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@DearS_o_n Networking is bullshit. People you want to hangout with do not want to hang out with you and you don’t what to hangout with those that want to hangout with you. It’s a never ending loop

NETWORKING IS CRAZY. You can literally get rich by meeting the right people.

@dark_coderz Postgres does my dirty job all the time

Would you choose → PostgreSQL → MongoDB for a startup starting today?

@aryanlabde distribution is the next frontier and the next skill we need to develop

vibe coders, which feels more impossible right now? - building a complete SaaS - finding your first dollar

@KhalidWarsa They were never in it for passion. People that are in it for the love of the game are still chugging at it. Jack Dorsey just launched a new product, new verticals are opening in AI and Automation. It’s a good time to get into tech not exit

Two software engineers (Walmart and Microsoft) who I personally know are getting degrees in healthcare and planning to get out of tech. They tell me it’s common and more people are doing the same.

@Surendar__05 damn😂😂

You’re not a real Windows user if you haven’t witnessed the Wi-Fi suddenly vanish. 😭

@creatorpascal the founder loses both, wtf.

The founder may lose money. The employee loses time.

@LoopandPixels Claude, Claude and Claude

What’s your top 3 AI now ?

@zuess05 I partnered with a marketer who already has an established audience and all we did was onboard them on to the app

How did you guys actually get your first 100 users?

@dark_coderz posers and rent seekers

X is full of founders Reddit is full of opinions LinkedIn is full of …

@0xPrajwal_ because they are usually the ones in large numbers. database and compiler developers are nerds and they hangout on 4chan

Why are vibe coders mostly web developers? Genuine question. You rarely hear people vibe coding kernels, databases, compilers, or distributed systems.

@DanielSmidstrup rizz a girl

Tell me one thing you can do that CLAUDE cannot do yet

@TTrimoreau Taste is the new frontier. and what’s beautiful about that is that it can’t be copied, it has to be inherent to the individuals

Everyone has AI now. That advantage expired fast. What's the new advantage?

@Pamilerin Location is not a barrier these days, as long as you can protect your mind from getting affected by your environment and can lock in. It’s E Z

70% of the reasons you're still broke is your location.

@adahstwt I opened it mistakenly the other day and it felt like visiting a museum

Anyone still using VS Code in the big 2026? 😭

@dark_coderz plug him to antigravity

met a guy, he still copy-pasting the code from chatgpt

y’all making projection on the 17% annual returns, you should know that it’s not going to last forever.

@abpaid7 bro, do you cover long form on your Discord?

Talk about consistency, took bro 6 MONTHS to monetize his channel🎊🔥

@birdabo I always know that it’s all about time, the Asians will come up with a replacement

‼️BREAKING: a tiny lab in Tokyo just built a model that matches the performance of Fable and Mythos. the numbers are real too - 54.2 on SWE-Pro, 95.1 on GPQA-D, 93.2 on LiveCodeBench v6. it edges out Opus, Gemini 3.1, and GPT 5.4 on each one and because it’s just coordinating existing models, it delivers Mythos-class capability with zero export control risk. seems like another lab is breathing on Anthropic’s neck again. ‘Fugu Ultra’ is also available to use in codex. Are you not entertained yet?

@AdebiyiHarold @pumamethod he lost to Castillo bro

@44spencer @pumamethod And they all lost. What’s Your point ?

Floyd Mayweather went 50-0. never lost a professional fight in his entire career. the most perfect record in boxing history & every single camp he ran the same protocol that nobody in the media ever talked about because it wasn't exciting enough for a headline no sex. no release. no women in the camp. for the full 8 to 12 weeks before every fight. 50 times. without exception his uncle Roger who trained him said Floyd in retention mode was a different animal. faster reflexes. sharper timing. a level of focus that made elite opponents look like they were moving in slow water Floyd himself never made a big deal of it publicly. he didn't brand it. didn't sell a course on it. he just did it quietly every single time & let his fists do the explaining but if you study the pattern it's there in almost every combat sport at the highest level. Ali did it. Pacquiao did it. Tyson did it during his peak years & stopped doing it when the losses started. Lennox Lewis. Evander Holyfield. the list goes on the trainers all know. it's one of the oldest pieces of fight wisdom in existence & it's treated like superstition by people who have never been punched in the face for a living 50 fights. 50 wins. 50 camps of complete retention the most disciplined fighter of all time was also the most disciplined man in the room in a way that had nothing to do with how many pushups he could do funny how nobody writes articles about that part

@Robfrfr there’s a girl that used to pop on and off in my life before I cut her off , she’ll love bomb me as hell and try to be friendly and all but would then later go cold and not reply for weeks only to pop back and do it all over again.

Unfortunately I do gotta show women I’m not the nigga whose life you can jump in and out of when you feel like it