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I got 10+ calls from an angry unknown number after sending this message.

I get like 15 of these a day. These lenders were a scourge on my life.

So I’ve decided to escalate.

Having Claude track all of it.

Will see if I’m actually able to make revenue here. Will keep everyone updated.

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I got 10+ calls from an angry unknown number after sending this message. I get like 15 of these a day. These lenders were a scourge on my life. So I’ve decided to escalate. Having Claude track all of it. Will see if I’m actually able to make revenue here. Will keep everyone updated.

You don’t understand.

I was using Claude to help me set up some formulas for an excel sheet that I use to forecast revenue.

Claude suggested we build a web app instead due to limited excel functionality.

I then spent 3 hours standing up a full web app that is an interactive cashflow model that is fully custom to my business and has more robust capabilities than excel.

It sends me a slack message if things dip below a certain $ amount. Flags me if I need to review something that our team is doing.

It auto populates data from Quickbooks and sends an email to our internal bookkeeper if there is an error.

I am not technical. It walked me through setting up a db. Setting up Vercel. I can ask for any feature I want and it can seemingly add it and walk me through updating GitHub.

I can ask questions. It doesn’t get annoyed

It feels like a video game.

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You don’t understand. I was using Claude to help me set up some formulas for an excel sheet that I use to forecast revenue. Claude suggested we build a web app instead due to limited excel functionality. I then spent 3 hours standing up a full web app that is an interactive cashflow model that is fully custom to my business and has more robust capabilities than excel. It sends me a slack message if things dip below a certain $ amount. Flags me if I need to review something that our team is doing. It auto populates data from Quickbooks and sends an email to our internal bookkeeper if there is an error. I am not technical. It walked me through setting up a db. Setting up Vercel. I can ask for any feature I want and it can seemingly add it and walk me through updating GitHub. I can ask questions. It doesn’t get annoyed It feels like a video game.

Going to Japan will literally one shot multiple belief systems at once:

1. Cars are not the way. Clean, safe public transit creates a more enjoyable life. Cars should be optional. I love NYC for this but it still pales in comparison to Tokyo.

2. Restrictive zoning is not the way. It kills street life and makes neighborhoods boring and hostile to human social life.

3. Expensive housing is not the way. I think 50% of America’s problems are just a proxy for how damn high the rent is.

4. Making general existence cheaper for folks in a city leads to people doing more crafts and side projects.

Tokyo has the best food scene in the world.

A lot of those restaurants are one guy doing the same thing for 30 years.

5. You can indeed create a society free of crime that is almost completely safe. It does exist. It just takes work.

Japan is an alternative version of modernity.

Of what could have been if you put more thought into building a city.

It’s familiar enough to feel cozy, but different enough to wow you.

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Going to Japan will literally one shot multiple belief systems at once: 1. Cars are not the way. Clean, safe public transit creates a more enjoyable life. Cars should be optional. I love NYC for this but it still pales in comparison to Tokyo. 2. Restrictive zoning is not the way. It kills street life and makes neighborhoods boring and hostile to human social life. 3. Expensive housing is not the way. I think 50% of America’s problems are just a proxy for how damn high the rent is. 4. Making general existence cheaper for folks in a city leads to people doing more crafts and side projects. Tokyo has the best food scene in the world. A lot of those restaurants are one guy doing the same thing for 30 years. 5. You can indeed create a society free of crime that is almost completely safe. It does exist. It just takes work. Japan is an alternative version of modernity. Of what could have been if you put more thought into building a city. It’s familiar enough to feel cozy, but different enough to wow you.

This little restaurant in Santa Monica sells Fruit Omakase for $60.

They have reservations going back weeks now.

They make it a point to source the best ingredients, hand done technique all from Japan.

I’ve become obsessed with these businesses that are high margin experiences that happen to serve food as a core part of the experience.

(Elly Amai in Santa Monica)

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This little restaurant in Santa Monica sells Fruit Omakase for $60. They have reservations going back weeks now. They make it a point to source the best ingredients, hand done technique all from Japan. I’ve become obsessed with these businesses that are high margin experiences that happen to serve food as a core part of the experience. (Elly Amai in Santa Monica)

Brazilian cities I’ve experienced compared to American cities I’ve experienced: São Paulo is basically Brazilian / Latin American NYC. Same level of diversity. Same mega economy vibe. Even food diversity. Rio De Janeiro is basically Miami. Beach vibes. Kinda grimy underneath. But cool. Brasíllia is Washington DC. Runs on federal government. Cant find a fair comparison for LA, or Austin and others yet.

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Brazilian cities I’ve experienced compared to American cities I’ve experienced: São Paulo is basically Brazilian / Latin American NYC. Same level of diversity. Same mega economy vibe. Even food diversity. Rio De Janeiro is basically Miami. Beach vibes. Kinda grimy underneath. But cool. Brasíllia is Washington DC. Runs on federal government. Cant find a fair comparison for LA, or Austin and others yet.

@JMechling_36 oh no my favorite pod

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@JMechling_36 oh no my favorite pod

Footage from our second ever black friday in our very tiny warehouse

had to desperately call in everyone i knew

did not expect the volume at all

I personally stayed up almost 24 hours packing orders that day

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Footage from our second ever black friday in our very tiny warehouse had to desperately call in everyone i knew did not expect the volume at all I personally stayed up almost 24 hours packing orders that day

Update: my fiancée made a food review of the $100 luxury fruit experience.

They reached out and have offered her a refund.

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Update: my fiancée made a food review of the $100 luxury fruit experience. They reached out and have offered her a refund.

I don’t usually tell people that I’m Brazilian. I left when I was 9 years old. Grew up in the USA. I feel more American than Brazilian. In fact, I don’t even really remember how living in Brazil is. I’m here visiting family for the first time in a decade. Rio may very well be one of, if not the most beautiful city large city I’ve ever been to. I’ve traveled a lot. Been to Spain. Japan. All over the USA, etc. No city is as intertwined with nature as Rio. Sheer mountains surround the city, with greenery literally everywhere. And I know what some of you will say. ‘But Isaac, it’s so dangerous’ I saw a Korean lady’s purse get stolen in front of my eyes in Rome. My fiancées promise ring got stolen out of our hotel room that same trip. I was almost attacked by some homeless dude in Hollywood Los Angeles. My dog scared him off. What I’m saying is that if you have some street smarts, it’s fine. Worth the visit. Worth checking out. Brazil isn’t as highly touristed as other countries but it’s certainly worth it. Anyway, I’m in Rio, then São Paulo and Joao Pessoa. Looking for local builders to connect with.

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I don’t usually tell people that I’m Brazilian. I left when I was 9 years old. Grew up in the USA. I feel more American than Brazilian. In fact, I don’t even really remember how living in Brazil is. I’m here visiting family for the first time in a decade. Rio may very well be one of, if not the most beautiful city large city I’ve ever been to. I’ve traveled a lot. Been to Spain. Japan. All over the USA, etc. No city is as intertwined with nature as Rio. Sheer mountains surround the city, with greenery literally everywhere. And I know what some of you will say. ‘But Isaac, it’s so dangerous’ I saw a Korean lady’s purse get stolen in front of my eyes in Rome. My fiancées promise ring got stolen out of our hotel room that same trip. I was almost attacked by some homeless dude in Hollywood Los Angeles. My dog scared him off. What I’m saying is that if you have some street smarts, it’s fine. Worth the visit. Worth checking out. Brazil isn’t as highly touristed as other countries but it’s certainly worth it. Anyway, I’m in Rio, then São Paulo and Joao Pessoa. Looking for local builders to connect with.

Idk who needs to hear this, but I interviewed a candidate for a creative role yesterday. The guy was very low energy. Very timid. You could tell he struggled in interviews. He still answered questions mostly right. We moved him to a video test. He crushed the test in under 12 hours. Sent a video that made my jaw drop. Some people just absolutely shine in their zone of genius. Its easy to dismiss folks when they don’t crush interviews.

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Idk who needs to hear this, but I interviewed a candidate for a creative role yesterday. The guy was very low energy. Very timid. You could tell he struggled in interviews. He still answered questions mostly right. We moved him to a video test. He crushed the test in under 12 hours. Sent a video that made my jaw drop. Some people just absolutely shine in their zone of genius. Its easy to dismiss folks when they don’t crush interviews.

If anyone knows what the name of this art style is please help me.

I need more of it in the world.

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If anyone knows what the name of this art style is please help me. I need more of it in the world.

2 years ago my car was totaled while my fiancée was driving it.

Someone T-boned her at a high speed while she crossing an intersection.

She survived what could have been a fatal crash in other cars.

The other driver tried lying about how the accident happened, but the Tesla cameras caught it all live.

We were able to show our insurance company. All medical bills covered.

I bought a Cybertruck a while after.

I love it. It drives itself.

It’s the fastest truck on the road.

It handles the hardest roads in LA easily.

People are very bearish on Tesla recently but I believe that the product speaks for itself.

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2 years ago my car was totaled while my fiancée was driving it. Someone T-boned her at a high speed while she crossing an intersection. She survived what could have been a fatal crash in other cars. The other driver tried lying about how the accident happened, but the Tesla cameras caught it all live. We were able to show our insurance company. All medical bills covered. I bought a Cybertruck a while after. I love it. It drives itself. It’s the fastest truck on the road. It handles the hardest roads in LA easily. People are very bearish on Tesla recently but I believe that the product speaks for itself.

Do people even realize how bad some of these ai creatives look?

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Do people even realize how bad some of these ai creatives look?

I am a massive Founders pod fan. I say this kindly. This take is bad. Marcus Aurelius was a literal philosopher Socrates Julius Caesar wrote Gallic Wars and Civil war while literally doing war Alexander The Great was personally tutored by Aristotle Abraham Lincoln wrestled deeply with depression and meaning his whole life Benjamin Franklin. Inventory, and had an autobiography that was deeply introspective about self improvement. Andrew Carnegie funded 2500+ libraries. You think he didn’t spend a lot of time reading and thinking about what wealth was for? Charlie Munger…. I could keep going endlessly.

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I am a massive Founders pod fan. I say this kindly. This take is bad. Marcus Aurelius was a literal philosopher Socrates Julius Caesar wrote Gallic Wars and Civil war while literally doing war Alexander The Great was personally tutored by Aristotle Abraham Lincoln wrestled deeply with depression and meaning his whole life Benjamin Franklin. Inventory, and had an autobiography that was deeply introspective about self improvement. Andrew Carnegie funded 2500+ libraries. You think he didn’t spend a lot of time reading and thinking about what wealth was for? Charlie Munger…. I could keep going endlessly.

By the way using these scheduling APIs decreases reach. You need to post natively or use native schedulers. YouTube and IG have great ones.

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By the way using these scheduling APIs decreases reach. You need to post natively or use native schedulers. YouTube and IG have great ones.

I went to this free Shakira concert last night in Copacabana. 2m people also went.

She speaks fluent Portuguese. It’s actually wild and a huge sign of respect.

Was fun. I don’t think I’ve ever been around that many people in one space.

Logistics were actually pretty impressive and security was tight.

I think Coachella tops out at 125k people per day. So the scale of 2m people in a space is insane.

We left early because we wanted to beat traffic out.

I think more cities should pay for city-wide events like this. Really brings a sense of community.

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I went to this free Shakira concert last night in Copacabana. 2m people also went. She speaks fluent Portuguese. It’s actually wild and a huge sign of respect. Was fun. I don’t think I’ve ever been around that many people in one space. Logistics were actually pretty impressive and security was tight. I think Coachella tops out at 125k people per day. So the scale of 2m people in a space is insane. We left early because we wanted to beat traffic out. I think more cities should pay for city-wide events like this. Really brings a sense of community.

One LinkedIn search shows this video isn’t true. Gotta love the ai hype marketing.

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One LinkedIn search shows this video isn’t true. Gotta love the ai hype marketing.

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How much of a fraud do you have to be to do stuff like this? I am posting this to save any you the trouble of being lied to. I never signed an agreement with these guys. I have never personally met the founder. I didn't even know about them until people started reaching out to me about our case study with them. Now, every few weeks someone sends me a msg asking if I worked with them. Mini Katana LLC has never worked with Snowball Agency. We will never work with Snowball Agency. We recommend you avoid working with people who actively lie about the case studies on their website. In fact, I reached out to a friend on here who worked with them and he says the same thing. They suck. I am reasonable. I tried messaging. Got a "nah." Remove our logo from your X and LinkedIn banners dude. Remove it from your website. Stop being frauds.

The dude with the most aura in tech lives in LA. LA has more aura than SF confirmed.

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The dude with the most aura in tech lives in LA. LA has more aura than SF confirmed.

@Rothmus No but consider this… it was the carjacker currently getting away in her car who picked up her phone.

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@Rothmus No but consider this… it was the carjacker currently getting away in her car who picked up her phone.

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