AI & Tech
Latest in AI tools, automation and tech business
Tech With Tim
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Learn 99% Of Claude Code in One Video
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- Default Claude setup vs properly configured — massive difference in capability
- 24 lessons covering install, settings, terminal, advanced features, project setup
Nate Herk | AI Automation
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This AI Gives Every Shopper a Different Popup
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- Alia AI personalizes popups per visitor using UTM tags, referral source, page
- Optimizes beyond email signups — tracks purchases, AOV, LTV, revenue generated
Patrick Dang
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Stop trying to make money with AI coloring books and $3 Etsy PDFs. Here are 3 S-tier AI businesses
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- Ditch AI coloring books/PDFs — no edge if anyone can replicate them
- Sell AI-powered services (e.g., Meta ads) to businesses for recurring income
AICodeKing
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Recursive Flint: This OPEN Local Coding Model is CRAZY! (Tested with Pi, OpenCode & PandaCode)
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- Recursive Flint: 40B param MoE model, only 2.5B active per token
- Tested locally on M4 Max via llama.cpp with OpenCode, PandaCode, Pi
AICodeKing
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Here's how I do Real Engineering with Opus 5.5 (Workflow w/ Tools)
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- Simple prompts + benchmarks + good tests = reliable long Opus tasks
- PandaCode built by Opus 5.5 using orchestration, reference designs, measurable goals
Matthew Berman
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Team AMA (and Kimi K3.1 Testing!!)
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- Team AMA livestream; Kimi K3.1 Pro High dropped, downloaded and tested live
- Open source AI closing gap fast; Kimi K3 cut 6-month lag to 2-3 months
Matt Wolfe
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5 Prompts With Google's ULTRA Powerful New Model
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- Google Gemini 4 Argon tested across 5 diverse real-world prompts
- Surprisingly powerful results across varied AI use cases
Patrick Dang
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My old company Oracle just cut 21,000 jobs to pay for AI. The safest move isn't a better resume
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- Oracle cut 21,000 jobs; creator pivoted to $500K in 6 months
- AI content demand high, few good creators — opportunity for beginners now
Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast
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Turn Free City Data Into a $2K+/Month Side Hustle With AI
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- Free city permit data + AI = $99/month contractor lead emails
- 20 contractors × $99 = $2K/month; built with Replit in one prompt
Personal Branding
Personal brand building, storytelling and influence
Alex Hormozi
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Comment “SEND IT” to get a link to the pod.
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- Three levers to scale: demand, conversion, delivery
- Preload buyers with info; shift delivery to async, group, remote
GaryVee
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How I'd Grow a Business With $0 in 2026
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- Social media + niche passion = path to $750K/year with $0 start
- Consistency for 2 years beats gatekeepers — worst case: $5K brand deals
Alex Hormozi
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When Someone Says "Must Be Nice," Just Say Yeah. It Is.
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- Agree with envy-driven comments — don't correct false assumptions
- Affirming myths about your success discourages competitors naturally
Alex Hormozi
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The book was so good they tried to make it illegal.
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- $10M book launch nearly blocked by last-minute restraining order
- TRO dismissed; author secretly wanted the controversy for marketing
Alex Hormozi
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A lot of long term business success comes down to cycling through enough people over the years to
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- 4M to 44M revenue; scaling Meta ads $0 to $1M/month
- Hire agencies short-term, study process, build superior in-house team
Alex Hormozi
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Don't Sell AI
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- Sell the problem solved, not the AI technology itself
- Frame AI's value in lost revenue — e.g., $5K/month
Alex Hormozi
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How I Would Build a Personal Brand in 2027 (If I Had to Start Over)
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- Do epic things first — skills and accomplishments before content creation
- Associate yourself repeatedly with visuals, topics, and things your audience values
Alex Hormozi
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Correct what they did, not who they are.
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- Chef corrects mistake, not identity — "do better tomorrow"
- Attack behavior, not character — labeling kills growth
Alex Hormozi
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The two decisions that drive the most value in a company:
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- $2.7M pool biz chaos stems from commoditized offer, not staffing
- Fix pricing power first → cash flow → better hires, less chaos