Anirudh Ashok (Ani)

@signulll @pmarca He doesn't, he just wants to say energy costs will kill enthusiast openclaw builds

@pmarca can you share what you use openclaw for marc??

Magical OpenClaw experiences that use frontier models cost $300-1,000/day today, heading to $10,000/day and more. The future shape of the entire technology industry will be how to drive that to $20/month.

My grandfather owned one of these, I loved all the dials and buttons

@MannyBernabe @Replit But this was never the case a year ago I remember forcing apps to use a single data platform on replit in 2024. Glad things are changing but I wish there was a way to keep @Replit s progress backwards compatible-- I know it's impossible a lot of times.

Everything you need to launch your idea. Landing pages, web apps, mobile apps, launch videos, slides, charts. All in one project. Same styling. Same context. Same backend! This is what's possible with @Replit Agent 4, and it's one of my favorite features. Check out this example. I built Taste, an app to help refine your eye for design. As a non-designer, how do I develop taste? I take examples of great design and have AI coach me through them. I've got a landing page, a web app, and a mobile app, all connected to the same backend, same styling throughout. Huge unlock! From getting your idea off the ground to everything you need to launch. Try out Agent 4 today! Let me know what you build!

@xGPhilosophy Compare that to any team Zednek Zeman managed.

Best attacks this season (most xG created): 🥇 Chelsea - 65.28(xG) 🥈 Man Utd - 59.46(xG) 🥉 Man City - 59.02(xG)

They will make Dosai and Chapati on hot GPUs

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani is in talks with Google, Meta and Walmart’s Flipkart to develop hyperscale data centers across India, as part of a $100 billion digital infrastructure push by Adani. $GOOG $META $NVDA

@Beth_Kindig They will make Dosai and Chapati on hot GPUs

Indian troops returning from Dunkirk playing chess England, 1940

@aryanlabde Agreed folks should feature all their creations in one place that is not GitHub lol. Check out FolioForge.org

Most vibe coders are one good distribution channel away from actually making money. But nobody’s building that part.

@tonnoz @ProductHunt Congratulations wish I worked a little more on following my instinct

@ProductHunt just gave Product of the Day 🥇 to my silly vibecoded app I made for fun. Moreover, today marks exactly 10 days since SlapMac went live, which made me $20,700 in gross revenue. I'm still gasping at the screen 🫠 Many may think it's another absurd and lucky overnight success, but while it might seem that way, it wasn't. Let me explain. My story: Back in 2018 I was just a backend corp. guy who stumbled on @levelsio and his book MAKE, and something genuinely broke open in my brain. I wanted that life so badly that I went full obsessive: every @starter_story video, every @marclou marketing technique dissected and noted. Tweets from @tdinh_me were my inspo too. I started doing my small experiments (like @FpvBuddy): my playground to learn frontend, BaaS and the world of indie such as requesting payments, marketing & SEO. Then I started meeting people in the space: builders in Southeast Asia, then in Amsterdam. The kind of delusional, hungry optimists who bet everything on themselves. Those conversations changed how I think about making money online. Recently I even got my whole X profile roasted by @robj3d3, which was equal parts painful and clarifying haha, thanks dude. @transitive_bs also said something that stuck with me around that time: "what is blocking you from doing this full time. How can we make that happen?" I was about to give out with content making and tweeting when I met @did0f and his way of teaching tech through video format truly inspired me to keep going. And so, a few months later I made a video for fun, reviewing a repo that makes your laptop moan when you slap it, and things moved pretty damn quickly from there. 24 hours of hacking with the Hackadam crew later, there was a real app, written from scratch at the speed of light thanks to AI. Is SlapMac a business? No. But it's the kick that starts one. I'm done accumulating knowledge and ready to build for real this time. Overnight success is very often a lie. Mine took 6 years of learnings and a single slap 👋💨

@levelsio FolioForge.org allows Gemini 3 PRO and nano banana access for free. I do cap daily use to prevent abuse. It converts GitHub repos (private too) into marketing copy, and throws on a Launch button (because why not 🤷)

✨ To inspire more people to go build something now that we have AI to help us (especially non-tech people, cause I still know so many who are scared of building something): I added a [ BUILD IT ] button to IdeasAI.com It's like a mini-Lovable/Replit/v0: Any idea you see you like, you can click [ BUILD IT ], and it will use Opus 4.6 to build a landing page for it And then you can download the code it generated It's not a full startup of course, but a nice preview of what it can be, to give you an idea and inspire you to build it out further The code is live streamed also so you can see it being built 😊 Ironically this itself took me 1 hour to build with AI too Completely free and I pay for the tokens (please don't abuse it :D)

@Layton_Gott Decoding functionality is a skill. Id rather let AI teach the builder what it has built and how/why. Those patterns are transferrable across tech. No point learning one language really well.

Learn to code first, then use AI? Or Start with AI, learn as you go? Which is better?

@1Umairshaikh 25k MRR

As a founder How much MRR is enough for you?

@thesamparr Useful Derivatives and metrics are better. Everybody should understand contribution margins, CAC, LTV etc

Someone in Hampton (1000+ founders) asked people if they share revenue and P&L with employees. Here's what they said: Founder A (bootstrapped, ~20 employees): "I share nothing. Not even with my COO. I've never been happier running a company." Founder B (also anti-transparency): When an employee pushed back on the secrecy, he told them: "if you want a bonus from the upside, you also take the downside." Said that ended the conversation immediately. Founder C (sold his company for $360M+): "If a CEO shares nothing with their C-suite, that's a red flag. Full stop." Founder D (middle ground): "I only share what employees can actually impact. Revenue without context just creates anxiety." Founder E (went full open-book): "We ran P&L tutorials for the whole team. It completely changed the culture." Where do you land on this?

@hthieblot I didn't know I was that incredible. While I'm here, try FolioForge.org

Only incredible founders can reply to this tweet

@Papito_192 Built FolioForge.org because I got annoyed pasting all my app links one by one and wanted to just share a portfolio or link tree. It converts GitHub repos to images and text and throws a launch button on there. Almost got banned on the GitHub subreddit

@ani4may There’s multiple ways around that. And that’s what my product SubClimb takes care of. subclimb.com/?v

What’s stopping you from promoting your product on Reddit?

@sickdotdev FolioForge.org

Builders only. Drop your product. No pitch. Just the link. 50k builders are watching. ↓

@aryanlabde GitHub to Portfolio maker. Free access to SOTA models for images and SEO optimized copy. Free for students with .edu accounts for a year. FolioForge.org

Nobody is building tools that help with marketing. If you are, pitch your product in the replies.

@levelsio I couldn't, and you're an inspiration

Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?