Muhammad.poh

Harsh truth: If you are in school right now and they aren't teaching you AI and or robotics... leave.

always

Open source projects need designers. Open source projects need tech-writers. Open source projects need the same resources that all software projects need, not only developers. You have skills that you can contribute to open source projects.

@icanvardar Not actual even a little is okay btw.

you still need actual programming knowledge to vibecode btw

🌱 AI-powered farming, without chemicals. @Aigenio’s solar-powered robots use vision AI to identify and remove weeds at the plant level—helping farmers reduce herbicides and adopt more sustainable practices. Powered by simulation, real-world data and edge AI, this is what physical AI looks like in agriculture. 📖 nvda.ws/4vfwRUc

@ollama Oh I'm just kidding man! 🤣 I'm using ollama since last month : )

@TheLedgerGhost ollama.com

But wait what is @ollama ?

@conor_ai @hyperspell I wake up everyday thinking how can i managed credits to get this shit done 😞😞

if you’re not having fun while building a startup you’re doing something wrong I wake up every day excited about what we’re working on, our team, our customers, and the company we’re building at @hyperspell it’s all consuming but doesn’t feel like work. it feels like purpose

Web developers in 2016 vs 2026📚

Golden age of open source is here

dear programmers, finish your side projects

langosta · lagosta · Hummer · homard · aragosta · ıstakoz · homar · الكركند · ロブスター · 바닷가재 · 龙虾 · lobster OpenClaw docs now speak 12 languages 🌍🦞 We moved translations into a dedicated docs repo, added per-language glossaries + translation memory, and retranslate pages when the English source actually changes. docs.openclaw.ai/es

Vibe coding is more addictive than cocaine

one-man robotics empires are a bad idea. hardware isn’t software. you can’t just solo your way through it. where it breaks: • hardware complexity → mechanics, electronics, control, manufacturing. too many domains for one person to handle deeply. • iteration speed → software ships in minutes. hardware takes days, weeks, sometimes months per loop. • capital + supply chain → parts, fabrication, logistics. you’re dealing with the real world, not just code. • testing in reality → things fail unpredictably. debugging isn’t just logs, it’s physics, noise, wear. • scaling → one prototype is easy. producing 1000 units is a completely different game. software lets a single person build leverage fast. hardware demands teams, processes, and infrastructure. romanticizing the “solo robotics empire” is misunderstanding the medium. build alone to learn. build teams to win.

Before robots takes the jobs..

People keep asking me how I'm doing everything solo It's claude Actually 8 Claudes running 24/7 w/ an auto debugging setup Insane time to be a founder

This is the way for freedom

I bought 2 domains and still shipping.....

The world is full of money, go earn your piece.