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A few weeks ago I put out a call for CEOs that are *actually* using AI, not just sending AI memos. Ofc Wade Foster (CEO Zapier) was the first to raise his hand. Wade is truly a AI-native CEO, and in this week's ep he shows us: - how...

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116,017 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

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Everyone and their mom is using claude code, so how do you stand out? Well, you learn how to use claude code like a senior software engineer. John Lindquist (AI DX Vercel) joins this week at How I AI to walk us through his flows, hooks, and tools that supercharge his cc instance. You'll learn how to - use mermaid diagrams for context - alias your favorite AI commands - write hooks for code quality We also debate TUI vs IDE, discuss esoteric file formats, and build a couple things live. Whether you're an advanced user or CC or wanting to get there, this is the ep for you. ty ty ty to our awesome sponsors 💼 WorkOS- Make your app enterprise-ready today 🔀 Tines - start building intelligent workflows today Watch it here:
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Everyone and their mom is using claude code, so how do you stand out? Well, you learn how to use claude code like a senior software engineer. John Lindquist (AI DX Vercel) joins this week at How I AI to walk us through his flows, hooks, and tools that supercharge his cc instance. You'll learn how to - use mermaid diagrams for context - alias your favorite AI commands - write hooks for code quality We also debate TUI vs IDE, discuss esoteric file formats, and build a couple things live. Whether you're an advanced user or CC or wanting to get there, this is the ep for you. ty ty ty to our awesome sponsors 💼 WorkOS- Make your app enterprise-ready today 🔀 Tines - start building intelligent workflows today Watch it here:

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How do top tech CEOs actually hire in the age of AI? How do they fight in the tech talent wars On the first AI Roundtable episode of TWiST, @jason is joined by Wade Foster (Zapier), @MikeySchulman (Suno), and Ali Ansari (micro1) to break down how the hiring playbook is being rewritten. Anyone can learn skills fast with AI and automate execution. The “elder statesmen” (Gen-X) can rely on their years of hard won domain expertise. But how do unemployed Gen-Zs stick out in the hiring market? The answer was unanimous: HIGH AGENCY. If you want a job, start doing it!Send firms designs, send them tools you built, send them proof you can crush this role 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

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