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there are more Grok Bots being built than anyone knows what to do with probably millions by now so naturally, i built somewhere to put them 😂 meet pomble 🟣 a home for the useful bots, the weird bots, and everything in between hundreds of Grok Bots across 10 categories - describe what you need, pomble finds relevant bots - discover bots, submit your own, or claim your listing - every published listing is manually reviewed - public API so agents can discover bots too early days, but it's live link in the replies 👇

friday another week of showing up, putting in the work and making things happen momentum doesn't come from waiting for the right moment you build it finish strong

gm ☀️ you don't need another big idea you probably just need to finish the last one anyway, i've got another idea 😂

corporate AI is going brilliantly 😂 me: my Sky Q remote has stopped working Sky AI: how can I help with apps? me: what Sky AI: select a valid option me: i want a new remote control Sky AI: i've reached the limit of my ability to assist you 😔 multi billion pound company can't understand a broken remote ffs but apparently we're replacing everyone's jobs with this slop

something's brewing 👀 governments around the world are telling people to prepare for 72 hours without essential services food, water, cash, emergency supplies meanwhile i'm still waiting for altseason we are not preparing for the same emergency 😂

what do you call 21 Bored Apes stuck in a smart contract? out of stock 😂 except they're literally still there the contract just doesn't know it owns them and the funniest part? the bug was known for over a year yesterday someone finally found a reason to exploit it 210 Mudwater NFT packs worth roughly $14k they used the vulnerability to swap out the Apes, claim the rewards and leave the contract holding NFTs it no longer recognises the contract can't be patched, and 6 other NFT strategies share the same bug a known vulnerability sat there for a year, not because it was safe, but because nobody had enough financial incentive to exploit it then $14k in card packs changed the maths the bug didn't suddenly become dangerous it became profitable

gm ☀️ halfway to the weekend that'll do

go have a nose around and if you've built a Grok Bot, get it listed feedback, criticism and bug reports all welcome 😂 pomblebot.com

you couldn't make this shit up 😂 pump fun launches a $2.5M trading competition day one, the leading squad gets its PnL wiped for trading an "extremely bundled" token the token? $FUCKPUMPFUN 💀 not disqualified, just dropped from #1 to #492 bundled launches are everywhere, but who decides what's TOO bundled? pump fun, apparently nothing says fair competition quite like making the rules AND refereeing your own game

gm ☀️ it's chuesday somewhere out there, someone's building the thing you've been thinking about better get a move on !chimp

everyone has ideas most never get further than a domain name and a half finished repo 14 years building for the web has taught me a few things here's my process for turning ideas into working products 1. find the problem i look for things that frustrate me something unnecessarily complicated, something missing, or something i reckon i could do better if i can't explain the problem in one sentence, i'm not ready to build it 2. cut the bullshit this is where most ideas go off the rails 50 planned features, a roadmap nobody asked for and nothing that actually works i strip it down to the smallest useful version the rest can wait 3. build, break, repeat i use AI heavily these days, it's boss for speeding things up but working code isn't necessarily good software i question it, test it, break it and regularly bin things that technically work 4. ship the fucking thing seriously stop polishing something nobody's ever used get it live, let people break it you'll learn more in a week of real usage than a month of guessing 5. fix what matters watch what people actually do, not what you imagined they'd do fix the friction, remove what nobody uses and if the whole idea turns out to be rubbish? fuck it, move on not everything deserves saving 14 years has taught me this: the hard part was never just the code it's knowing what to build, what to ignore and when to stop start small, ship, improve, repeat

imagine Disney needing Mickey Mouse's floor price to go up to stay relevant sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? yet that's effectively the business model of most of the NFT space most projects built a collection, sold it, then spent years trying to give people a reason to keep holding that's not brand building the NFT projects that survive the next 10 years will be the ones that no longer need NFTs to succeed - characters people recognise - stories people care about - products people actually want look at @ChimpersHQ the potential isn't just in owning a Chimper it's in building a world around those characters that people want to be part of, whether they own an NFT or not because here's the uncomfortable truth if your entire brand disappears the moment people stop buying your NFTs, you never really built a brand you built a market so here's a question which NFT projects would survive if trading stopped tomorrow?

grok bot 0.77 is looking ridiculous elon says bots can now make phone calls on your behalf meanwhile, prerelease builds are showing: - calls with hold, keypad navigation and live transcripts - access to private networks through tailscale - connected payment accounts - bot sharing and invitations - mac messages integration some of this hasn't shipped yet, but look at the direction agents that can communicate, access infrastructure, spend money and work together we're moving from AI that answers questions to AI that actually does things the interesting question isn't what agents can do anymore it's what we're prepared to let them do

gm ☀️ new week, same ambitions, fewer excuses you don't need another motivational quote you need to get moving