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They said impossible. we built @FlowtaskHQ for you the doers, craving everything at once. See the vision no need to read messages and just start working with the task that assign right people and updates on auto

@itsaaroshi token🥱

I'm a vibe coder, scare me with one word.

Took a break last week. Actual break. Football match with my co-founder, zero work talk. I used to feel guilty doing this. Like the product would fall apart if I wasn't watching. Building FlowTask so the work stays organized even when we're not. That's kind of the whole point.

@kodejeet 🥵

made crispy chicken / double aloo tikki burger and mojito at hostel

@ycombinator @LightconePod really like this panel

With the takeoff of OpenClaw and MoltBook, a new agent-driven economy is taking shape. On the @LightconePod, we took a look at the explosive growth of AI dev tools and whether the time has come for builders to make something agents want. 00:00 - Intro 02:12 - No human involvement is changing the experience 04:55 - Does YC need to change its motto? 07:48 - Email tools and agent infrastructure 09:36 - Agent-driven documentation 13:00 - Swarm intelligence 15:36 - Content generation and dead Internet theory 18:12 - Growth, rules, and founder insights

Stripe dashboard of a YC W26 company. Insane

@nalinrajput23 It is never too late for anything, like learn something from Kartik aryan man

I’m 21 - no job - no gf - no friends - no money - no hairline - no sociallife - no savings - no brain cell - no wifi(stealing neighbour’s) - no food Is it over for me?

@Manixh02 Oh More is what I forget to write

@Its_Bibhash_ i added mx icons and ossium 👀

need some honest feedback on my resume, roast away and tell me what to fix.

@yasser_elsaid_ The 'flex' is just distribution in disguise. If you're genuinely proud of the build, shouting it from the rooftops feels natural, not forced.

Building something you’re genuinely proud of is the best use of your time. Doesn't matter who you are, your credentials, or how rich you are. Humans have an innate desire to create. And then seek approval by flexing what they built. Embrace that, and become better at it.

@Manixh02 Open source contribution, and projects that are real life usable and you have users for it so you can explain in interviews, and get ahead of most of the crowd

@Manixh02 Never participate in GSoc or SOB and no internship experience, project working but get users for them so you can write scaled this much and you know this much language then keep it up. but even sharma ji ka bete knows these languages, bro you need I would suggest more 👇

@shawmakesmagic Okay.. listen currently working on how agencies read emails, create tasks/update, assign. we automate that. currently with 450+ users so just saying

I want to invest in founders long term I want to get a cut when they make it big I want 10% of what I make to go into other people making cool stuff Who’s building this

@martomads @martomads I might be biased because I’m building it, but have you tried FlowTask? aiming to fix exactly what makes Notion annoying.

Notion is a terrible product

@adxtyahq This is too good, how once founder failure, other founder 's treasure, better to see which startup to recreate and not follow the same mistake they did

Someone curated 925 failed VC-backed startups, broke down why they failed, and how to make it work with today’s tech - loot-drop.vercel.app Cool fr🙌

@fdotinc Okay short description I am building an AI operations manager for agencies, how agencies have to read client emails, create/update task, assign task. We automate that. flowtask.work

I need to 10x how many first checks we write. If what you’re building is live, drop it and I’ll test it out right now! - devtools/infra - b2b saas - games - apps - physical products i can buy - whatever *vids are fine for hardware If it’s not, try to have it live by tmr.

@devsterxyz Web dev isn't dead, it’s just evolving. We’re moving from 'writing code' to 'architecting systems.' The barrier to entry is higher because AI handles the basics, but the ceiling for what we can build is way higher too.

Is web development actually dead in 2026?

@rasmalai I’d only relate if I actually had a MacBook.

@krishdotdev I’m living the 2025 line right now building my SaaS. The speed is insane, but I spend half my time auditing the logic. The 'cleanup' role is definitely going to be huge.

> 2025 - 90% code is written by Al > 2026 - 100% code is written by Al > 2027 - 10% code is written by Al, Senior SWEs are paid 10x of today to clean up the Al-written code mess.

@aryanlabde Running both a marketing agency and a SaaS has taught me this the hard way. The best code in the world is useless if it stays a secret. Distribution > Product in the early days.

Bad marketing kills great products. Great marketing saves average ones. Let that sink in.

@hamptonism Literally nothing stopping me except the flight ticket and the rent money. 😂 But the 'locking in on AI' part is already happening regardless of the location.

theres literally nothing stopping you from moving to Thailand, splitting a full years worth of rent for a penthouse ($8,000) with six other people, and completely locking in on ai/ml.