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You have to check this out.
Introducing Client Bytes - Dev Agency and Freelancer Sales by @chrisrickard and me
37 proven strategies for landing clients 👇
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You have to check this out.
Introducing Client Bytes - Dev Agency and Freelancer Sales by @chrisrickard and me
37 proven strategies for landing clients 👇
clientbytes.co
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Don't tell me what to do Sam
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes people owning RAM is wasteful, and that it belongs in data centers instead.
"From a global allocation perspective, actually, it’s quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer."
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If AI is so good at SEO, why don't you just prompt ChatGPTy to rank you for the most competitive term in your industry and print?
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Is this why I got 10 emails from reddit this week trying to get me back to advertise on their platform? Sheesh
Yesterday's earnings call with Reddit's CEO will be referenced for years to come.
Reddit, $RDDT, is now down -42% in 8 trading days.
AI has disrupted search, and the internet more broadly, forever.
Our thoughts on this are included below.
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That ten year old WordPress theme still renders fine until the host bumps PHP and the page goes white.
Happened to a lot of people recently.
Restoring last night's backup won't help unfortunately.
Happened to a lot of people recently.
Restoring last night's backup won't help unfortunately.
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These scammers are getting so good
They send you a fake Calendly and you click on the Google sign in and get phished
Calendly doesn’t ask you to sign in ever just enter your email
They send you a fake Calendly and you click on the Google sign in and get phished
Calendly doesn’t ask you to sign in ever just enter your email
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If you get a Copytrack email about an image on your site, don’t assume it’s a scam. They’re a real company.
But a real claim isn’t automatically a valid one.
The demand goes to the site owner, not whoever built the site.
These are getting more common, so be careful where your images come from.
But a real claim isn’t automatically a valid one.
The demand goes to the site owner, not whoever built the site.
These are getting more common, so be careful where your images come from.
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Moving a site to a new domain when all its traffic comes from organic search is the riskiest thing you can do to a business.
But if you must 👇
Map every old URL to a new one, deploy the redirects in a single pass, and keep the old domain resolving for a year.
But if you must 👇
Map every old URL to a new one, deploy the redirects in a single pass, and keep the old domain resolving for a year.
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Johns Hopkins is telling 3,000+ patients their data went to an AI tool.
Anyone on staff can paste a patient file into ChatGPT.
Who is working on auditing tools for this?
Anyone on staff can paste a patient file into ChatGPT.
Who is working on auditing tools for this?
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Nat Miletic retweeted
Today is the biggest day of my career.
I launched my best course: AI Agent Engineer.
I've spent a decade teaching developers how to build better software. But I've never seen our industry change this fast because of AI.
And I see so many talented developers feeling lost, barely scratching the surface of what's possible.
Over the past year, I pushed AI agents to their limits and reinvented how I build software.
One thing became clear:
The future isn't about writing better prompts.
It's about engineering better systems around AI agents:
- Harness Engineering to control your agents
- Context & Memory Engineering to make them smarter
- Verification & Review Engineering to ensure quality
- Loop Engineering to run them 24/7
So I built the course I wish I had when I started.
To turn you from an AI agent user into an AI agent engineer.
10 modules. 55 lessons. 27 hands-on tasks on a real-world app.
Get $100 off for the next 7 days only.
Start here: aiagentengineer.dev/?x
I launched my best course: AI Agent Engineer.
I've spent a decade teaching developers how to build better software. But I've never seen our industry change this fast because of AI.
And I see so many talented developers feeling lost, barely scratching the surface of what's possible.
Over the past year, I pushed AI agents to their limits and reinvented how I build software.
One thing became clear:
The future isn't about writing better prompts.
It's about engineering better systems around AI agents:
- Harness Engineering to control your agents
- Context & Memory Engineering to make them smarter
- Verification & Review Engineering to ensure quality
- Loop Engineering to run them 24/7
So I built the course I wish I had when I started.
To turn you from an AI agent user into an AI agent engineer.
10 modules. 55 lessons. 27 hands-on tasks on a real-world app.
Get $100 off for the next 7 days only.
Start here: aiagentengineer.dev/?x
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Playing around with Hermes, I'm kind of blown away
Way better experience than OpenClaw so far
Way better experience than OpenClaw so far
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Search engines don’t rank “pages” because they’re called pages.
There is no difference between product pages, regular pages, or blog posts to search engines.
Search engines rank content that matches intent.
There is no difference between product pages, regular pages, or blog posts to search engines.
Search engines rank content that matches intent.
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Anyone have an example of a site ranking on Google where AI did the entire SEO strategy and execution?
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“Not sure if being dependant on AI is a good idea”
This is what people used to say about the internet 25 years ago
This is what people used to say about the internet 25 years ago
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