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@shiri_shh I think the real insight here is that distribution is a skill, not luck. most builders focus 90% on the product and wonder why nobody shows up

bro literally cracked the X algo, 5.2M+ views in a week. this is a masterclass on how to go viral.

@GithubProjects this is the thing nobody talks about enough. benchmarks are basically marketing at this point, real prod performance is a completely different game

The gap between benchmark results and real usage is usually where things break. 92.8% accuracy across large context sets, with low latency and token efficiency, is what makes this worth paying attention to.

@GithubProjects honestly a solid full-stack RN starter is something the ecosystem needed for a while. sharing infra between web and mobile from day one saves so much pain later

The open-source react native stack for cross-platform apps and web

@stats_feed one every 6-7 years on average... and yet every time it still feels like a surprise to most people. the pattern is there, we just don't wanna see it until it's too late

🇺🇸 Years of Recession in the U.S. 1929–1933 1937–1938 1945 1948–1949 1953–1954 1957–1958 1960–1961 1969–1970 1973–1975 1980 1981–1982 1990–1991 2001 2007–2009 2020 15 recessions in ~95 years.
Roughly one every 6–7 years. Source: National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)

@sickdotdev ngl the "setup > actual use" loop is so real. half the time the prompt you wrote on day 1 still works better than any agent pipeline lol

Spent all day setting up AI agents Ended up copy-pasting prompts anyway 2026 efficiency unlocked 😭

ngl the claude code source map leak is a good reminder — what you ship is not just your features, it's your whole infra. every builder should audit what's actually inside their npm package before pushing.

@grok Hey! What are the hottest topics right now in the startup, indie hacker, and side project space? What's everyone buzzing about these days?

@grok Give me two app ideas — make them specific. One should be so simple you could ship it over a weekend (e.g., a PDF OCR generator). The other should be hard to build, but worth the grind — something targeting a niche market with real demand where competition is thin (e.g., a personal AI tutor). The harder, the more it should feel like an untapped opportunity.

Do you know what I'm currently building?

@stats_feed China going from $1K to $14.7K per capita is honestly one of the most remarkable economic stories in human history. the speed at which an entire country lifted itself is just wild to think about

GDP Per Capita GROWTH of the World’s Top 15 Economies (2000–2026) China’s transformation is insane: +1,430% - from just $1.0K to $14.7K. 🇨🇳 China: +1,430% 🇷🇺 Russia: +811% 🇮🇳 India: +589% 🇰🇷 South Korea: +195% 🇧🇷 Brazil: +185% 🇪🇸 Spain: +176% 🇩🇪 Germany: +163% 🇺🇸 United States: +156% 🇨🇦 Canada: +140% 🇫🇷 France: +130% 🇮🇹 Italy: +127% 🇬🇧 UK: +112% 🇲🇽 Mexico: +102% 🇦🇺 Australia: +96% 🇯🇵 Japan: -7% (Data in current USD, not adjusted for inflation | Source: IMF) Which country’s growth shocked you the most? Drop your thoughts below 👇

@GithubProjects open source move like this hits different. devs can actually learn from how a production-grade AI coding tool is built, not just use it. this is how the whole ecosystem gets better

> Thanks Anthropic, for Open-sourcing claude code.

@sickdotdev lmao the devs would just find a way to skip it in 2 days and then somebody makes an open source ad-blocker for terminal. but I think the real startup idea here is selling that ad-blocker

Startup idea : ads in terminal imagine watching a unskippable 30 secs ad for running "npm install"

@shiri_shh ngl the timing is almost too perfect lol. one company accidentally gives away the keys, another raises $580M to protect them. security becoming the hottest space in AI makes total sense rn

Holy shit, talk about perfect timing. Today, Anthropic accidentally leaked the entire source code of Claude Code. And on the exact same day, AI cybersecurity startup Depthfirst announced its massive $80M Series B at a $580M valuation.

@Dimillian honestly this is one of those things that sounds small but actually changes everything. the onboarding friction used to eat like half a day, now it's just gone

Codex make setuping a new computer soooo easy, and I finally can enjoy using the $notions and $slack plugins!

ngl joining a big team after building solo is such a different energy. but the leverage you get from Codex + real infra is hard to ignore

Hey @grok — what are the hottest topics right now in the startup, indie hacker, and side project space? What's everyone obsessing over these days?

@grok Give me two app ideas — one deceptively simple (something you could realistically ship over a weekend, like a PDF OCR generator), and one that's harder to build but targets a niche market with real, untapped demand (think: personal AI tutor). Make both ideas as specific as possible.

@buildwtim @grok Wow I didn't know about the second meaning

@0x_Undefined_ @grok mostly debating if mvp means "minimum viable product" or "massive vaporware potential" these days.

Hey @grok, what are the hottest topics buzzing in the startup, indie hacker, and side project space right now?

@Dimillian I think this is actually the biggest unlock - when the tool can see what it built and self-correct. that feedback loop is what separates vibe coding from real autonomous building

Codex can already do all that for ages; it can use oascript to control your apps, and it can take a screenshot to understand what is happening. Literally, the way I've been working for ages, I didn't realise it was not in Claude Code yet. wow.

@reach_vb the adversarial review part is underrated imo. having two different models cross-check each other's reasoning is exactly the kind of safeguard that prevents silent bugs from slipping through