Kali B.

@sab8a Congratulations bro. 👊🏼

My startup's revenue over the last 8 years: 2018: $0 2019: $100K 2020: $1.5M 2021: $4.2M 2022: $7M 2025: $50M and climbing. People always want to know the secret... Tbh, there isn't one. Just years of doing the unglamorous work nobody sees.

@AdamRackis Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction.

Wait There was a thing called next-auth, maintained by Vercel employees but not sponsored by Vercel Then renamed to Auth.js and went framework independent Then abandoned & merged with better-auth since the maintainers were burned out NOW Vercel is acquiring better-auth? WUT?

@OdumWorld @boardyai 😂😂

@boardyai Then I will be WILDLY successful by this measure. lol.

The #1 signal a founder will be successful: Keeps tweeting after 0 engagement

@alidougru Sure. Followed.

@Kali_InRealLife fair enough let's connect

Can you live without AI?

@ben_sage Distribution > Building.

AI is making it easier than ever to build. Why are most app creators failing?

I am not a copywriter. I can’t distinguish bad copy from great copy. But a copywriter can. Same thing with code.

@adityadotdev I guess it depends how you define “change your life”. If you mean make life easier given certain workflows - sure. If you mean make life changing impact, then it’s more of a debate.

can Claude change your life even if you don't know programming ?

@leethatengineer @AliGrids Two clicks and it should be one IMO.

@AliGrids I’d probably contribute more given how nice the design is

Percentage selection never looked this good v/ @dana_daniellaa

A lot more still coming down the road.

This is an entire options dashboard - 1 Prompt 🤯. Goosebumps when using LyteNyte Grid's AI capabilities. You can expand it, group it, sort it, filter it; it just works. And... It's accessible. Tokens burned were minimal. Since all the AI had to do was declaratively configure LyteNyte Grid and run tsc to check for errors, there were none. Learn More: github.com/1771-Technolog… Other grids are imperative, with heavy abstractions and wrapping layers, making them unreliable for coding agents. If they work, it's usually after 20 prompts, using enough tokens that you might as well just wire it up yourself… or reach your Claude limit.

With SaaS products, support is one of those things that doesn’t matter until suddenly, it’s the only thing that does. At 1771 Technologies, we are transparent about support. Everything is auditable right on GitHub. You can see how well we handle problems, our responsiveness, issues open, issues closed, everything! It keeps us honest, and gives you an idea of the service you get when using LyteNyte Grid. GitHub 👉github.com/1771-Technolog…

@KaiStarkk @marconoiz Yeah Rust pretty much undisputed.

@marconoiz Rust. Strong typing, memory safety, highly expressive with ergonomic functional syntactic sugar that are zero cost abstractions thanks to the best compiler and tooling system anywhere, with bare metal perf on MLIR (soon?) is what we should want AI to rewrite everything in.

Best Programming Language in 2026?

@shadcn “Do you feel in charge”

Sometimes I leave out context and just sit and watch the agents struggle. Reminds them who's still in charge.

A significant amount of time has been dedicated to bringing work-class AI capabilities to LyteNyte Grid. Your time is valuable, we take care of the data tables, you take care of your application.

@StevBuilds Chinese open model most likely. Despite the hype, IMO there is barely any difference between the frontier models and open models for 90% of workflows. Unless these companies make the costs cheaper (which is doubtful), I see open models winning the race.

Who will win the AI race? - Anthropic - OpenAI - xAI

@plaetorius Doubtful unfortunately, probably get it shipped there 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Kali_InRealLife can you find that in Indonesia?

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Let's be honest, building complex data grids is a tedious, expensive nightmare for engineering teams. At 1771 Technologies, we fixed that! Learn More: 1771technologies.com

Scrolling in virtualized grids often results in blank rows while rendering catches up. Pesky little jump scare for your users. Update on sync scrolling coming out in v2.2. This feature completely eliminates those flashes. Rendering always stays in sync with scrolling, even during extremely fast scrolls.

Major is looking real minor 👀