Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

Friday mood. Have a great weekend everyone! You shall rise.

You can vibe code these things but these details, nuance and balance of performance still take so much time. You can sense makers who care about their craft. Great launch @screenstudio!

Customer who bought today signed up for a free account three years and seven months ago. She's opened 135 emails in that time, and only clicked twice according our records. But today she bought. This is marketing.

Yesterday, the full list went out free. 41 writing jobs. The same list paid subscribers get every morning. Literary specialist, content, finance copywriting, technical writing. Remote roles paying $65K to $269K a year. Today free is back to 5. contentwritingjobs.com/

Let others do their jobs, doubt is not your job.

Paper design MCP with Opus 5.5 is amazing.

My new job title should be agent unblocker.

Mountains don't care.

New research: I analyzed 70K+ AI responses over 4 weeks to see how often the same brands are named for the same prompts. ​ This is my second time analyzing AI volatility, where I was originally inspired by @randfish's call for more data on the topic. Some highlights: ​ - The "core" of a response barely moves, but the tail turns over daily - The usual leading brand is named first about half of the time, but when it isn't, it's often missing entirely - While cited URLs change frequently, the mix of page types remains fairly stable - Finding exact brand or citation list matches was rarer than you might expect, but it's a deliberately strict test ​ This isn't the biggest study out there, but I also think its size is closer to what a typical brand would track for themselves, which was the main idea. The link is on the Detailed homepage, or you can also find it in the replies below. ​ Cheers! 🙌

Somewhere right now a SaaS founder is changing their pricing page instead of fixing the onboarding 👀

The path of least resistance wins. Find it.

Update your Next.js asap.

Somewhere in a Slack group chat right now: “Anyone know a good tool for X?” Someone drops your SaaS. (that’s affiliate marketing before you put a program behind it)

I don't love using Mac Terminal but Grok performs the best via Grok Build harness.

Your link in bio tool is doing more work than you think. Here are the 10 best options for 2026, free and paid, so you stop leaving traffic on the table. marketful.com/best-link-in-b…

Details matter.

Traffic doesn’t just evaporate. Where did it go? AI chatbots? Socials? YouTube?Very interesting.

People do not buy your product. They hire it to make progress. Nobody wants a drill. They want the shelf on the wall. Design for the job.