I'd say go where your users hang out. For me it was LinkedIn and reddit. Don't spend money on ads, it's simply not worth it at the beginning. Cold outreach works, the not so secret is that the message should be appealing. If you get bored reading your own outreach message, there's a high chance your audience will be too and you'll end up in spam as fast as I eat a chocolate tablet.
Now that's a fantastic piece of content. I have a Tually just launched a Claude wrapper that provides a voice interface to Claude. Definitely not as good as sesame so I'd dive again into your article to better understand how you got there, thank you so much for sharing!
Had the exact same thought some time ago now, even proposed it internally at my company. What makes me doubt this will work eventually is that scraping has been going on forever now and yet no standard has been accepted (as you noted robots.txt serves a different purpose, should have been called indexation.txt)
I was discussing this some time ago with a friend, I get the feeling that error messages these days try too much to apologize instead of providing the user with hints and clear explanations to solve the issue. It's all about emoji faces crying "boohoo there was an error" with a childish tone.
Can't wait to see AI avatars crying in front of you for failing to summarize an article.
You make a fair point about that tweet, it can be ironic or sincere and it left me a mixed feeling. I am not sure what was PG's goal with that tweet but it did not feel necessary.
It came as a surprise for me to learn that PG fired Sam. It's the first time that I read this actually, and if that's true, I find it kind of mysterious that it remained a secret for so long. Or maybe I missed the news somehow but I could not find any other mention of that event on Google.
This is my first exposure to Jai code, did not know it was now available to play with! Congrats on building this! Really appreciate your comments in the source.