I love AI, use it every day, but it has gotten me in trouble, and I think it is going to be a big problem that everyone faces every day. Not double-checking your work. It makes you lazy. You crank out documents and stats and don’t go back and double-check the accuracy of the information. Relying on it as truth. It is not. It is very accurate and compiles data and information in a timeframe that is 100X faster than we can do it ourselves, but there will be errors. If you ever notice, when you find an error, it says
“You are correct, that is wrong, let me fix it for you.” If you don’t ask it you know what happens? Nothing. It becomes your document or article. Full of wrong. How do you know what is wrong? Honestly, you often don’t. It takes more research and fact-checking than people are willing to do. Fake information only exists because of a lack of effort to prove otherwise.
I am as guilty as anyone. Not for anything important, but you’ll notice I’ve messed up links here, and it’s because I found an error in my reset. We have a tool, not AI, but a tool that helps us build links but on a reset to do a new batch, it goes back to a different setup, and I run the links with the wrong auction house. It saves so much time and allows me to hand-pick the name but put them up much quicker. All of which is worthless if I lead everything to the wrong name. I became lazy because its so easy and efficient and works 99% percent of the time I didn’t check. I should, but after checking 100 times and its right, I don’t keep checking.
This 100% is happening with AI results. From now on, I am rechecking my work, running my results on AI multiple times and comparing results. Asking for discrepancies and reasons. It doesn’t take that much more time but certainly necessary. I’m sure things will slip through. I am sure I will get in a hurry and get sloppy. But if I set a process, I know the results will be better. If I use one LLM to check the other, it will certainly result in more accurate data.
Quote of the Day: “If what you have done yesterday still looks big to you, you haven’t done much today.” – Mikhail Gorbachev
Domain of the Day: Concentration.com Love this one. Exudes focused
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Dynadot
Check.us Nice call to action domain and good use of the .us TLD
Dev.us Even better. And renewal under $10
Kredium.com A very replaceable brandable but seems AI centric
Kosta.com Same, gives me Kalshi vibes
LabTestedPeptides.com Exact match is fading in value but Peptides are as hot as it gets and lab tested is the ONLY kind people should buy
DomainMarket.org Fantastic domain name marketplace
Picv.com Most bids on the Godaddy board
Live.surf Surf reports and cams
Fast.broker Headless API for agentic trading
Namejet
PetMedicines.com Quite a ways out but oh what a name. Huge TAM
PortFlow.com Trading comes to mind. Portfolio
Seiki.com Actually makes parking rev. Gets 6600 visits a month
Techma.com Definitely exudes tech
SolarDev.com Solar development is growth at its finest
LaserQuest.com Ends Today. As seen on Domain Sherpa. Its the generic name for laser tag in Europe
CareerPlanning.com Hot market. Add in some life planning and you’ll have the whole TAM
BuzzWatch.com We still doing buzz names?
SmithAuto.com Upgrade name for a few companies
Okon.com The hottest type of name at auction right now. 4L and pretty easy to spell and say
Cirro.com Same here but for 5Ls
Atom – Active Auctions
IVOH.com No reserve and Atom values it at $73K
Peeling.ai No reserve. $250 opening. My guess is $250 will take it
Auctios.com Exudes auction. I think $100 will take it. No reserve
Skomu.com No reserve $20. Good price for a 5L.com
Kalbri.com Only $20 No reserve. Solid brandable
Hyvek.com No reserve. I think this has been up before but like the name regardless
Bleekly.com I own bleek (I think) so favor this one. Great brand
Sedo
CKLD.com Highest price on the LLLL.com Sedo auction
DKRK.com Second highest price
QDXD.com I am long Q names due to Quantum
KYIR.com Not terrible letters, better than below
JZET.com If you are looking for cheap bottom feeder 4Ls
Big List of LLLL. Check them all out HERE
Catched
Domains.watch No bids. Rather have the singular but that’s not up for auction
Mark.international International trademark checker
QuickWash.org Also no bids. Another decent dot org
Dragon.land Every kid and nerd would want to play here
MVP.tools I feel like .tools is underappreciated
Videx.ai No bids. Not sure we’re to the point all 5Ls should be registered but many are
Clippit.ai Video clips are all the rage for marketing right now
Zaka.tv Has two bids
Godaddy Domains With Bids
BloomLab.com Proving that I list names I am going to buy
ChefSelect.com Sounds like a food brand
Headhuntr.com Fails the radio test but passes the cheaper test
PickleSquad.com Pickleball teams will be fighting over this one
Contractor.io Registered in over 200 extensions which is a rule I follow. Has to be at least 200 to consider
PlayMaster.com Not sure what you’re playing but they will be good at it
SparkFitness.com Pretty limited on buyers but good brand and upgrade for a few already with the name
OwnBrain.com No AI
I44.com The Chinese will love this
3qqq.com Same
MegaCredit.com Exudes a large ability to get you a loan
BitcoinVillage.com Presently accepting applications due to high level of occupents who have recently left
UpAgain.com What bitcoin holders are looking for
RRSK.com I see risk
TheAutoSalon.com Auto detailing and washing. Great name
VrWorkout.com Big TAM but a bit generic
TribeFire.com Sounds like a 2020s brand
WaterInnovation.com Rather have the plural but water cleanup and reclamation is more important than ever
Consigliere.org Never heard of the term but taken in 89 extensions. Means an advisor or counseler
Swirve.com All kinds of confusion when branding but still decent and defensible. Get used to “Swerve with an I”
WealthReserve.com Financial advisors
GoDaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
The Rest of the Godaddy Names with Bids
555Stake.com
666Stake.com
66Stake.com
77Stake.com
999Stake.com
absolutech.com
academiaantioquenadehistoria.org
AllgoodDogs.com
ApexConnect.com
BankAndBridge.com
benpearson.com
beond.com
betmoji.com
CarCell.com
cdmx.org
ChurchSafety.com
CompensationForce.com
ConSigliEre.org
ContentFox.com
CornstalkHotel.com
cr222.com
cryptiv.com
daleann.com
DenverMart.com
ehigh.com
emroyallehotel.com
fimac.com
fmauto.com
HobbyConnection.com
Hotel-Austria-Rimini.com
ibuyusa.com
javae.com
KissAgency.com
Libre-Octet.org
NanoBubbles.com
NicheIntelligence.com
nishikawa-ramen.com
northie.com
Notary-Services.com
okonomibk.com
PathBack.com
phazisihotel.com
PhiResearchLab.org
PoolKey.com
popfy.com
PricePlanet.com
qudsnen.co
RangeAgent.com
ReignMedia.com
SeniorPrimeTime.com
sunrisecabins.com
TheGalaAwards.com
travnik.com
umiverse.com
upmkt.com
versity.io
WeFightBack.com
WolfCars.com
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