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got tired of reply guys..
so i built a chrome extension that stamps them
jev by @typesafeai reads every reply and hides the low effort ones
want it? thinking of open sourcing it
After co-inventing ChatGPT, I kept asking myself: why have superhuman chat models not led to AGI?
I’ve spent the last 2 years in stealth building a new way to train models (RLCD), and a new type of frontier AI model that we are releasing today: Jev
• 20-200x faster
• 40-400x cheaper (w/ output tokens free)
• Frontier composable intelligence optimized for decisions
AFAICT the shortest path to AI-based economic revolution
Claude Code asks permission before every edit.
How do you run it?
A. Approvals on, every time
B. Approvals on for risky files
C. Let it rip
D. I don't trust it near my code
I'm Wahab, 28, from Chicago.
Mechanical engineer with a 9-5. Building 2 things after hours.
2.7K followers in 290 days. Next goal: 3K by end of year.
Founders and builders, what are you working on?
Let's connect.
the most frustrating thing about growing on X:
you post every day.
you reply every day.
you follow every playbook.
and then, out of nowhere, a random question does 17k.
your mac fan spins up, so you open activity monitor.
a wall of processes with names you've never seen, and no clue which app is the problem.
i'd happily run one command that just tells me by app.
that's the mac tool i'd actually use.
Introducing Vitals CLI
The Activity Monitor alternative that thinks in apps, not processes. Now as a command.
> brew install --cask foredotstudio/tap/vitals
$15 lifetime, only 13 left → 3 days free
👉 vitalsmac.com
who gets their first customer sooner?
the founder who posts every day
or
the founder who replies every day
how i got to 2.6k followers with a 9-5:
> replied every day
> showed up for the same 20 people
> posted what got replies
> repeat
slow. but every follower is real.
every founder i know has launched on product hunt.
still haven't met one who got customers from it.
you?
you added an AI button to your app.
everyone clicks it once.
nobody clicks it twice.
wrong feature, or wrong spot?


