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the predictive history guy is constantly being shoved in my face (and probably yours)
he's charismatic, convincing, and always on top of current events
after you watch his vids, I find myself feeling like I "get it", but without being able to point to exactly "what" I understand.
instead of taking his claims at face value, I built a minisite to analyze each of his claims systematically.
the data speaks for itself (link below), but the pattern to notice is how he presents his opinion as facts with no alternatives in sight.
when intellectually honest people make predictions, they acknowledge that they might be wrong. This dude never does that.
He makes you feel smarter while misleading you. This is the worst kind of misinformation, because you want it to be true.
check out the site - my methodology is in the top right.
Do your own research bros.
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this is a case study from an LA-based team using @mirra to manage their print shop
3-person team, founder handles sales, other staff do ops
they want to use AI, but there's nothing documented/no data to build automations on
By using Mirra, the data builds itself. The team communicates in the app via calls/texts/meetings, and all the data is captured passively
Mirra organizes it into projects, learns the repeat processes, and shares them w/ other staff
when we first got started, the founder was saying their business is almost entirely edge cases
it's not, they just didn't have time to sit down and document everything
patterns emerge when you just write things down, and mirra makes it so you don't even have to do that.
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you can now use claude code as your default agent in @mirra
your team's shared memories, skills, and data from your groupchats with the agent you use every day
(and already pay for)
Mirra retweeted
if you touch ai or have ever spoken about memory regarding agents
please read this so you stop posting stupid shit
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if your users can request a feature but can't watch it get built, you don't have a feedback loop.
you have a PR strategy.
Every product has a feedback page.
200 upvoted features. 47 bug reports. A "thanks for your feedback!" auto-reply.
How many shipped?
Building in public without building FROM your public is just a content strategy.
We turned ours into a deployment pipeline. Our community says it. Agent ships it in real time. Or schedule it to build while you sleep so you have something to drink coffee with.
Any product can do the same. Four building blocks.
One afternoon. Mirra handles the rest.
Your feedback form is a graveyard.
Turn it into a factory.
Only with Mirra
Mirra retweeted
mirra can do this with your Claude code subscription for 0 extra dollars
Devin is like Claude Code except it lives in the cloud and runs against all of your repos vs your local filesystem.
So it never turns off, can be run from anywhere including your phone + Slack, and runs as many tasks as you can send it in parallel.
It's complementary to all agentic IDEs and CLIs, and for the first time ever it's free to get started.
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this is how mirras feedback board works
users submit feature requests on our socials, goes direct to the build queue and gets auto built with my tokens
I approve the final merge if it made sense
spotting bugs is more valuable than submitting code
Mirra retweeted
Replying to @mirra
@mirra can do this with your Claude code subscription for 0 extra dollars
Devin is like Claude Code except it lives in the cloud and runs against all of your repos vs your local filesystem.
So it never turns off, can be run from anywhere including your phone + Slack, and runs as many tasks as you can send it in parallel.
It's complementary to all agentic IDEs and CLIs, and for the first time ever it's free to get started.
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We built this for ourselves first.
We were tired of the bottleneck between our community and our product.
Now, when someone in our Telegram says, “This is broken,” it’s fixed before we wake up. When someone pitches a bad idea, they get roasted.
Just kidding. Kind of.
Our community helps ship our product, and honestly, sometimes they’re faster than we are.
If you’re building a product, a community, or even just LARPing online, set it up on Mirra today. It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll look like a genius.
Your community already has the ideas.
Just get shit done.
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We built Mirra to be event-driven from day one, and today we're open sourcing 390+ automations for Claude Code.
Most agent platforms charge you for your agent to think about nothing.
We built the opposite.
Act only when conditions are met.
Skip the AI when you don't need it.
Now go build better.
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Register your @mirra account for Solana 8004 in one tap
Building something fun around this, so check it out ;)
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Replying to @toly
If you're tired of spending endless hours organizing calls and meetings, just use
@mirra
by
@joinFXN
xitter.cf/mirra/status/202631995…
1 message. 10 jobs done.
"Handle my product launch Friday."
Mirra checked the calendar, scheduled the meeting, updated Shopify prices, drafted the email, set up social posts, created the checklist, pinged the team on Slack, updated the timeline, set reminders, and generated the Monday briefing.
You just watched your future.
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Holy fking sh*t


















