Sui_Builds

pro tip: cut Claude token consumption by 60–90% with Rust Token Killer. it aggressively strips unnecessary context + bloat before sending prompts. literally saves you money if you use Claude heavily.

@elonmusk @EchoMut

Humans using Mythos as seen by Mythos

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@nickventuri hahaha 😂

@SuiBuilds people notice the tiny stuff fast, and they remember everything 😂

What’s one thing you learned from building in public that you wouldn’t have learned building quietly?

Has anyone tried Lovable? What has been your experience with that?

@proxy_vector that makes sense

@SuiBuilds Building in public compresses feedback loops. You learn which parts of your story are clear, which claims confuse people, and which tiny updates actually create pull. Quiet building doesn't surface that nearly as fast.

@coderazalf don’t give up, everyone has days when they feel down

@SuiBuilds My inconsistency. What else 😭

@MartinTale It definitely helps with confidence 👍

@SuiBuilds Being more confident 😇 I guess you can learn it many ways but this was mine 😊

@krishnapro_ 👍 agree

@SuiBuilds When you build in public, you learn how to communicate with people, make connections with them and also marketing.

@Its_Nova1012 nicely summarized

@SuiBuilds Confidence, Consistency, Connections

@daicandev that’s true actually

@SuiBuilds If you build quietly where is the validation? If you expect to have users without talking to them... the wall is hard. But it's ok to fail. The fastest and the hardest you can fail the better.

@depressionlesss @grok is the video real?

Ever seen a Bee this happy? Nature's most wholesome moment caught on camera

@unitycoderr you are right 👍

@SuiBuilds How fast assumptions get corrected. Building in public forces reality checks early what you think matters vs what users actually respond to.

@YotamBlu really good point

@SuiBuilds the feedback loop is real. building quietly lets you ship perfect code into a void. building in public forces you to hear "this doesn't solve my problem" before you've wasted six months on the wrong thing.

@bodefreelance that’s true 👍

@SuiBuilds Community always keeps you accountable to your goals.

@Gift_O_Nwankwo well said

@SuiBuilds People care less about your "big launch" than you think and more about the small, consistent, human moments they can relate to.

@m_zokov I agree with both points 😁

@SuiBuilds talking to people is nice and gives you some sort of accountability ;D

@RyanJamesShaw nice perspective Ryan 👍

@SuiBuilds It’s a nice check on whether I’m building the right thing next because I have to explain what I’m doing next

@SahilPanhotra but it also makes sense somehow, if people don’t have real interest on the product you are building. Most people share it for engagement, accountability or personal branding I guess

@SuiBuilds nobody cares about your daily updates of you building product

@sri9s that’s true actually. It pushes you to commit more

@SuiBuilds you can't hide from accountability when you're building in public. forces you to face stuff you'd ignore otherwise