32 Claude Code tricks to become a vibecoding god Most people just type prompts and hope. Here's what actually separates beginners from power users. Bookmark this before you forget it Tip 1 - run /init on every project. Claude scans your codebase and generates a CLAUDE.md file. No more re-explaining your project every session. Tip 2 - always start in plan mode. Shift Tab to switch. Claude reads, thinks, asks questions but writes zero code until you approve the plan. Cuts revision rounds in half. Tip 3 - compact at 60% context. Type /compact before you hit the wall. You can even tell it what to keep, like "compact but save all API decisions." The other 27 tricks are in the video below. Git worktrees for parallel sessions, agent teams, ultrathink mode, Context7 MCP, VPS hosting for always-on Claude and way more. Watch it before your competitors do 👇

how top 1% readers learn 10x faster - and remember it bookmark this. you'll want to come back 👇 most people finish books and forget them in a week. highlights they never reread. notes they never open. the book is done but nothing changed inside them. here's the system that actually works A - aim. before you open any book write one sentence: "I'm reading this because I need to ___". without it the book decides what matters. with it - you do. C - compress. don't collect leaves. find the trunk. one core idea that holds everything else together. quotes, stories, chapters - all just branches. miss the trunk and nothing sticks. the other three steps (test, own, run) and how to use AI at each stage without letting it replace the thinking - watch the video below. that's where the real system is. the big idea: in the age of AI everyone will have the same summaries, the same key takeaways, the same polished notes. the edge isn't access to information anymore. it's your judgment, your taste, and a point of view that's uniquely yours. that's what deep reading builds. video below 👇

you've been using Claude Code on easy mode. UltraCode changes that bookmark this before you forget UltraCode is a new effort level in Claude Code, Opus 4.8 only. you send one prompt, it spins up hundreds of sub-agents in parallel. each takes one task, works in isolation, verifies its output, then reports back. main agent synthesizes everything. one prompt, 8 agents in parallel, 13-page feasibility report. market size, competitors, pricing, unit economics, roadmap. with citations. how to enable: switch to Opus 4.8, go to effort settings, select UltraCode. if dynamic workflows is off, run /config and flip it to true. the catch: token cost is brutal. Pro plan hits session limit before it finishes. use it when quality beats everything else. best move: run it before bed. wake up to the output. full demo in the video below 👇

He used AI to build $ 1M companies. Here's the exact system: Most people use AI like a toy. New website, cool. Generated some text, neat. Showed a friend, awesome. Revenue, zero. His take: AI should do the work you've been avoiding. The stuff that actually makes money. The system: Step 1 - find the bottleneck. Don't buy tools yet. Find where money gets stuck: not enough leads, weak sales, drowning in delivery. Step 2 - point AI there. Not everywhere. One pain point, one solution. Step 3 - the 10/80/10 rule. You do the first 10% (idea, goal, definition of done). AI does 80% (execution). You finish the last 10% (review, personal touch). Everything in the middle is AI's job. Step 4 - record yourself out of a job. Zoom yourself doing a task. Feed the transcript to AI. It learns to repeat it. Do this with every process until the business runs without you. The core idea: scaling means becoming less necessary every quarter. Not more control. Less. Full breakdown in the video below 👇

Built a full coffee shop website in 15 minutes. No code. No developer. No page builder. Here's exactly how: Step 1 - go to Base44, set the AI model to Claude Opus. Enable Plan Mode before touching anything. Step 2 - describe the full site architecture first. Not just "make a website." Tell it: 3 pages, conversion-focused, cozy modern vibe, user flow from landing to inquiry. Step 3 - build section by section with prompts. Hero. Sticky nav. Hours and location. Global design system with hex codes. Step 4 - make it functional. Searchable menu with categories. Contact form with dropdown. Google Maps widget. Social footer. Step 5 - one prompt for mobile audit. One for WEBP image optimization. One for SEO meta tags. Then hit publish. That's it. Live link in seconds. Custom domain in two clicks. The reason this works: Claude handles the thinking, Base44 handles hosting, SSL, responsiveness, and deployment. You just describe what you want in plain English. Full step-by-step walkthrough in the video 👇

Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA ($1.7T company), just said you don't need to learn to code anymore For 15 years every stage, every conference, every parent told you: "Learn to code. Teach your kids to code." He just said the opposite. "It is our job to create technology such that nobody has to program. The programming language is human." You talk to it. It builds. Everyone is a programmer now. The people who win next aren't coders - they're the ones who deeply understand biology, farming, manufacturing, education. Domain expertise AI > engineering degree Watch the full thing 👇

"AI can't do real engineering" died this week. OpenBSD - the most paranoid, most audited codebase in open source. A vulnerability lived there for 27 years. Through every audit. Every review. Every CVE hunt. Humans: 27 years, nothing. AI: found it. If decades of expert eyeballs lose to one model run - what exactly is the "human review" in your company worth? The model that found it is now public. It's called Claude Fable 5. Full story in the video - why Anthropic split its best model in two

THE $10,000 WEBSITE ERA IS OFFICIALLY DEAD💀 I just saw the guy in the video - along with Claude Fable 5 - completely shatter the entire web design industry in 17 minutes While agencies are still charging five figures for "custom code," this AI just built 6 professional websites with zero manual effort. We’re talking about high-end, immersive digital experiences. The Breakdown of the Disruption: 2-Minute Landings: Level 1-3 sites with premium typography and full mobile optimization, delivered in a "one-shot kill" prompt. 3D Mastery: Level 4-6 sites featuring interactive 3D JavaScript backgrounds and Three.js scrolling that feels "buttery smooth". Production Speed: What used to take hours in older models like Opus was executed to perfection in 20 minutes. The Brutal Truth: Design has been democratized. If you are selling "pretty pixels," you are in a race to the bottom. The "commodity trap" is here, and most designers are going to get left behind. The New Moat: Clients don't pay $10k for a website anymore - they pay for results, brand positioning, and marketing. Stop selling a "digital brochure" and start selling the outcome. Adapt or become a digital relic

this guy turned obsidian into an actual second brain with 6 rules and a 15-minute weekly reset stopped building the perfect aesthetic system and built the one he'd actually open when his head was fried one inbox for raw thoughts, one place for real ideas, one for active work, one for reference most people fail because they spend 3 hours designing folders before writing a single useful note his whole thing is capturing any idea in under 12 seconds before it vanishes into the same mental void as everything else then once a week - 15 minutes to clean the inbox, link old notes, and turn scattered thoughts into something he actually comes back to

Fable 5 just lost to a cheaper model on a UI test. A dev asked it to clone the Windows 11 interface from a single screenshot. Full interactive build, Start menu, the whole thing Result was decent. Start menu looked close to the original. Background was completely off Then he ran the exact same prompt on Claude Opus 4.8 Opus looked cleaner. More accurate to the screenshot. And costs a fraction of the price per request. His verdict: Fable 5 is genuinely impressive for complex code, hard reasoning, and 3D generation. But for UI and layout work - Opus is enough. You're paying Ferrari prices to drive to the grocery store The lesson isn't "Fable 5 is bad." It's that model selection is a skill most people ignore Throwing the most expensive model at every task isn't smart. It's just expensive Know your tools

сlaude will retain your chat data for 30 days when you use mythos-class models do you think this will have any effect on the number of crypto protocol hacks yeah, definitely =)

Two Nobel Prize winners just got asked about AI killing jobs. Daron Acemoglu (MIT). Paul Krugman. Zeynep Tufekci (Princeton). Danielle Li (MIT). Danielle Li dropped the scariest line of the whole panel: All that screen recording and chat monitoring at your office? Your employer isn't watching you. They're training your replacement on you. Acemoglu: the tax code subsidizes buying machines. Human labor gets taxed. This runs deep. Krugman: hundreds of billions into data centers, ROI still unproven. Dot-com era called, wants its energy back. One thing all four agreed on - prompt engineering is already dying. The people who survive build systems, not prompts. Full panel. 90 minutes. Worth it.

Your AI-generated UI looks like every other AI-generated UI. Here's why - and one tool that fixes it Bookmark this before your next vibe coding session Claude Code, Codex, Cursor - they all generate from memory Memory = averaged 2022 internet. Hence the infinite shadow cards, gradient heroes, Bootstrap-looking buttons Lazyweb fixes this 257k real app screenshots - onboardings, pricing pages, dashboards, forms. Agent finds real references first, downloads them locally, then designs. 6 skills: full design research, quick references, critique your existing screen against top apps, brainstorm from other industries (building fintech? it'll look at gaming and social, not other fintech) Practical example: instead of "make a modern dashboard" => agent runs research on "SaaS analytics dashboard", pulls 20-30 real screenshots from Notion, Linear, Vercel, Stripe, analyzes patterns, then builds. Free, 5 min install in Claude Code (or smth else)

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during the couple of months I was away and noticed that more and more creators have pivoted to AI content is it fair to say that the AI meta is bigger than the crypto meta? either way, I like it, and I think I'll be posting about it as well

you know, I wouldn’t complain if I got even 20% of it, but the fact that you get 0% unlock rn from the XEET allocation basically directly says: "we don’t think your contribution was significant enough, so we’ll lock you for 41 days, why not"

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