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Resend is how I e-mail & the free tier got better
I personally upgraded to their $20 tier immediately, because I send about 3K emails every 15 days from dedicated domains on my funnels all over the internet...[screenshot] 99.5% delivery rate... that's really good :) But, if you saw my tech stack video, and you were looking at resend, might wanna check them out now that they've added more free. [screenshot] P.S. I reply to them all the time, and the CEO does answer back. A big fan of this company and I use the crap out of it.
Resend is how I e-mail & the free tier got better
1 like • 8d
Resend is a great platform. I used it on multiple projects and it is rock solid
1 like • 8d
@Ry Mac As a developer they have first class support for my programming language of choice which is not mainstream but does powers some very large platforms (like Discord). Most companies just ignore programming languages besides the few obvious ones, so kudos to Resend
The wrong way...here's the rewrite
First, check out the cold e-mail I was sent... No subject line, vague "atta' boy" and just a straight pitch and asking if I want a price sheet. I don't even understand half of the shit she said. -made assumptions and dumb stuff about my audience and commenters -just listed off services Just reallly bad. Don't do this... Rewrite for a better shot: ****** Subject: I love your videos Hello, I love your videos, I've been following your channel for a while now and my favorite one is how you broke down the customer awareness journey. My name is Chloe. We'd love to pay you to promote our content to your audience. We've been in business X years & helped X amount of experienced machine learning practitioners get Y result. Your audience is safe with us. Would you like to know how much we'd pay you based on your metrics? Just reply "yes" and I'll send a pricing sheet right over! Sign off, Stranger from the internet
The wrong way...here's the rewrite
1 like • 8d
ThorData used AI to write their email and didn't know they need to humanize it.
0 likes • 8d
You sure did. The damn em-dashes "— " are a dead giveaway. Unless you were an editor of a newspaper you would not use them. AI loves them for some reason. All my AI systems have a rule not to use them and they still seek them in once in a while.
Connecting Cowork To your ICM Map
I answered this question about 10 days ago for @Carlos Acuna But it keeps popping up... How do you get Cowork to read your ICM Folder Map? -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL1KPVYGYCo I started working exclusively out of cowork, then I backed into code, and I was copy and pasting back and forth. Cowork would literally tell me: "Tell Code this, copy this to code" Then I would run to Code (now Fred) and would say: "Tell Cowork this , and that" I was the errand boy and it sucked. Watch this video to get the 2 connected the right way. All of the resources are live in this classroom (the live build, artifacts, etc) #How To Make Claude CoWork Read Your ICM Folder Map Always got your back, RyMac P.S. I talked on mute for a few minutes, had to fumble through a few things but we got it done. P.P.S. I can't wait for my new laptop to get here 😭
1 like • 8d
I have a client that besides building a custom app for his business asked me to help him setup his Claude Cowork for business strategy work. I help him with that but the setup is not great. Getting an ICM working is for sure the solution. Great video.
Day 0 (whish me luck)
I thought @Jordan Shaw was asking me if I had an STD...I WAS LIKE TF YOU CALL ME!? He asked me about Hermes and if I knew about it. He explained what it was and how he can set it up the right, super safe way, and I said make me one please. Day 0. Let's see how much shit I can break. Never used it before but I need it to organize my life at this point, forrrr sure. I honestly can't tell you how or what he did but I know he can and that my Claude said it looked like someone who was really smart made it. Will update when I figure out how to make it useful.
Day 0 (whish me luck)
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Good luck! I am curious. I will probably not use it as it goes somewhat against my engineering philosophy, but I may adopt parts of it. At least it was developed mostly in Python, which I am ok with using. Tools like OpenClaw developed using node.js are a hard no for me, most of the time.
2 likes • 17d
@Ry Mac I think it is a good choice. I do want to see what you build with it. What I am building for my company shares a lot of the same concepts.
Quick intro + win
I'm a founder currently building an AI-related company, and I recently moved to the Seattle area partly because I wanted to be closer to the startup and founder energy here. I'm especially interested in getting better at sales. ICM is part of how I'm thinking about the sales process, but one of the main reasons I'm in this community is to sharpen the actual sales skills around it and learn from people who are much stronger in that area than I am. Tonight I went to my first real business networking event since before COVID. I wasn't there to pitch or make sales. I just wanted to start building relationships, meet founders, and get a foothold in the local community. It ended up being a great crowd with a lot of energy, and it reminded me how much I enjoy being around people who are building things. Pretty stoked to be doing business in a city with this much tech and founder activity and I am looking forward to learning sales in this community.
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@Ry Mac Yup, some of the movers and shakers in the VC and tech scene were there. But the crowd was a nice mix of students, engineers, tech, finance, founders, VC. Nobody looked down at anyone with judgment and there was none of that founders came here for money feel I experienced from similar events in the past. More events next week. My approach is to go to meet people and not to pitch or sell. That comes later.
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Leonard Dauksza
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Founder and software engineer building RoosterBot, exploring workflow systems, AI context management, Elixir, and scalable SaaS.

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