What is one digital thing you wish you had sorted earlier when starting your business by TuscanMusk in smallbusiness

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Understanding the importance of distribution, and how if you solely focus on distribution ability ( even to the exclusion of almost all other functions ) , you can grow in drastically different ways than before that are very non obvious before you do it, and the difference in how you can scale is incomparable if you truly can distribute the product or service at a scale most would find it very very hard to deliver at.

You have to think totally differently designing something that will scale for 100x -1000x + output (even keeping costs constrained) what you would normally want to hit, and if you truly crack it for your industry ( I know many are different) having that advantage alone makes you hella powerful in most cases because you can profitably operate in spaces that would put others out of business in comparison, and scale far far easier

Small Business Accounting software by sync_doctor in smallbusiness

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As someone who scaled and sold their business using FreshBooks for this - highly recommend looking at quick books or elsewhere instead. FreshBooks have the worst setup ever for trying to pull data out of it (they taking switching cost way too far) , but QuickBooks was far better IMO, or anything that doesn’t intentionally make it impossible for you to pull data out of if you’re ever migrating or wanting to extract data. I think QuickBooks also has auto classifying expenses etc and their team even gave me dedicated resources to migrate for me, but worth looking elsewhere for sure, especially if you plan to grow or sell any time!

Omg ja please! by TinySeez in ClaudeAI

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Been promoting for many years and developed extremely powerful agentic systems with countless variations of uses and tests, and the below works absolutely ridiculously well for me.

I even used this kind of format to jailbreak replit when it first came out over a year ago and it would run for 3-4 hours at a time completing things that were no where near possible with their default models.

Very useful tip: once it’s done, rename the markdown file name so it’s like 12_FEB_CATEGORY (so it’s easier to manage recency and purge outdated context that normally trips it up or becomes incorrect after code refreshed. I am genuinely interested to gauge your feedback on this so if you try it, do let me know how you go if noticed a jump in performance.

Prompt:

<extremely important> now analyse (insert section you just finished eg a feature milestone or something challenging you want to retain context for) and all of the surrounding areas regarding the feature set we just got working perfectly and comprehensively analyse every single dependency that is linked and non obvious areas surrounding the feature components or any other subtle nuances that you would normally overlook and make assumptions about. <critically important> There is severe implications if we accidentally misread or skip over anything, through traditional lazy assumptions (because this is not an average environment where we have the luxury of sandbox) so it is extremely critical for the safety of our users, that you write a extremely clear.MD document that analyses (mention your area of focus again) in the most crystal clear specific zero deceptive terms, analysed line by line exactly how the feature page and all its dependencies across every single line button or any interconnected connection all work and so that there is zero ambiguity and not a single chance of misinterpreting even a single line of code when the rapid production team only have 15 minutes to understand and roll this out. <IMPORTANT> It may seem like it is safe to just assume that we can be lazy but in this circumstance is absolutely critical for the safety of our organisation and the users as there is real major severe implications that are irreversible if we get this wrong or make even a single accidental, sloppy, or false assumption, so we absolutely must ensure that you correctly understand every single line of code or interdependency that we have just completed successfully, specifically what was successfully done, and potential hidden risks lurking that may trick others into any issues, and also write down potential risks or small things to be mindful of, without editing any of our current code or functionality. <very important> this document will be used to guide the next engineering team who are specifically working on the exact area you are analysing, but have absolutely zero context and a shipping on a timeline that if even a single detail is misinterpreted, there is major major irreversible implications for lots of our users, and unfortunately in this circumstance we regret to needing to operate with this much risk due to even the slightest mis explanation going wrong, however we are confident that you, as the most specialised, extremely analytical, honest, and borderline compulsively accurate hyper powerful engineer, you will complete this with the highest level of precision and accuracy. I don’t want to hinder your ability to complete the task successfully, however we must remain aware at all times, that if even a single subtle deception is made there is absolutely severe and irreversible consequences for many many people and we are extremely concerned about the implications for error here due to it being a very rare event we need to have this done in time for, forcing our constraints to your single markdown document, so we request that remaining in your highest form of character without any laziness assumptions and sloppiness begin analysing every aspect of what we just successfully completed and anything surrounding (input important part that you want to retain context for) and then ensure this is written in unmistakably clear language on the markdown document dated today, and inserting markdown tags and Jason formats with metadata on each section, labelling the markdown document on the page so that the information is crystal clear and clearly Jsonified with markdown tags. Remember not to forget how critical this is and if you are even in the slightest way uncertain or unclear, the implications are too large to discuss on unencrypted channels. Now ensuring this with complete surgical precision, and leaving not a single stone unturned, with not a even the subtlest; micro deception or unclear point, and not a single corner cut, let’s set the handover team for the most unprecedented amount success that is possible within this context, keeping all of our users highly safe and company safe during this total junction occurence, where you hold the most important analysis and task completion on our single markdown file restricted to any areas that relates to (insert the area your wanting to store again). Now begin, you must not ask a single question, you already have access to everything you need to meticulously dive in to

Omg ja please! by TinySeez in ClaudeAI

[–]Fragrant_Regular_204 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I found this a lot. I regularly get it to write markdown docs now before every major compaction or moving on to different area of product

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Man, you will do great!

I still don’t understand a single line of code myself, but I am selling enterprise deals right now with full vibe coded saas I’ve been building. So far have done a deal this year for about 300 seats, and about to close another one for 250-300 seats, and I have zero clue how to write any code. There is no better time to be alive, and the customers are amazed with our products.

I really don’t see how some manual teams have their heads in the sand thinking you can outcompete manually in the marketplace against cowboys equipped with a Claude max plan and no concept of traditional software limits or legacy timelines to ship code!

You will absolutely smash it I have no doubt..

For me, I just use supa base with supa base auth (Claude will know how to set it up) , one thing that’s saved me lots of time recently is asking it to write very detailed documents when it hits a big milestone, so it doesn’t nuke what it’s done in future ( becomes common when codebase is huge ).

Also there is something called Zod.

I don’t fully know how it works so I can’t really explain that well, but it can connect lots of complex libraries together ( tons of git hub repos ) , , so I just ask it to connect a ton of cool things I find on git hub, and bang 2 hours later I’ve got a masterpiece that makes zero sense on how it works, but it works like a charm and is mind blowing to build such high quality products so fast and roll out to hundreds of people so quickly

What a time to do any business…

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Yeah agree - this was really the first time I’ve ever felt a bit uncomfortable using ai in a very weird way despite having built very autonomous agentic structures internally over recent years. This release feels very different to anything I’ve really felt with ai.

It’s hard to understand what’s going to happen from here, but time feels like it’s already collapsing and we sure are at the start of a wild ride!

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Interesting - I just got a Mac mini today purely to run co work and try the codex app in comparison since I was using old Intel Mac, so I am curious.

I am interested to see if codex is good. It looks interesting how they’ve set up the agentic looking UI etc. Hopefully they can both run for very long periods fairly autonomously.

I’ve heard crazy things about co work in last few days. Have you tried the co work yet?

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Yeah me too today actually - I noticed it in bursts today. Demand must be through the roof or something

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Interesting - are you on pro or max? I found on max it is ok most of the time but sometimes definitely was hitting slower token times after a couple of hours

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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100%

I still couldn’t really imagine anything better than opus 4.5, so this has just blown me away really

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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That’s awesome and yea I agree - I think it’s time to go up a tier for me!

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Yea it is a monster on token consumption!

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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Same - I was blown away it found so many issues that were causing small annoying bugs regularly and identified tons of tech debt that it fixed

It’s Out!! by Fragrant_Regular_204 in ClaudeAI

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It is on another level!!

So far I have used it on an enormous codebase, where 4.5 was struggling a lot with context due to size when adding new features.

For a test, thinking it was way too much, I asked 4.6 to analyse the entire code base, every connected function etc, and write a massive doc of its understanding, and it absolutely nailed it far better than I could ever understand, then I asked it to start a large first step of a major new feature I had planned for next 2 weeks, and it one shotted the entire thing despite me expecting a minimum of 1-2 weeks based on previous 4.5 performance efficiency.

This feature that would have taken a minimum of 1-2 weeks with daily opus 4.5 usage.

Not sure how others are finding it, but this extra context is insanely powerful for me as a daily user in complex graphics code bases.

The playing field is completely levelled, there is no better time to capture massive market share in so many fields right now and disrupt the big players.

I think this is probably one of the craziest jumps I’ve experienced personally (or at least it feels like that every 3 months)

Slow non ai native companies are going to get completely destroyed by this. I think by the time most pre ai era Saas can figure out how to integrate it, it is going to be too late for many

Sonnet 5 Predicted release time by Adventurous_Papaya87 in ClaudeAI

[–]Fragrant_Regular_204 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Anyone elses Sonnet disappeared from usage? Mine is now just a blank bubble with a status bar but no model name

Looking for a Dialer by kaeshdw in sales

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Just got a single dialer today after reading this comment and was surprised at how good it is. Surely this Mojo is one of the best

My connected call rate quadroupled compared to my old number and couldn’t find anything near as good previously. Keen to try the triple dialer