You can spend hours making a great video and still lose the click because of the thumbnail. So I built ThumbFocus. Give it your video idea and it helps you: • Generate thumbnail concepts • Explore different directions • Compare your options • Get actionable AI feedback before publishing The goal is simple: Spend less time guessing which thumbnail works. ThumbFocus is live today and your first thumbnail is free. thumbfocus.com

You have to use ONE OS exclusively for a year. Windows macOS Linux What are you picking?

In the next few years, solo businesses might feel as normal as corporate jobs. You won’t need a massive audience or a complicated business model. Picking a simple niche and building a decent base of returning users may be enough to create something sustainable. The idea of what it means to run a business is changing..

How small can a $1M/year software company realistically be now? 1 person? 2? 5?

Your SaaS hits $10k MRR. Someone offers you $500k cash for it. Selling or keeping it?

What’s the most money you’ve spent on a domain? And was it worth it?

If X disappeared tomorrow where would you rebuild your audience?

People are making money online through dropshipping by finding products people want. AI can help research demand, trends, competitors, and customer pain points before you promote. A good prompt can produce focused, detailed product research in one go..

What’s the dumbest thing you’ve ever automated?

What’s one AI tool you thought was overhyped... until you actually tried it?

Which AI model do you use every single day? Not your favorite. The one you actually use.

Trying to sound like everyone else is one of the fastest ways to make your personal brand forgettable. Your experiences, opinions, mistakes, and perspective are what people connect with. You don’t have to be someone else to be memorable, just be yourself consistently..

How many paying customers did it take before you thought: “okay, maybe this is actually a business”?

Awesome. It (Codex) feels a bit too clustered right now

Gemini 4 Argon has been added to the Gemini API docs. Hopefully we might see a public release upcoming week.

Do you name the project before you start building it? Or 3 weeks later when localhost needs a domain?

Have you ever built a tool just for yourself and accidentally found other people wanted it too? What did it do?

Most software still waits for the user to provide every piece of context manually. Jev + @treg_ai shows a much more interesting approach. Treg can look up the missing context from real APIs and data. Jev can then make fast, structured decisions on top of that information. So instead of asking the user 10 questions, the software can figure out 9 of them itself and only ask when it genuinely does not know. This is the kind of use case that actually clicks for me.

How much MRR would you need before quitting your job?

What’s one piece of developer advice you completely ignore?

What’s one tool you discovered this year that deserves way more attention?