What do you do next if you are Jensen Huang?
Lost your life's work & your wife. Not sure how billions of dollars helps you there.
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OK I did it.
Migrated WordPress to Emdash. goodbye $600 bluehost server I've had for 15 years.
307 posts
6.7gb photos
4 custom content types
5 custom page templates
15 custom fields
1 semi-complicated plugin converted and a handful of simple ones
Emdash skills moved it over, migrated off stylus(!) and it's pixel perfect on the front end.
The page speed score went from 52 to 75.
The Admin is fantastic as well - no problem for a WP user. Nice and fast
Wordpress is dead
I'm a lifelong wordpress user.
It feels the wordpress plugin and theme spaced is totally f-ed. I'm still using wp but claude's doing everything for me.
these theme businesses were huge. But seem unnecessary now and will be demolished. same with many plugins.
are yall still using wp or just making your own site?
I like using wp for security stuff but also its just what i know.
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I had trust issues with all the Jev demos so I had to see for myself if the performance gains we're real.
Here I have a 128 person tennis bracket and ran Deepseek v4 against Jev to compare the results.
Given the right use case Jev is game changer 🧵
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I originally built a custom agent on DeepSeek to fill brackets, and it struggled with the volume. With 127 matches it would drop or garble picks, and I had to force the JSON structure and backfill whatever it missed. Jev takes a different approach: instead of asking a model to write out a bracket, you ask it a structured question per match and get probabilities back in a guaranteed shape.
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Given a use case with structured data, clear instructions and deterministic outputs Jev is over powered.
I'm using this in production today using the @AskVenice API for my fantasy tennis platform @brckt_io. Come check it out for the next tournament which starts in a few days!
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The radar is definitely broken at the U.S. Open. A 158 mph serve would be the record but Hawkeye had it at 144 mph.
Keith retweeted
158mp/h
Fastest Grand Slam service of all time.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The on-screen 158 mph graphic was inaccurate; Hawkeye and USTA confirmed 144 mph for the serve. It is not the fastest Grand Slam serve of all time.
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My latest business:
- Approved on the ChatGPT Plugin Directory
- 464 sign ups in 2 weeks
Should I start building this in public?
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It’s not too late! Help bring it past the amount of brackets made for Wimbledon.
It’s the American thing to do 🇺🇸
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Yes betting my career on this brb
I see the web evolving in two extremes:
1️⃣ ultra-fancy human experiences, in the service of delight, exploration, brand, entertainment. vgpu.sh / threejs / typegpu are enabling this
2️⃣ agent-centric content, data and APIs. the opposite end of the spectrum: pure, lossless signal for machines. The rise of markdown and MCP are the tip of this iceberg
The 'in between' is likely to be subsumed by agents producing just-in-time UI. When you need utilitarian content or data, it'll be generated just-in-time for you. Think of the agent as the new browser in this model.
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Tommy Paul will be Carlos Alcaraz
Giving away a free year of Pro access to Brckt which has match analysis features and unlimited player match notifications. To enter:
- Follow @brckt_io
- Quote post a prediction you have for the U.S Open
- Extra entry if you tag a friend
Entries close at start of men's final.
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My ChatGPT Plugin was approved to the Plugin directory last Friday and has 65 sign-ups with me doing 0 marketing for it so far🤯
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