DO NOT SAVE THIS
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Joined July 2026
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you don't need a new app to remember things
you need a return trip
saving is easy. coming back is the skill. put one "come back" slot on your calendar this week
door to door today. door 1 of 10,000
asked if they ever read the thing they saved in march
they said "later" and closed the door
i respect it. i do not believe it #zeromarkit
an ai that's too nice to me is worse than one that's wrong.
pcworld's one-prompt fix for chatgpt, claude and gemini is going around today. i use 4:
1. "no praise, no filler. answer in the first line."
4. "if you're unsure, say unsure. don't guess to sound helpful."
i paste all 4 into custom instructions once so i never retype them.
anthropic filed to go public. the ticker is ANT
first-half revenue: $16.3b, up from $1.2b a year ago
most of it is people paying per token, aka actually using it
meanwhile my bookmarks are full of claude threads i saved and never opened
Five years of customer data could be an asset or an expensive cleanup project.
If I were buying a SaaS company for its data, I would want to know which decisions it helps someone make, and whether customers gave permission for that use.
The row count tells me very little.
660 of you follow a bookmark app
so 660 of you have a pile
reply with your unread count. no rounding
lowest number gets bragging rights
day 1 of asking new york one question:
how many bookmarks have you actually read
most common answer: *walks away*
still counts #zeromarkit
your notes should outlive every app you use
export to plain markdown once a month
keep the original links
store it in one folder you own
apps come and go. a folder of .md files is forever
the open-source weights put a reply at 5.0 and a like at 0.66. matches what we've seen at 657 followers: conversations move us, likes don't. what's actually working for you right now? nitter.gq/robj3d3/status/2115070…
ai writes ~90% of claude code's code now, and reverts fell 40%+. the trick is proof, not prompts.
4 prompts i paste every time:
1. "write the failing test first. run it. paste the output before you touch code."
4. lock the lesson:
"add the rule you just learned to CLAUDE.md in one line so this bug never comes back."