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this chrome extension feels like cheating on X
getxradar.com
it shows you which posts are about to blow up in your niche, while they still have
room for replies
you get there first. everyone else gets buried 👇
been seeing grok all over my timeline lately, so I’ve been testing it for the past few days
honestly, the whole agents talking to each other thing is really cool, and being able to call the bot is such a fun feature
but when I compare the actual results, claude code still seems to do a better job. maybe I haven’t figured out how to get the most out of grok yet
Am I missing something, or is claude code still ahead when it comes to actual output?
every app now opens with "what should we call you?"
like babe we just met ... show me the product first
people who are active on both x and linkedin
I have questions
how do you go from casually talking to strangers here to writing professional posts over there?
I swear it feels like switching personalities
x feels like
hanging out with friends and linkedin feels like a networking event i wasn’t prepared for
do you actually like it there?
higgsfield might have cracked the modern AI startup playbook:
build a decent product
market it like it’s a revolution
make everyone feel like they’re missing out
repeat
spent last night at Revolut talking ai, agents & what’s coming next
good people, good conversations, lots of to think about 🚀
I think about this a lot actually. you can literally make someone’s whole day better just by being a little nicer than you needed to be. a random compliment, a nice message, whatever. it takes like 5 seconds. and you probably won’t even know how much it meant to them
I’m convinced small accounts are carrying this entire app
you’ll find someone with 63 followers posting the funniest thing you’ve read all week
meanwhile, a guy with 200k followers tweets “gm” and gets 4,000 likes
HOW DOES THAT MAKE SENSE 😭
some of you are seriously underrated and it’s getting ridiculous
where are my under 1k people at ?
1/ the thing about growing on X: early replies get seen, late ones get buried. but you
never know which post is about to blow up





