LLMs

“Basically it was linear from, like, 1960 to, like, 2012, then it was exponential in 2012 till today, and now it's going double exponential. That's a big deal, because now it's exponential. It's, there's an exponent on top of the exponent. So before, we only ha…”

“So apparently when Clearbit added LLMs to their whole mix, they had data points that went from being like, 30% accurate to like, 95% accurate.”

“I would heavily invest in replying to Cora questions and Reddit questions, because that's probably where a lot of LLMs are going to get their answers.”

“Even without better LLMs. But with proper context and prep proper instruction, I don't see how you would not have a better system that would reply exactly like Jesus said that the key thing is to have like a human touch, human emotions, and errors. Like you ha…”

“But yeah, I mean, in the limit, it's going to be one dude. Well, there happened to be two, but it's going to be one dude and an army of AI recruiters. And that company can scale infinitely with compute, basically. It's just with LLMs.”

“For people that are like indie hackers or like bootstrapping or just building side projects, especially people that are not like you know, seasoned engineers or something, right? There is just a ridiculous amount of alpha in becoming good at like, Getting a fe…”

“All these LLMs, all these AI tools that we have in the world right now, they're effectively gaslighting engines. Right? That's the world's biggest gaslighting process that you can ever imagine is like asking a question of an LLM and then seeing as it tries to …”

“It becomes terrifying, and this is why even in the age of LLMs, good engineers will still get paid, because stuff like this exists.”

“Yeah, I also think that LLMs are gonna prioritize .coms over .cos and .ios and stuff like that.”

“I mean, the one thing you still have to have is you have to have taste. I mean, they'll give you a bunch of ideas, like nine out of 10 are shit. You have to decide, like, which one, like, you know, catches people's attention, is visually suitable, and can rela…”

“The way you show up in ChatGPT is by doing good SEO. There's really like, I have not seen really one unique strategy that is different from just doing good foundational SEO to go and show up in LLMs.”

“Typically if you're in a boring market, The competitors are not going super deep and getting all this information integrated into their site. It's your opportunity to use AI to do additional research and, you know, build out more information that, you know, se…”

“A vague request might be something like, fix this grammar in this now, you know, but the problem with that is, you know, it leads to overly cautious, pre-canned, or basically just less helpful responses. As the model tries to deescalate.”

“You're gonna want a friendly and clear and firm tone because that yields better results and more direct results.”

“The fact, like, that if you are using, if you are serious about Using LLMs to take your ideas and put in and get the most out of them. If you're serious about building, you know, what people are calling a personal OS and you are not using a centralized note-ta…”

“Well, what's cool about this is 99.99% of people are not going to spend the time to actually set up something like this and make it a part of their daily lives. And the alpha, so to speak, is in terms of leading a more productive, happier, healthier, Better, m…”

“I really, really, really like working with LLMs as a thinking partner. It's my favorite way of using LLMs. I know people like to use agents and LLMs to build things, but I really like using them to think alongside me.”

“But now when you're living in a terminal, for example, and you're using MCPs to talk to LLMs you kinda, you know, the nice to have is actually the UI. The nice to have is the SaaS. The nice to have is going to this website and look pretty. Ultimately what you …”

“So I believe that building an MCP server in 2026 is in a lot of ways building, like kind of building for mobile in 2010. There's just a lot of opportunities to show up in LLMs in these connections, plugins, or MCP servers.”

“Just like being weird is going to sell in twenty-twenty-six and beyond. Because a lot of these LLMs are just, they're not good at being weird”

“Cause the model will get dumb as the context window closes, right? So if you have like a context window and I can draw this out, if this is your context window and like the optimal is You're between, like, there's always, like, maybe, like, 10% is already fill…”

“These LLMs are obviously amazing and, but they do lack like the vertical specific context and stuff like that. So you're seeing MCPs, you know, sort of, you have the mob in MCP for designs. You're seeing the idea browser for business building MCP. You're seein…”

“Reddit is being eroded right now by people manipulating it for like LLMs to rank on them. but this is a way like you buy people like me that are basically creating the dead internet. Let's be real. It's already happening.”