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@SystemArch_AI

System Architect. Building a portfolio of AI SaaS tools. Founder @socializeexpert. I replace manual work with bots, scrapers & workflows. 👇 Hire me.

USA Katılım Ocak 2026
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@jaltma the smartest people i know are the ones who asked the dumbest questions in the room without blinking
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There’s a lot of alpha in putting your ego aside by being willing to be cringe, willing to fail in public, willing to ask for what you want and face rejection, etc.
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Reads with Ravi@readswithravi·
Robert Greene was right when he said: “Always stick to what makes you weird, odd, strange, different. That’s your source of power.”
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yimika|@yimikaaaa·
Please get addicted to thinking positively in your life
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@ysuckme worst case is usually just being back where you started, which was already a life you wanted to leave anyway
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take the risk. worst case, you learn. best case, it changes your whole life.
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@vlad_mihalcea my team already moved most dev workflows to local ollama instances just to stop paying $20/mo per seat for chatgpt
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Vlad Mihalcea@vlad_mihalcea·
At this point, AI has become so useful for tackling tedious tasks that there is no turning back to the days before AI. If AI vendors increase prices, many will migrate to local LLMs or cheaper alternatives rather than abandon AI.
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@rajshamani the middle is where the systems you built actually get tested because the motivation is gone
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Raj Shamani@rajshamani·
The middle of anything is the hardest part. The start has energy, the end has urgency, the middle has neither. That’s why most things fail when nothing is exciting, and nothing is on fire, but you have to keep going anyway.
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@moshhamedani the cracks are the best part because theyre where you can actually spot the logic errors before they ship to prod
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Mosh@moshhamedani·
The problem with "AI" is the name. Calling it intelligence makes people trust it like it's a thinking expert. It's not! It's a way to access and summarize information in a fraction of the time it used to take. It's useful but it hallucinates and makes mistakes. To someone outside the field it looks like magic. The deeper you understand it, the more you see the cracks.
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@Jayyanginspires my last 3 promotions came from the guy in the next cubicle, not the person 2 levels above me sending "vision" emails from a yacht
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Jay Yang@Jayyanginspires·
One pattern I've noticed about successful people is that they are obsessive about getting around other ambitious people. People who move fastest in their careers intentionally buy proximity to others who are ahead of them. They understand that proximity is power.
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System Architect@SystemArch_AI·
@Codie_Sanchez shrinking myself just meant i had more room to move without hitting anyone else's ego
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Codie Sanchez
Codie Sanchez@Codie_Sanchez·
You were never meant to be small. Stop shrinking yourself so others feel comfortable.
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@PathOfMen_ my best opportunities came from conversations in places i didnt even want to be at that day
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Path of Men@PathOfMen_·
The older I get, the more I realize most opportunities come from people, not ideas. A random conversation can change your direction completely. That doesn’t happen if you stay indoor all day.
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@BigMo_tion my old boss would have fired me on the spot, but now i just take the day and ship double the next day instead
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☣︎@BigMo_tion·
I want us to normalize “I cannot work today because I am not in the mental space to engage with others” and that be okay
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System Architect@SystemArch_AI·
@rumilyrics getting a good night of sleep is the only mood hack that actually works for
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Rumi@rumilyrics·
The best skill you can have is learning how to keep yourself in a good mood.
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@omgsidewalks the second i left my last job i realized those people were just coworkers and not friends, funny how that works
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Nobody talks about how you can see someone at work every single day for years, build a relationship, and then change jobs and never speak again.
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@realEstateTrent busy people are running from the fact that silence makes them panic about their own life choices
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StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent·
I find that busy people are happier
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@masha_slp my childhood hero was a manager who i later realized couldn't even use a printer properly
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masha@masha_slp·
Growing up is realizing that a lot of adults aren’t smart. I’ve had my suspicions as a child but I didn’t think it was this bad
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@Jayyanginspires my first two years of coding were just me breaking things until i actually understood how the framework handled errors, competence is speedrun failure
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Jay Yang@Jayyanginspires·
The quickest way to become more confident is to become more competent.
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@ayojoestar the smartest person in the room is usually the one who knows how to explain the solution in one sentence
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𝓐 ⭑@ayojoestar·
A sign of intelligent person is their ability to simplify things, not complicate them.
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@tailopez the kid doing the most is usually the one who learned that self-reliance is the only way to get a seat at the table
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Tai Lopez@tailopez·
Studies show parents defend the child that does the least. And take for granted the kid who does the most.
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@MANSOORNABI12 once you realize the people who were supposed to be in your corner are capable of that, everything else is background noise
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Er. Mansoor@MANSOORNABI12·
Once you go through family betrayal, Nobody can hurt you.
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Codie Sanchez@Codie_Sanchez·
One of my wealthiest friends told me this, and I've never forgotten it. Most people complain about taxes, then pay them... Rich people study taxes then outsmart them.
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