Kristian

I am a data analyst who got tired of reporting on problems and decided to learn how to build the solutions. My name is Kristian. I pivoted from Business Analyst to Developer without a bootcamp or university degree. My background was in data and reporting which was stable but limited. I realised that analysing value is not the same as creating it, so I taught myself to build. The transition was practical: - Automation (Python): I started by writing scripts to automate my own data entry. They were messy but saved time. - Internal tools (JS/CSS): I moved on to building dashboards for my team. This taught me how to structure data for users, not just reports. - Public products (React/Node): I eventually shipped tools to the open market. Reality is customers don’t audit your codebase. They audit your solution. If your product solves a painful problem, nobody cares whether you learned from documentation or a degree. - I’ve failed technical interviews. - I’ve written inefficient code. But I’ve shipped products that work. If you’re a non-technical operator building your way into a technical role: share your path! Let’s validate that the self-taught journey is a legitimate career strategy.

the feed is 90% recycled tweets and 10% actual unique thoughts. the algorithm is optimizing for virality but killing originality. please tweet something real today.

@KaunainAfzal anything but linkedin🤣

Who has the BEST feed algorithm? 👀 1️⃣ X 2️⃣ Reddit 3️⃣ TikTok 4️⃣ Instagram 5️⃣ LinkedIn 6️⃣ YouTube

@santoshstack lets gooo mate

Crossed 1,000 followers. Still feels unreal. Thanks for being here and supporting the journey.

@iamtanzil_ just keep the same consistency

New week, New energy What is your focus for this week?

@JenMsft @ash_twtz what about windows 10🤔

@SubbieBuilds @ash_twtz A search box was added to task manager with windows 11

@XDevelopers 'We are so back' and my monthly budget is having an existential crisis. Pay per use is just a productivity hack to make me ship faster before the API bill arrives. Nothing motivates a launch like variable costs ticking upward.

Officially launching X API Pay-Per-Use The core of X developers are indie builders, early stage products, startups, and hobbyists It’s time to open up our X API ecosystem and instill a new wave of next generation X apps We’re so back. developer.x.com

@DavidDack same applies to 90% of other habits you are trying to build

No one tells you running is 10% cardio and 90% negotiating with the voice begging you to quit.

@VibecodeLogs oh wow and I was thinking about getting cursor pro

My Cursor pro+ limits drained in a week almost with opus4.5, been saving it and using sonnet but now after trying opus4.6, limits are gone until next month completely, so farewell Cursor, it was a nice ride but also not a sustainable one considering the price

@BydesignIlive only on tough days, just gotta get through them and we back in business😄

Hello Everyone, hope you are all well. When you think about your main goal, how often does it feel too big to tackle? 🏔️ a) Never — totally doable 🧠 b) Rarely — only on tough days 🙂 c) Sometimes — depends on the mood ⚖️ d) Often — feels overwhelming 😵‍💫 e) Very often — where do I even start? 😅 Don't forget to check out lifebypriority.com #GoalSetting #Productivity #PersonalDevelopment #Goals #BuildInPublic

@AmateurCoderr @OpenAI watch it do nothing🤣🤣 it can be way too gentle sometimes

bro better be cooking my whole app for this amount of time @OpenAI GPT-5.3-Codex

@MS_On_This only way to get lucky is to chase opportunities and stay consistent 🤷

Consistency is the key Just keep showing up ⬆️

@KaunainAfzal true. it signals depth.

Stop tweeting. Start a series. Single posts disappear. Series create memory. That’s why indie founders who win distribution now aren’t posting updates, they’re building mini shows. People don’t follow products. They follow story and aspirations.

@santoshstack invisibility is a liability you can't afford in this market

Most people think personal branding is for influencers. It’s not. It’s for anyone who wants control over their career and opportunities. You can be invisible in your field, Or the first person people think of when an opportunity comes. Your brand decides which.

@jiatastic520 it really does, i think it was already valuable before now it definitely is

@SubbieBuilds the chatgpt subscription suddenly becomes so valuable

Claude is for vibe coding. Codex is for shipping. Made the switch this week: - Generated working auth in one prompt (Claude wanted to discuss the philosophy of auth first) - 3x rate limits = 3x faster launches - Interface that looks like 2026 not 1996

@BydesignIlive it just launched recently

@SubbieBuilds Ok that's very interesting Kristian. Are you guys talking about GPT Codex? Excuse my ignorance - I've only been using Claude in Copilot. Haven't had to change ... yet?

@spectatorindex Of course we are number one. Nobody does grey skies and overpriced coffee like London. The secret is we are all too broke from rent to leave. Stockholm syndrome but with the tube.

World's best cities for 2026. 1. 🇬🇧 London 2. 🇺🇸 New York 3. 🇫🇷 Paris 4. 🇯🇵 Tokyo 5. 🇪🇸 Madrid 6. 🇸🇬 Singapore 7. 🇮🇹 Rome 8. 🇦🇪 Dubai 9. 🇩🇪 Berlin 10. 🇪🇸 Barcelona (Resonance Consultancy)

@auralix4 We are all unpaid interns for the algorithm

@wojakcodes Mediocre resume is just expensive proof you attended lectures. but good luck explaining to your parents that your major is now 'building in public' The student debt remains the same either way😅

if I was in college right now and had a mediocre resume, I’d just stop thinking about a job and go all in on social media and AI. trying to get a job doesn’t seem worth it to me anymore unless you can grind like your life depends on it.

@birdabo Nobody hires on LinkedIn anymore. They hire the person they have been watching build in public. Your pedigree is irrelevant when your timeline shows you can ship. The shitposting is the interview now😅

i’ve had more than 50+ job opportunities here on X and still 0 in linkedIn. delete linkedIn and start shitposting.