Building: - https://teapaw.org/t.co/pWRWolu6B2, a social listening tool - https://teapaw.org/t.co/OljKasCUuz, a pay-as-you-go social media API + MCP
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Josh Waller 🇬🇧 retweeted
2️⃣Hot Tip for Startups : @forumscout_app :SOCIAL LISTENING TOOL : use this app. Find users who mention your brand and express frustration. 😡🤬😠😤
It's very budget friendly for startups.✅
Understand this : Customer frustration points = GOLD!
Gather that data : Across all social platforms.
Do it now because your competition is already doing it and if you don't catch that information your competition will.👊💥🟥
We should have a global bounty for a cancer cure patent. People/governments can donate towards the bounty and whoever can release a patent for a cancer cure wins all the money.
No one talks about aliens and ergonomics. What if lions were as intelligent as humans - their versions of weapons like spears, swords, bows etc would look so different because they have different extremities and body designs.
Chocolate only tastes good when it’s been chewed up and broken down in your mouth. The ideal way to consume any chocolate would be to melt it and eat it with a spoon because you are getting maximum flavour each time.
Josh Waller 🇬🇧 retweeted
You should try forumscout.app by @joshwallerr7 it does this on autopilot for multiple platforms 🙏
People can store information in an unbreakable code by making only ~10% of their handwriting intelligible, and the rest complete gibberish.
As they write the gibberish they think of what the words are meant to be and then when they come back to read their writing, they can recall from memory what the gibberish meant as they were writing it down. Pair with spaced repetition and you will engrave it in memory.
Seeing how something is made makes it seem more valuable.
Seeing food get made makes it taste better because you think more about what you’re experiencing. This probably transfers to physical and digital products too...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effort…
When talking to AI, you don’t need to spell things correctly for it to understand you. It actually saves money to spell things incorrectly because it uses less tokens.