails pretending to be from @Apple via their domain
Oh ffs it just hallucinated everything 😂
It never actually reconciled any expense
And Xero says they'll NEVER add that via API because "ReGuLatOrY constraints"
So I guess I have to go the browser way huh
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May 6
I tried to use AI to make my Home Assistant control my aircon and got flagged for cybersecurity by @OpenAI .
At least it didn't report me to the EU for setting the temp too low.
I got that little Home Assistant box home-assistant.io/green/
I can highly recommend Home Assistant in general, I was recommended it by @johnonolan and @daniellockyer I remember
When I bought my house I hated home automation and didn't want any, cause I had so many bad experiences with some app you have to install in a hotel room or Airbnb and it always sucked so bad with some stupid iPad and there's no light swtiches, gladly F off
99% of home automation is just terrible
Home Assistant is open source and it's cool because everyone else with it makes plugins (integrations) to connect any device to it
Which solves the biggest problem in home automation, there's many different walled gardens: Amazon has Alexa, Apple has Homepod, Google has Google Home, and when you buy a smart device, it'll only work with a few of them or only one
That's where Home Assistant comes in, because it's open source, people hack all these devices to work on Home Assistant, so you can actually control EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING
Our house came with a KNX system installed by the electricians, KNX is some more low level home automation system but also quite open, and last week he helped me export his KNX project file and add it my Home Assistant and it's great because everything still has regular light buttons
But now I can fix tiny annoyances in this house easily with AI talking to Home Assistant, like shut off the annoying toilet vent that people forget to switch off and just auto switch off after 15 min, or make the lights red at 10pm, or kill those ugly Portugal white LED spots permanently
Home automation is best when it gets into the background and just does things and doesn't annoy you like I said that 99% of home automation integrations in hotels and Airbnb do
It should be analog by default (analog switches) and then customizable on top of that
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Apr 30
I’ve been using Claude to manage fb ads for months, it’s great. But getting API access was the hardest part of the whole thing! This looks like it fixes that. @GoogleAds please do this too!
Apr 30
🚨 Meta released their Ads MCP and CLI today – if you use Claude or ChatGPT you should install this asap (resources in comments).
What makes this announcement so interesting is that it gives AI tools direct, authorized access to help manage your Meta Ads account through natural language.
1. Comprehensive reporting
Pull detailed reports, surface performance trends, and quickly understand what is happening across campaigns.
2. Campaign management
Create and edit campaigns, ad sets, and ads without manually clicking through Ads Manager.
3. Catalog management
Create product catalogs, add product data, and troubleshoot feed issues faster.
4. Signal diagnostics
Access signal health and quality insights so you can prioritize the parts of your setup that need attention.
This is a huge step forward in agentic media buying. Will be testing this rest of the week!
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Apr 18
Would not want a bunch of 18650s in my house 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 LiFePo4 only pls
Apr 18
🚨Tesla Akku aus einem Model 3 als Hausspeicher? Geht!
Insgesamt 79kWh!
Geladen mit 11kW Solarstrom.
Ein richtig schönes Beispiel dafür, dass Batterien aus Elektroautos nach dem Einsatz im Fahrzeug nicht einfach ausgedient haben, sondern als Speicher ein zweites Leben bekommen können.
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Apr 6
Pretty simple: add instructions to your AGENTS.md to tell it to update your PageIndex or Obsidian knowledge base and update the index whenever relevant context should be saved. Works great.
Apr 5
This may be a dumb question but I’ll ask it here anyways:
I can’t find a good way for my various AI chats to automatically sync its conversation history into a structured knowledge base. So that as I update various chats from time to time and refine context, my knowledge base automatically grows with this new info.
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Apr 3
I thought it would be interesting to use @karpathy's auto research framework to iteratively make a game more fun, as judged by an llm.
This is the starting point, it's supposed to be a tower defence game - will share updates as it iterates.
🕹️ THE VIBE JAM IS BACK!
I present you...
🌟 2026 @cursor_ai Vibe Coding Game Jam #vibejam
Sponsored by @boltdotnew @cursor_ai
Start: Today!
Deadline: 1 May 2026 at 13:37 UTC, so you have a whole month to make your game!
REAL CASH PRIZES:
🏆 Gold: $20,000
🥈 Silver: $10,000
🥉 Bronze: $5,000
RULES:
- anyone can enter with their game
- at least 90% of code has to be written by AI
- it should be started today or after today, don't submit old games
- game has to be accessible on web without any login or signup and free-to-play (preferrably its own domain or subdomain)
- multiplayer games preferred but not required!
- can use any engine but usually @ThreeJS is recommended
- NO loading screens and heavy downloads (!!!) has to be almost instantly in the game (except maybe ask username if you want)
- add the HTML code on the Google form in the reply below to show you're an entrant
- one entry per person (focus on making one really good game!)
WHAT TO USE:
- anythign but we suggest @cursor_ai's Composer 3 and @boltdotnew, they are both fast, affordable and great at ThreeJS and making games
THE JURY:
Me, @s13k_, and I will ask some real game dev and AI people to jury again too
Sponsors and jury suggestions still very welcome, just DM me!
It will be interesting to see the difference in quality with last year, and the Vibe Jam can be kind of like a fun benchmark for AI coding seeing it close in on real commercial games I think
To enter, complete the form in the reply below this tweet!
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Apr 3
cut a 20s promo for the new vibejam build. the run now climbs spiral stages, the board has a psychedelic palette shift, and nano banana 2 is wired in for concept art next. playable build is still live at towervibe.duncant.co.uk #vibejam
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Apr 4
- built a gameplay compilation pipeline from real browser recordings
- ai now plays through the live UI and clicks builds, upgrades, and wave starts
- this 20s cut is pulled from an actual recorded run
#vibejam
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Apr 2
Looking forward to trying this, but imho the benchmarks are usually misleading and Claude is so much more capable still.
GLM-5.1 for example still gets stuck in loops of gibberish - which I’ve never seen with Sonnet, let along Opus
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Mar 14
One way to improve this is by selling a lower commitment product on the front end, one that pays back your ad spend on day one instead of month 3-6
Then you sell your higher ticket product / service as an upsell.
This is what ladderfunnel.com does.
“When you go from consumer to B2B, the number one mega-challenge that you must master is LTV:CAC.” - @travisk
"Yes, you can make that argument on consumer, but when you have a sales funnel that starts with 'I'm going to talk to customers, and I have to make LTV:CAC work' — versus 'My LTV:CAC is the App Store' — it's a whole different ballgame."
“LTV:CAC with a sales machine, especially if you go [after] small businesses, is life on hard mode. Anybody who’s crushed it on SMB, those guys are special individuals who've made that happen. Because life in the SMB B2B world is no joke."
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Mar 6
Most SaaS founders spend $3 to acquire a lead that never converts.
What if your funnel paid for its own ads on Day 1?
That's what a Ladder Funnel does. 🧵Here's the playbook:
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Mar 6
I built Ladder Funnel to make this dead simple for SaaS founders, coaches, and agency owners.
$7 gets you the full Blueprint - 24 lessons on building a funnel that pays for your ads in 24 hours.
→ ladderfunnel.com
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No free trial. No demo call. No 47-minute webinar.
$7 for the full system.
Start building today.
If it doesn't change how you think about customer acquisition, it was a coffee.
If it does, it's the last funnel you'll ever need.
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