... move money, send emails, touch production systems) than rules scoped to the model itself. That also happens to be the layer where a small team can actually build good defaults - permission scopes, human approval steps, audit logs - versus waiting on either a big lab's safety team or a slow-moving regulator to catch up. Comment from Pranay(@pranay19): @busmark_w_nika  Higher taxes on AI companies :P They are the ones earning maximum from this . Comment from Pranay ... ... pranay19): @alieksia   @askim_stucki  I disagree your example is mild :) It is like a gun

... that was 0.876% - also no sales Now, there is probably more to read into it: Was the post setup to be engaging? (probably not) Was the service ready, or did I prematurely jump the gun? (half and half) I'm currently trialling something similar on LinkedIn, but even from those initial tests, I get the feeling that organic alone is not enough, unless you have a really wide network. Now, additionally, profile visibility is an interesting thing. I'm running ...

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... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

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... cruel we can be sometimes and how boundaries are being pushed, but also the rights we have. 200 years ago, it would have been completely normal to take someone's life or fight over a woman with a gun. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @milescward  I think this is already happening (predominantly in China). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @manishajmc  The question is how AI will be transmitted, it needs electricity and resources from the Earth ...

... drain the battery life of the phone at the same time. Now? Every follower feels earned. Coming from nothing is an art. I honestly wish more awards and recognition went to emerging brands as well as the big guns. You don t have big teams, fancy tools, or unlimited budgets. It s pure internet ninja tactics. And with AI-generated content flooding our feeds, marketing becomes even more critical. Not louder. Smarter. More human. The marketing superpowers that matter ... ... feels like a proxy to just brands/people/marketers who can capture imagination in a world where imagination will feel more novel and rare. Comment from Narmin Farzaliyeva (@narminfarz4): Anyone can generate content now, but knowing what's right vs

... users are grabbing on to. Noone wants another subscription, so we provide the AI Creative services of several platforms in one spot, and allow for pay as you go credits. So far the buy in has been 50/50 sub vs bundled, but having both options is effective. See our credit model: https://aetherwavestudio.com/buy... Comment from Andrew Froehlich(@andrew_froehlich): @dansaki_samuel  I agree, the subscriber is the best friend of the Saas product, but do not overlook ... ... scale. I am building KBrain.io, an MCP-based knowledge marketplace. My intuition is that subscription works for us because the core cost is retrieval, not inference. But I have not fully modeled what one query costs at 10k/day versus

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... better playbook than raising VC? I see it from both sides: Getting to production, ramen profitability, etc. seems easier than ever. Yay bootstrapping. Because it's so easy, getting blown out of the water by a VC-funded competitor also seems easier than ever. Damned if you do, damned if you don't? Curious how others are thinking about it. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @matt__mcdonagh  Exactly! Have you seen anyone use this playbook yet? Comment from Hugo ... ... still is the best way to do that. When it comes to spending, when you are bootstrapping, you need to be a sniper, and when you are VC funded it's like if you have a lot of big guns

... ensure that the feedback you get is actually improving the UI rather than just creating more complexity? Comment from Kaido Koort(@kaido_koort): @rajiv_ayyangar   @derrickbradley Good point - helps to prevent an LLM "jumping the gun". I'm curious about the "Establish a shared vocabulary with the AI by asking it to enumerate, name, and describe different states of your app." - could you bring an example, how to phrase this in practice? Comment from Preben Frenning(@veracitor): Interesting ...

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