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Built this dual Instagram-style feed and TikTok video feed entirely solo in Java/Kotkin with a native C viewport engine, ExoPlayer and RecyclerView. Simultaneous players pre-warming the next video while the current one plays with concurrent containers. Smooth at any scroll speed.

@pandeyragini24 Check your dm

🚨 We're hiring a Full Stack Developer (Fully Remote) Europe-based startup looking for an engineer who can take ownership and ship real products end-to-end. What we offer: • Fully remote role • ₹10–15 LPA (will be renegotiated based on the value you deliver) • No DSA rounds. No puzzle interviews. • Evaluation based purely on your ability to build and ship real products We’re looking for someone who: • Communicates clearly and effectively • Uses AI tools to work faster and smarter • Can take a product from design → development → delivery • Takes complete ownership of their work How to apply: Comment below or email ragini.pandey@atconglobal.com with: • Proof of work (GitHub + shipped projects/portfolio) • Why you’d be a great fit • Short video introduction (preferred) If your profile stands out, I’ll personally forward it to the team. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a work trial where we’ll evaluate real collaboration, communication, and problem-solving.

@MrGrindor_ Pure hardware levarege always cost way less than server bills.

Everyone is crying about GPU power consumption, while I used a single high-end local rig to build a $6,200/month solo business. 26 million views on a clip joking that future GPUs will plug directly into the wall. The hardware bottleneck is real. While others make memes, I tapped into businesses desperate for local compute to bypass insane cloud fees. I built a local setup running optimized open-source LLMs straight from my desk. 0 employees. 0 cloud subscriptions. Pure hardware leverage. The solo scaling math: Local model hosting retainers (B2B) -$3,800/month Automated client fine-tuning workflows - $2,400/month Electricity & overhead - $50/month Current run rate: $6,200/month, 100% solo. While agencies burn cash on staff and API keys, my local terminal handles data ingestion, fixes its own script errors mid-job, and delivers clean pipelines with zero data leaks. The old software model is dead. You don't need a corporate budget - you just need to wring every bit of performance out of your local hardware. Are you still overpaying OpenAI, or are you ready to own your compute?

@SethWrightTech Looks like a bot, malware, or something automated, it keeps beaconing to fake url over and over. Why is that?

Can you spot what looks suspicious here??

@ben_sage People finally got comfortable with frameworks just in time for AI to take over the building. Now the talk of the day has moved to whose model does it best.

Nobody currently debates web frameworks. Now it’s just AI models.

@SethWrightTech Right and we are always patching symptoms rather than the root cause. As long as the industry prioritizes rapid software deployment over foundational hardware and network overhaul, defenders will always be structurally disadvantaged.

@ZodonLore Its true cat and mouse and nothing is truly safe that's across all domains..... everything and everyone has a vulnerability somewhere

Sophisticated technology cannot outpace systemic vulnerability. Loopholes persist because modern innovation remains anchored to fundamental, low-level indiscipline across hardware architecture, network protocols, and software engineering.

@ben_sage Perhaps someone who knows what they are building and doesn't need external noise.

Nobody building a serious app attends networking events

The foundation dictates the security ceiling. Your insights are welcome.

@SethWrightTech Appreciate that man. Well that's the point, making highly complex native infrastructure look very seamless to the end user.

@ZodonLore And the users have no idea what lengths you had to go through to make it seamless and no visible lag

Built this dual Instagram-style feed and TikTok video feed entirely solo in Java/Kotkin with a native C viewport engine, ExoPlayer and RecyclerView. Simultaneous players pre-warming the next video while the current one plays with concurrent containers. Smooth at any scroll speed.

@SethWrightTech I got you man

@ZodonLore Thanks for steering me in the right direction I looked into it and it's the perfect solution for my use case

That last 10% of building a app is always the hardest, I'm dealing with the edge cases for offline functionality on android cause the Internet may not always be accessible

@alfiearnaud_ Interested

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@notsurajgaud Crack head here

HEY Y’ALL! We’re hiring a cracked full-stack engineer. DMs are open; keep it short and share your best work. Know someone great? Successful referrals get a $5K bonus.

@Kappaemme1926 @buildwithgoks If you only need auth, definitely look closer at Supabase with Expo. Their built in auth handles email/password and social logins with zero backend config. It keeps your setup light so you can focus entirely on the frontend

@buildwithgoks I thought about this stack, I only need auth

I’m building a mobile app for a client that needs to run on both iOS and Android, so I’m leaning toward Expo. I’m still deciding on the backend and database. What stack would you choose to build a mobile app in 2026?

@Kappaemme1926 For the stack it depends on your real time needs, something like Supabase or a Node/PostgreSQL setup keeps things fast with Expo If you ever run into performance issues that require writing native modules or custom native handling, drop me a line. Good luck with the client build

@yasirmohiuddinn Do you need an expert for the Android app version?

↓ This happened in the last 3 weeks. We're currently stealth-scaling one of the most viral products on the App Store right now. • Top-100 charts in 20 countries • 43k+ downloads • 4% view to download (where 1% is the creme) It's an extremely unique (and fun!) idea, and we've been one of the very first-movers in the niche. It also has the best conversion funnels we've ever seen in our portfolio so far. Comment 'TESTFLIGHT' for free access. cc @yusuff_hamza

@MrGrindor_ Gotta make this count. Appreciate the push man.

@ZodonLore getting those first few clients to trust you is a grind, not gonna lie. but once you have 1-2 solid case studies showing you can solve their specific backend bottlenecks in minutes, the snowball effect is real. just keep pushing man

I’m 23, and I built a $4,500/month AI automation business from my desk. No face. No team. Just raw terminal agents solving high-value problems. While everyone uses AI for basic tweets, the real money is in automating backend data pipelines. I don’t code, and I don’t outsource. I use Claude Code in my terminal to sell solved problems to clients. The solo scaling math: > Month 1: $600 (testing AI coding logic) > Month 2: $1,800 (first pipelines delivered) > Month 3: $3,200 (retaining monthly clients) > Current run rate: Consistent $4,500/month, 100% solo. My recent case: I needed to extract full data from 100+ long videos for a client’s chatbot. Manual work takes 4+ hours, and a dev costs $150/hr. Instead, I fed my terminal agent a single link. 0 lines of code written by me. When an error popped up at video 40/100, the AI caught it, rewrote its own script on the fly, and finished the job in 90 seconds. Result: $0 spent on outsourcing, 10% faster delivery, and a $1,200 client invoice cleared instantly. One PC. Zero employees. Just pure leverage while the world is stuck in the 9-5 loop. The old software game is dead.

@buildwithdk Marketing, sales and a strong automation network is your best bet.

Do you think its possible to build billion dollar company just by yourself with AI as cofounder?