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I’m 17, from NJ, and building in public. I believe the best way to win in startups is by growing the pie — not fighting over smaller slices. So I share everything openly: - What I learn - What I ship - What fails Because distribution and trust compound way faster than code ever will. Products get copied quickly. Audience + reputation last for years. That’s why I’m all-in on piemaxxing — helping more builders win so the whole ecosystem grows. If you’re a founder, indie hacker, or just love building → come along for the ride. Let’s grow the pie together 🍰

@GJarrosson @MartinShkreli aint deserve that tho

The Forbes 30 Under 30 class raised $5.3B in funding… But its alumni have been caught in $18.5B worth of fraud and scams. But worse still, every signal in the startup stack (from PR cycles to ARR claims) is gameable… so how do elite investors find true durability? Venture Capital has built a system that is efficient at measuring how well a founder can sell a story, long before verifying if they’ve built a product people actually want to buy. From the rapid meltdown of YC-backed Delve to fake GitHub star campaigns and JP Morgan’s $175M acquisition disaster with Frank, the entire venture funnel is suffering from the same core vulnerability. In this video, we break down the mechanics of missionary vs mercenary, and share the 4 ungameable metrics we use to spot generational founders.

The next unicorn founder is struggling to get users rn

bro was just about to drop this new thing and X oAuth did this lol

"We think that with AI we can replace all of our Jr developers in our company" AWS CEO Matt Garman: "That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard"

Kevin O'Leary: "A salary is a drug they give you when they want you to forget about your dreams." Kevin explains why the paycheck feels so seductive: "It's very easy to stay in that world where somebody is mitigating your risk. You just have to perform certain tasks, do them well for a third of your day and they will feed you a salary and you don't have to think about anything else." And he's clear that this path isn't wrong for everyone: "That for a lot of people works. There's nothing wrong with that. It's very noble. Great employees are extremely valuable to build enterprises." But the moment you step off that path, something fundamental shifts. Kevin describes what happens when you put income you actually need to eat with on the line: "You're going on a different journey and that fear of failure is an extremely motivating factor." That fear is what separates those who build from those who simply perform. @kevinolearytv continues: "You ask any entrepreneur about the journey and they're going to tell you the dark moments when they face the abyss and they didn't know it was going to happen. And I think that gives a tremendous amount of emotional fiber to a person. And it manifests itself in a certain amount of confidence over time."

Legalize standardized testing Legalize merit

@TTrimoreau check dms

GrowthX.so is live today. After weeks of building, the AI co-writer I wished existed when I started on X is finally shipped. → Drafts tweets in YOUR voice → Predicts engagement before you post → Schedules to the second → Tracks every follower (yours + competitors') → Turns your follower count into a viral visual 3-day free trial. Here's what's inside 🧵 1/10

The plan is simple: 1. Build cool shit. 2. Tell people about it. Repeat forever

this site is way better than namecheap spaceship.com/domain-search

Elon Musk gave a 46-min masterclass at Stanford (2003) His framework: - The feature nobody cared about became PayPal - "Best idea wins" - Why he never went back to school

Grant Cardone says if you want to be rich, you should want the government to print more money "if you wanna be rich, you want them to print more money" "if you're a hustler, you want them to print money, and you wanna be at the front of the line" "wealthy people are gonna end up with that money. they know how to hustle the fiat" "my job is to hustle this fiat and convert it to something real"

AppLovin CEO Adam Foroughi: "Always hire someone better than yourself at something you're not good at."

Jeff Bezos reveals the single thing he says made Amazon successful more than anything else "The number one thing that has made us successful by far is obsessive-compulsive focus on the customer, as opposed to obsession over the competitor" "I talk so often to other CEOs, founders, and entrepreneurs, and I can tell that even though they're talking about customers, they're really focusing on competitors" "It is a huge advantage to any company if you can stay focused on your customer instead of your competitors" "Then you have to identify who is your customer. At the Washington Post, is the customer the people who buy advertisements? No, the customer is the reader, full stop" "Where do advertisers want to be? Advertisers want to be where there are readers. So it's really not that complicated"

I see this all the time — the person obsessed with building the perfect product loses to the person who ships something good enough and figures out distribution. I believe the market rewards speed and learning, not elegance. Ship it. Learn. Repeat.

@satyaa_goyal @Voxyz_ai automatetheboringstuff.com/3e/chapter1.ht… how i first got into coding, learn fundamentals before you spend another 200

@Voxyz_ai That's gr8 but bro I think I will go broke with all these agents 😭.... Fking 200+ USD every month on ai is too much now and I noticed only 5-10$ of those are productive rest is bs...

can't wait for this gbrain feature. here's the loop: agent attempts a task using a skill ↓ gbrain eval or LLM-as-judge scores the result ↓ dream cycle runs the optimizer overnight ↓ proposes small edits to the SKILL.md ↓ if the new version scores higher, accept ↓ commit the improved skill, next run uses it

thanks will check it out ltr cohere.com/blog/command-a…

🤔 Elon Musk says social media should become a “collective consciousness” for humanity. In this clip Elon discusses: 🧠 Why today’s social media is becoming “brain rot” 🌍 Elon’s vision for X and the future of communication 📱 Why AI translation could connect the entire world This changes how you think about social media forever. 💬 Would ONE global platform be good or dangerous?

“Anyone who wants to make more than they take has my respect.” — Elon Musk Money and happiness are best pursued indirectly. Focus on creating useful products and services, grind through the necessary effort, and ensure your output exceeds your input. That is what it means to be a value creator.

Demis Hassabis says AI could do for drug discovery what AlphaFold did for proteins The first step is finding potential cures, but the bigger shift comes if AI also speeds up clinical trials "curing all disease within 10 to 20 years is not blocked by any known law of physics"