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@joni_vrbt You are already doing great, just keep doing it I guess.

“I want to grow on X” What’s your #1 advice for this person?

@alexxlnt So much effort!

How do you organize your reels?

@alexxlnt Exactly. AI amplifies skill, it doesn’t replace it.

@Vishal_react I think most people are also overconfident and excited about AI doing most of their work and they become ignorant

AI is that overconfident intern. Writes 200 lines in 20 seconds. Forgets one cursed little edge case and your app goes on vacation 🫠 AI is powerful. But supervision is still a full time job. Real engineers who actually understand the fundamentals are the ones who will survive.

@NikolasSapa Execution > planning. You’ve got this.

Day 14/28 - HelpMarq Launch Challenge We are halfway there!!! Today: ✅ Fixed a bug a beta tester reported ✅ Read the marketing plan(yes I know I need to start to execute on it, hopefully tomorrow...) ✅ Sent a lot of messages on ig for my web dev bizz. Learned: just enjoy life Tomorrow: start executing on marketing plan and continuing outreach 14 days left. What lesson did you learn today?

@NikolasSapa Congrats buddy.

Day 9 of X premium. Some hope in the horizon. Reached almost 20k impressions despite having some bd days. Got also some followers. Success takes time. And this journey is definitely proving it. How did your journey go today?

@kaynesheenan Every move teaches something. Data just makes it visible.

@Vishal_react You always learn something Data is your friend!

My downfall?? 😭 Not really. SaaS update: In talks with a Databricks partner company. If we collaborate: They handle marketing + legal. I lead product. Stay tuned, the future just got JUICY. (Also yes I’ve been ghosting X. Sorry, I am busy making moves 😏)

@NikolasSapa Hopefully, That’s the plan.

@Vishal_react those moves will payoff I guess

@redpngilinan Exactly. Focus is the real leverage.

@Vishal_react this is the dream. it would be nice to be fully able to focus building the product and not think much about marketing.

@riteshpatel1884 Speed of integration was the real product.

In 2010, two brothers tried to collect payments for a side project. They spent weeks fighting bank approvals and messy APIs. It was so painful they stopped working on their product entirely... and started fixing payments instead. That side project became Stripe. In the early days, Patrick and John Collison used a tactic now known as the "Collison Installation." While other founders sent a "sign up" link, the brothers would: - Ask for the user's laptop. - Code the integration for them on the spot. - Leave only when the first payment was live. Developers switched because Stripe took minutes to integrate, not weeks. The result? Today, Stripe processes over $1 trillion annually for millions of businesses. The biggest companies in the world are often built by people who get tired of a problem everyone else just accepted. @stripe

@riteshpatel1884 It was embarrassing ☹️

If this is true, it’s embarrassing. An AI summit is supposed to showcase innovation, not rebranding someone else’s work and calling it your own. Buying a robot and presenting it as “our invention” isn’t research. It isn’t engineering. It’s academic fraud dressed up as progress. Universities are supposed to build technology, not borrow headlines. If we keep celebrating shortcuts like this, we shouldn’t be surprised when real innovation keeps happening somewhere else.

@riteshpatel1884 Distribution wins early. Adaptation wins long term.

UC Browser once ruled the internet for millions of users in India. Today, most people don’t even remember when they last opened it. What went wrong? • Chrome became faster, cleaner, and pre-installed on Android. • Privacy and security concerns started scaring users away. • Government bans in key markets hit its growth hard. • Cheap data (Jio era) killed the need for heavy data-compression browsers. • Developers and websites optimized for modern browsers, not UC. Big lesson: Winning early means nothing if you stop evolving.

@riteshpatel1884 Stack Overflow solved discovery. LLMs solved immediacy.

Stack Overflow’s “Golden Era” is officially over. For 15 years, it was the undisputed king of code. But in the age of LLMs, the site is struggling to stay relevant. Here’s why the giant is struggling: 1. Tools like ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot give instant, personalized answers inside your workflow. No waiting. No judgment. 2. In 2024, waiting hours for “read the docs” doesn’t compete with AI debugging in seconds. 3. Many answers are outdated or reference deprecated tech. 4. Developers now prefer real-time, conversational platforms like Reddit, Discord, and GitHub Discussions. AI didn’t just compete with Stack Overflow. It replaced the workflow.

@riteshpatel1884 Nice, amazing.

Day 3 of X premium (18/2/2026) Impression: 17, 272 ER: 2.47% Posts: 5 Replies: 120 New followers: 6 😎 Unfollow: 9 🤡 Slightly good improvement from previous day. x.com/i/status/20240…

@shredandship Claude said focus, not feature creep.

Me: Hey Claude I have an idea for a new product Claude: That sounds interesting, however you currently maintain 4 products and.. Me: I didn’t ask for an intervention

@shredandship Ownership changes how engineers think.

The best engineering teams I've seen all have one thing in common: The engineers own the decisions, not just the code.

@santoshstack Stagnation is the real risk.

There’s always a market insight you’re missing. There’s always a skill you haven’t mastered. The best founders never stop upgrading.

@uiuximran @nexuxlab Nice

What happens when AI stops living on screens… and starts living around you? Designing a website for an AI-powered VR product, where interfaces become environments, not pages.

@marushko Serious users pay. Casual users don’t. OS is secondary. I am on iOS.

I'll only give one shot for Android users. Just want to prove analytics that say Android users pay for software newer. How many of you use Android OS?

@uiuximran Nice look

Your product might be strong. Your website just isn’t telling the story yet. I help founders turn features into decisions.

@frmbrice Not yet. How does it do for you?

Things are moving fast. Has anyone given Kimi Claw a shot yet?