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Instagraminstagram.com28 Aug 2026
By @nextbysophie · Instagram
Sophie shows how she builds ad avatars with Claude: pull 20 real customer complaints, map them to what your business actually sells, then generate five hyper specific fake customers. Each ad then targets one avatar so pr...
Instagraminstagram.com28 Aug 2026
By @jackofbrands · Instagram
Steve Jobs paid Paul Rand $100,000 for a single logo, no options, no revisions, take it or Rand walks. The reel breaks down the five working rules behind that confidence: commit to one solution, sell the reasoning first,...
Instagraminstagram.com28 Aug 2026
By @orenmeetsworld · Instagram
The speaker lays out seven levels of AI use in marketing, from basic chat requests up to team-wide agent systems. Most people stall at using agents solo, and the pitch here is that HyperAgent is built for level six, mult...
Instagraminstagram.com28 Aug 2026
By @futuremind.lead · Instagram
The speaker splits long-horizon automation into two patterns: loops for repetitive work where the steps are known, and dynamic workflows for work where you can't plan the steps in advance. He uses a loop to babysit his p...
Instagraminstagram.com27 Aug 2026
By @malik.url · Instagram
Hookmoon, a design studio from Copenhagen, built a website with zero scrolling on desktop. Every page fits in exactly one viewport, and the homepage opens directly into their featured work as a three-column grid styled l...
LinkedInlnkd.in25 Aug 2026
IBM developer advocate Tejas explains what an AI agent harness actually is: the code around a model that keeps it reliable when you're renting black box inference. He builds a minimal harness live around a 2023-era model...
Instagraminstagram.com25 Aug 2026
By @orenmeetsworld · Instagram
The speaker breaks down four archetypes of luxury buyers: the cultural omnivore, the petite bourgeoisie, the true elite, and the aspiring consumer. Each one spends on luxury for different reasons, and each needs a differ...
Instagraminstagram.com25 Aug 2026
By @orenmeetsworld · Instagram
A fast list of art direction moves for photo and video shoots, roughly ordered from cheap to expensive. The spine of it: give the shoot a story, add one odd element, and build a physical object that keeps working after t...
Instagraminstagram.com23 Aug 2026
By Nate Herk · Instagram
The creator claims Claude Opus 4.5 (referred to as "Fable 5") can now generate cinematic, 3D scrolling websites worth $10,000 from a single prompt when paired with the Hicksfield MCP and Cerebras 2.0 image and video gene...
YouTubeyoutube.com23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
A Sequoia-style event brings together portfolio founders and AI leaders to talk "sovereign AI": companies owning their own models and weights instead of renting all their intelligence from closed APIs. The talk lays out ...
YouTubeyoutube.com23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
Gabe, co-founder of Harvey (legal AI), explains how an application layer company competes with frontier AI labs by leveraging the broader ecosystem instead of building everything in-house. The playbook: build domain-spec...
YouTubeyoutube.com23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
Lynn, CEO and co-founder of Fireworks AI, explains why post training is becoming the core strategy for startups to build durable, defensible AI businesses instead of renting off-the-shelf model APIs. She walks through th...
YouTubeyoutu.be23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
Brendan from Mercor breaks down how RL environments work: worlds, apps, and tasks built by domain experts to train frontier AI models. He walks through the shift from crowdsourced behavior cloning data in 2020 to today's...
YouTubeyoutube.com23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
Harrison (LangChain co-founder/CEO) breaks down agents into three owned parts: model, context, and harness, then argues that harnesses matter most for control and differentiation. He walks through how harnesses work unde...
YouTubeyoutube.com23 Aug 2026
By Sequoia Capital · YouTube
Arjun (Trajectory) argues today's AI models are getting smarter but never gain experience, staying stuck at "day one on the job" performance. His company builds infrastructure for continual learning: capturing agent inte...
Instagraminstagram.com23 Aug 2026
By @edhonour · Instagram
Memory systems beat databases at tracking events because they anchor information to episodes, not just records. That episodic anchor, like a specific stand-up meeting, makes it much easier to search and retrieve related ...
Instagraminstagram.com23 Aug 2026
By @cooper.simson · Instagram
AI models like ChatGPT and Claude get measurably worse the longer a conversation runs, with Stanford research showing up to 39% degradation. The fix borrows a 50-year-old military technique called an After Action Report,...
Instagraminstagram.com23 Aug 2026
By @atlasberry008 · Instagram
A recap of Sequoia's closed door workshop with 80 founders and AI leaders on how companies should build their own AI stack. The talk centers on Sonya's four step framework (strategy, team, legibility, technical roadmap) ...
Instagraminstagram.com21 Aug 2026
By @brodyautomates · Instagram
A creator highlights Postiz, a free open-source social media scheduler with about 30,000 GitHub stars, whose standout feature is an agent CLI that lets an AI like Claude draft, queue, and schedule your posts without open...
Instagraminstagram.com21 Aug 2026
By @nick_saraev · Instagram
LTX 2.5 is a newly released, fully open AI video model that you can download, run locally, and fine-tune yourself, positioning it as a free alternative to paid tools like Veo and Kling. It promises much better prompt acc...
Instagraminstagram.com21 Aug 2026
By @therobertta · Instagram
Stop Slop is a GitHub skill file for Claude that strips AI tells out of generated copy: filler phrases, throat clearing openers, emphasis crutches, adverbs. The speaker's workflow is AI for the first 80%, human for the l...
LinkedInlnkd.in21 Aug 2026
By Kane K. · LinkedIn
The speaker explains a simple 60-day content plan for business owners called the 3-2-1 content strategy. It uses three topic buckets, data-based iteration every two weeks, and a dashboard to automatically refine what you...
Instagraminstagram.com20 Aug 2026
By @climbinggold · Instagram
A group of climbers jokes about the misery and weird appeal of off-width roof climbing. One person defends it as fun and unfairly criticized, while the others describe sand, pain, gear costs, and sandbagged grades.
YouTubeyoutube.com20 Aug 2026
By TOP 5 SMARTPHONES · YouTube
This is an abstract music-focused video built from repeated words, vocal shouts, and instrumental loops. There is no narrative, no clear argument, and almost no language beyond a few single words and a short question.
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @brycent · Instagram
Alex Atala co-founded OpenSea in 2018 and OpenRouter years later, both times spotting a chaotic new tech category early and building the marketplace that organizes it. Stripe just acquired OpenRouter for $7 billion, capp...
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @therobertta · Instagram
Top AI engineering teams are shifting to repos with zero handwritten code, where humans write specs and tests and Claude Code (or similar agents) implement and iterate until tests pass. The core skill shift is from writi...
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @jackroberts___ · Instagram
A free tool called Skill Retrieval MCP acts as a search engine for AI skills, pulling from over 80,000 options sourced from Anthropic's guides and the community. Instead of cramming every skill into an AI's context windo...
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @jackroberts___ · Instagram
The clip shows a 3D video game called Clued Up that was built in one AI-generated shot using only custom code and no external assets. The creator explains that the result comes from a special prompt that creates a swarm ...
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @gregisenberg · Instagram
The clip explains Claude's new "dynamic workflows" feature that breaks a big coding task into many small AI agents that work in parallel. It shows how to trigger it, what kinds of projects it suits, and warns that it use...
Instagraminstagram.com19 Aug 2026
By @nate_pacyga · Instagram
The speaker explains the "gauntlet loop" technique used with Claude Code to iteratively improve prompts and generate higher quality AI projects, like the viral "Clod of Duty" game. They argue that a lot of AI output qual...