
From a DM, just in case anyone else needs to hear this. pic.twitter.com/GZl4twl4wP

Weight loss "miracle drug" Ozempic is super popular right now, and it's easy to see why. Why eat healthy and exercise when you can just take a drug instead? Sounds like a win-win situation, but that logic has burned people before. pic.twitter.com/P9OV04AGY2

Nice summary of what I think is the most interesting way to use GPT at the moment: in an iterative loop, in conversation with other tools. It’s wild that this works. twitter.com/intrcnnctd/sta…
A few things YOU can add to content briefs to get better rankings from your content 👇 pic.twitter.com/kTqcCgSMzl

Joel Greenblatt compounded at 49% (!) from 1985 to 2005. And the best thing, he taught a Columbia Class on how to do it. Here are 7 Investing Gems from his Columbia Classnotes👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/M8QRoMl7RC

I use the table_print gem daily. It's so handy for debugging and reporting from the console. If you're not using it, you should check the video tableprintgem.com and try it. pic.twitter.com/m66WoS3Vtj

Here are my favourite websites which I feel are the best in the industry right now! 1. artdirected.design 2. supply.family 3. mockupcloud.com 4. benditomockup.com 5. the-mockups.com/en-gb 6. mockup.maison 7. ls.graphics twitter.com/AlexAperios/st…
This is an appreciation tweet for @rails. Such an enduring great technology. If you’re interested, now is better than ever to start using it.
30 Tailwind CSS Tips ✨ O N E M E G A T H R E A D ↓ pic.twitter.com/C1AhU0CI24
If you target wrong keywords, no matter how good your content is, you will not rank. Follow my 3 tips to find underserved KWs: pic.twitter.com/hv7JPgNHJV

Remember design Twitter pre-Framer? Ya, me neither... It's hard to keep up so over the last few months, I've been organizing inspiration like crazy... Here are my top Framer bookmarks 👇 pic.twitter.com/qMxBN9NflY
Want to know the latest and most significant changes to Google's SERP features? A reminder to bookmark my timeline if you haven't yet & check-in regularly. Is often the first place where new tests or launches are documented. Can access it here: brodieclark.com/notes/ pic.twitter.com/nhWFJrJgTb
I discovered an SEO strategy 4 years ago that doesn’t require building new backlinks. And it doesn’t require technical BS. The entire strategy can be summarized in just a couple of words: Publish higher quality content than anything Google is currently showing on Page 1
Industry (on HBO) is my new favorite television show. It's like Suits, but with bankers in London. twitter.com/hunterfiIm/sta…
Mont Saint-Michel is such a dreamy and magical place. pic.twitter.com/UnLipPVsrW

SEO is hard. Hard, as in, it requires consistent effort Apart from that, it's actually pretty easy Here's the simplest approach 👇
Tired: « Ruby on Rails is sooo dying in 2023 » Hired: RoR is the most in-demand skill in 2023. Source: HIRED State of Software Engineering 2023 pic.twitter.com/fnWmcLSvh3

"150 of those, and they all know all of that for all of them, and they do that for fun. It really feels like maybe the problem's how we're trying to teach them."
Trends in mental health problems among US women and girls, 2001 to 2018. It's so obvious that something changed, and we all know what it is. pic.twitter.com/53yz7EyJZE

I was skeptical of the theory that social media makes kids miserable, but did a deep dive into the data and found: *The best randomized experiments show an effect *A massive increase in adolescent mental illness across much of the developed world Thread richardhanania.substack.com/p/how-i-change…
life is a .ZIP file days that look the same get compressed into a single experience if you want to slow down time, vary your days changing your environment through travel is a great way to do this.
A common complaint I see is “my rankings haven’t changed, but I’m getting less traffic” (you can count me in this bucket for many keywords) Here’s why, and what we’re all up against. 1. Ads. Depending on the keyword, it’s likely companies are willing to pay to be at the top. pic.twitter.com/nxcb6Ukvap

since companies like @planetscaledata and @neondatabase offer http based APIs it's easier to build a database GUI that's entirely web based nothing to install, lives in a browser tab, maybe creds through oauth big opportunity for someone who can execute on a Linear quality app
The fact that the web platform hasn’t shipped a single new interactive widget in the past TWENTY years is honestly my biggest web disappointment ever :( twitter.com/hobdaydesign/s…
Remember this next time you are engineering your TikToks for virality: Hooks & flow = watch time Controversy & questions = comments Context & CTAs = conversions This shit will save you a quite a few headaches I promise... 🤝
Step-by-step case study on how Veed drives 2+ million visitors each month. First thing first: Veed is an online video editing tool that launched in 2017. Veed uses a unique strategy to drive traffic - Tools Programmatic SEO. 1/13
Awesome collection of free design resources for developers. Grateful to see HTMLrev featured in HTML CSS Templates Thanks to @traversymedia 🙏 github.com/bradtraversy/d…
Antidepressants No Better Than Placebo for About 85% of People madinamerica.com/2022/08/antide… "If everyone with a depression diagnosis is given an antidepressant, about seven people need to be given the drug (and thus be exposed to the harmful effects) before one person benefits." pic.twitter.com/PGFuCFVZIM

1/7 Spent the week-end with ControlNet, a new approach to have precise, fine-grained control over image generation with diffusion models. It's huge step forward and will change a number of industries. Here is an example. pic.twitter.com/9iJ9G8H50m

Is there a service where you can upload Twitter threads and tag them in some way? Basically to create a structured and search-able database of knowledge? Maybe this is possible to do somewhat easily with @reflectnotes ? Anyone have ideas? I’d like to do this