I’m not here to hype. I build, I scar, I share. Mostly about #AI, #billing, and the messy bits of running #startups. Building @CredytAI and other things

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Joined June 2010
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Replying to @VincentMar97260
Feel free to drop me a DM if you'd like to discuss further
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I'm spending over £400/yr on Quickbooks to basically keep my accountant happy. Surely someone has Clauded something to replace it by now?
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So many gen-AI founders launching into the same pit right now. Never been easier to launch a website. Never been harder for it to be seen. It's heartbreaking to tell these founders that as beautiful as their new site is, no-one will see it without distribution and an evolving content strategy.
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Replying to @VincentMar97260
How can I help?
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At what point did Claude start complaining that it's too tired?
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I really wish Claude Code remote sessions worked. It's so flaky it's unusable.
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Anyone can now build something with AI. But not everything. In most cases it doesn't matter, but sometimes it does. Vibe coding gets you so far. Engineering gets you further. Good system design and architecture is what enables your software to evolve and scale. If you need to. – at Sitges, Spain
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Replying to @levelsio
Given the almost zero cost, I'd also throw Cloudflare Pages in the ring for hosting. In fact most of Cloudflare's services can be used for free.
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Replying to @NousResearch
Can I use the desktop app if my agent is hosted externally?
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I think @claudeai is intentionally throttling usage now that we've had a flavour of how fast work _could_ be. Default will likely continue to get slower, premium will become what default used to be.
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SHOUTING AT CLAUDE IN CAPS MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO EXECUTION But I do feel a bit better afterwards
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I don't think this is placebo. I think there has been regression on existing models. I've been happily using Sonnet for most things for a long time and now it's just plain stupid
I don't know if it's placebo but using Fable for those few days it felt it just never gave up on problems and kept trying crazy ways to get whatever you wanted done. Now back on Opus and it's kinda lazy, thinks things are too daunting and keeps asking if you sure
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Should I just switch from Claude to Codex? Anyone made the jump and prefer it?
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Ranting into the ether: The Claude experience has degraded so much in the past month. Now even medium sized tasks are painfully slow. I'd guess that it's about 25% of the speed of Claude from 3 months ago (even using Sonnet)
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AI products can introduce different operational requirements than traditional subscription software. This article by @CredytAI examines why Stripe usage-based billing is fundamentally broken for AI products:

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Enjoying @nexudotio Open Design so far. The workflow does feel smoother in Claude Design but I'm going to keep going. It would be much better if it handled versioning better (fixed with custom instructions) and had proper sync to GitHub.
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Using claude now is like rendering a page of images on dialup in 2000
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This is basically all of Reddit hacker/saas subs
My friend went to an indie hacker meetup this week and said this: "i went to indie hacker meetup so what’s really interesting is that almost everyone is super focused on development. they build these whole spaceships that generate code, review it, make all kinds of reports, analytics, and so on. one guy built an entire factory: he has a list of ideas, and agents generate the landing page, the saas, the analytics, and pull everything into one dashboard. straight-up sci-fi. and they focused optimize all of it like crazy. and you can really see how comfortable that is for them. but the most interesting part is that almost none of them have money or traffic. and nobody knows where to get either one. you often hear something like, yeah, i should probably do on marketing, but first i’ll finish my super system and then i’ll start. or in best i would need to make agent that will post to instaram automatically before, the classic programmer would spend a year writing code, tests, preparing for scale in the basement, and not show anything to anyone. now it’s even worse: the amount of useless aislop nobody needs has grown massively."
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I probably would have stayed had you offered true usage based pricing rather than gating on features. I had to pay $16/month just to get custom inbound domains. I don't mind paying for things when my products actually have traction.
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