Simon Høiberg

You can now get Opus 5.5 quality out of Qwen 3.8 27B.

You just have to teach it the job first.

We let a frontier model work through thousands of realistic support cases, keep only the ones that meet our standard, and train a small LoRA on Qwen with them.

Now it runs on our own hardware. No API bill, no rate limits, and nobody can change the deal on us 👇

You need to give your AI it's own credit card.

Issue one from your bank with a spending limit or use Revolut or similar.

It's an unbelievable unlock to have your AI order, book, and pay for stuff.

A lot of people asking "where do you buy these backlinks" - like there are marketplaces for it.

There are, but don't use them.
Reality is much more boring.

You go search on Google or ChatGPT.
Something you imagine your users would search for where you'd like your product to get recommended.

You see neither Google or ChatGPT recommends you, instead, it recommends all your competitors.

Click on the sources (both Google and ChatGPT shows them). You'll see they're all listicles (mostly).

Open them in the browser. Then ask your favorite agent to sniff up the emails from the ones running them.

The send them all an email.

Cut the bs and fake flatter though. Don't lead with stupid stuff like "I just saw your blogpost on xyz and it really stood out to me". Just get to the point and offer to pay.

Straight up. Tell them how you found them and say you'd like your product in there and that you're happy to pay. That's literally it.

Some will reject, some will happily take your money. Rinse and repeat.

I honestly didn't think anyone would catch up with ElevenLabs this fast.

Natural voice cloning took big models, tons of training data and a lot of money. That's why everyone ended up paying for it.

Now there's VoiceStudio. Open source, and it runs on your own machine. Clone a voice from a short recording, or design a brand new one just by describing it, in 646 languages.

And your agents can use it too. OpenClaw or Claude Code can produce a voiceover or a dub on their own, without anyone ever opening the app.

Have a listen and judge for yourself 👇

We don't call it "vibe coding" anymore. That's just product development now.