Muhammed

Most people want freedom. Few people want the discipline freedom requires.

@golds164596 Rip!!

#Gold I am expecting super Selling now 📉 Target:-4775__4700__4650

@shinemeriz @elonmusk musk

Never met someone who's using Grok for coding.

I haven’t seen a dev, who doesn’t do trading stock/crypto

@anitakirkovska Yes, only for 10 users!

you don't need an engineering degree to vibe code something people want to use

@JaykhatriDev May you hit a 100MM ARR soon!!!!!

@_ceejeey I was that founder once, sat on a project for over a year before finally launching!

I bet the next billion-dollar product is probably sitting in a private GitHub repo right now just a founder who keeps saying "it's not ready yet" Just ship it!!

The next 10x winners in AI won’t be software companies. They’ll be whoever controls power. US data centre power demand is expected to grow by ~10% every year until 2030. By then, total consumption could exceed 35 GW. That’s not incremental growth. That’s a structural shift in how energy is consumed. Looking closer at the breakdown: 1️⃣ Hyperscalers (dark blue) They dominate the growth curve. This is where the AI buildout is happening. 2️⃣ Co-location providers (light blue) The infrastructure layer scaling alongside hyperscalers, renting out power + space. 3️⃣ Traditional enterprises (grey) Flat to declining share in relative terms. The signal is clear. AI companies aren’t just driving compute demand. They’re reshaping power demand. Why this matters: Power is becoming the real bottleneck of AI. Not GPUs. Not models. Not talent. Electricity + infrastructure capacity. You don’t scale AI by buying chips anymore. You scale it by securing power, land, and deployment speed. This is where the positioning gets interesting: $CRWV (CoreWeave) $IREN (Iris Energy) $NBIS (Nebius) The opportunity is no longer just “AI software.” It’s the physical layer underneath it. Power. Land. Data centres. That’s the constraint everyone is about to hit.

@santoshstack Yeah, or you found your next billion-dollar idea😂

@_ceejeey A lot of value dies in not ready yet. Perfection delays feedback and feedback is what actually shapes great products.

@AishwaryaDevv True, do you have any?

@_ceejeey the craziest part is it's probably not a bad product, just a founder waiting for 'perfect' instead of feedback

I bet the next billion-dollar product is probably sitting in a private GitHub repo right now just a founder who keeps saying "it's not ready yet"

@TTrimoreau attention gets you users. product keeps them. you need both, but you can't start with zero of either.

Is attention more important than product today?

@KevinNaughtonJr you're going to build a homelab

i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab i don't need to build a homelab

@sickdotdev Claude teaches you to fish. A CS degree teaches you why fish swim.

Whats better now? - Learn how to use Claude - Get a CS degree

@zuess05 Somewhere, a scrum master just opened a new Jira ticket titled "respond to this tweet"

The tech industry is finally waking up to the biggest grift of the last decade. You don't need a Product Manager. You don't need a Scrum Master. You don't need an Agile Coach. Entire careers were built on just interrupting the two guys who actually know how to code.

@trikcode the best product in the world is worthless in a private github repo

There is a founder right now - with a better product than Notion, - a better model than Claude, - and a better design than Linear. Nobody knows they exist because they decided to build for one more month before telling anyone.

@theandreilucian this is a haiku pretending to be a strategy

Rich creator habits: - Write daily - Test weekly - Repeat winners

@theo not robinhood

Robinhood refused a buy order, didn't notify me, withdrew my money anyways, and cost me over $10k in lost gains in the last 24 hours. What the hell should I be using instead?

@Star_Knight12 then at least something got done

what if AI actually replaces you

@YashHustle_22 9 started. 4 halfway done. 4 shipped. All of them are "almost ready."

As a vibe coder, how many projects are you working on at the same time?