Sharekh

Opus is driving me crazy right now, ruining my late night mojo! Nerfed say what you will

I’m loving what @AnthropicAI is doing to fix sycophancy in their models.

@Sohaibashraf97 Tawakkul ! Everything works out the right way when you look back and you get to understand why something didn’t work out

Something I really struggle with being a founder + muslim, is being in this constant mental battle between: 1. Everything is a skill issue, my fault, my responsibility 2. Everything is the Qadr of Allah Some days I have sales call where things could’ve went either way and when it doesnt, I get really frustrated and blame myself But other days I have sales close from places I didnt even know existed Islamically I really struggle with this - as I want high expectations for myself and dont want to fall into cope and blame external factors but at the same time im never sure if im falling into some form of shirk where I think that I had the power to change things that were never written for me my teachers tell me to try my best, "tie my camel" and leave the rest to Allah - the problem is, I always feel like I could've done more so I don't know how to approach this mental battle not sure if anyone else goes through this and has a solution

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Founders pour everything into building. No guarantee it pays off. The one thing you can control is to build along with people who share your values. Otherwise, it’s not worth it.

@skbjml Congratulations Sakib

Juma and I got to celebrate our union with family and friends this past weekend. It was a special time, and we’re so grateful for the support and love we received.

What an incredible time to build things. Don’t get distracted by grifters. Focus on what matters, customers, team, partners and most importantly what you are to become.

@saranormous hopefully not for too long

founders be claude-ing their way into $100M of SaaS ARR and then discovering the final boss is enterprise procurement. which is apparently still immune to intelligence 🤦‍♀️

All of my thoughts have moved to the terminal. I’ve almost stopped using a pen and paper, not sure if this is a good thing.

@elie2222 Post hog for sure, but with the other 2 we were not even using all the features so built the ones internally like wiki, help center etc, those are good alternatives!

@Sharekh_ interesting. not tools id replace with vibe coding personally. also seems like lots of free alternatives if needed intercom -> crisp segment -> can you just stick with 1 tool like posthog? notion -> a bunch of options here, but its costing that much you want to replace?

We might be witnessing the collapse of B2B SaaS as we know it. More companies will build internal tools instead of paying $50K/year for some bloated SaaS. This will lead to many SaaS companies shutting down. As more businesses shut down, there are fewer businesses to sell. Fewer B2B companies → fewer businesses to sell to → more B2B companies die → feedback loop On the other hand: Building a business has never been easier. We will see an explosion of vibe-coded companies. We're at the start of this trend. And it will only accelerate with the release of future models like Claude Opus 5 and GPT-6 What do you think the future looks like?

@elie2222 Segment, notion and intercom

@Sharekh_ which ones?

The gap between "I wish I could build this" and "I built this" collapsed. Every founder with a backlog of ideas just got years of bandwidth back. The ones who ship will win. The ones who wait will watch.

"We tried ChatGPT for our legal briefs, but..." This is how 90% of my customer calls start. The "but" is always the same: hallucinations, inconsistent outputs, responses that sound like they've never seen a law firm. You don't have an AI problem. You have a customization problem. Generic AI is like hiring a brilliant intern who's never worked in your industry. Smart, but doesn't know your language, standards, or workflows. Fine-tuning changes that. We took one legal client from "technically accurate but professionally useless" to "indistinguishable from senior associates" in 4 weeks. Stop accepting 70% accuracy as "just how AI works." With proper fine-tuning, 95%+ reliability isn't just possible—it should be standard.