Deep Soni

I'm back from School

@ProximaMumbai @WisprFlow This is crazy good news

We’ve seen our founders build insane things across tech, raising from Accel, EF, WTFund, Pebblebed, and more. Thanks to @WisprFlow, our builders get 2 months of Pro free. Building something interesting? Drop it in the comments for free Wispr Flow Pro + a community invite.

Every founder should build in public. It compounds trust faster than any ad campaign.

Google AI vibe coding is a temporary wrapper. It will get absorbed by the underlying models. I've seen this with my marketing software - 150+ businesses using it, but the AI features are just a small part. The real value is in the system, not the wrapper.

Everyone thinks AI coding will make development easier for humans. But it's actually a step toward an agent-only internet, where humans won't interact with code at all. My Web MCP platform is already heading in this direction. Soon to launch

@VadimStrizheus Clip

Vibe-marketing is cool and all but… having a 24/7 OpenClaw clipping agent that PRINTS VIEWS is 1000x better. All I do is paste a YT link: OpenClaw analyzes, clips, schedules, AND POSTS without me touching a SINGLE THING 🤫 Comment “Clip” and I’ll share my workflow.

@sachinyadav699 Not a thick wallet though

Why not India ? - high demand - high opportunity

Building in public is just outsourcing your QA to strangers. Id rather pay a tester than beg for free feedback.

I have so much gratitude to people who wrote extremely complex software character-by-character. It already feels difficult to remember how much effort it really took. Thank you for getting us to this point.

@Jacobsklug Build

I've made $4.7M with AI. I'm giving away the exact prompts I used to build a full AI agency from scratch in under 2 hours. These prompts will guide you through: • Finding a winning niche • Building an offer people pay for • Go to market strategy • Creating your website • Productizing with AI (ie @Lovable) This took me 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to figure out. Comment "Build" and follow. I'll DM it to you. P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.

If this leads to something, fundamentals of AI right now are fucked and all big tech companies going bankrupt

@adiix_official @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade Would like to try it

My brother is 19. A sophomore majoring in Software Engineering. I’m the older brother. I have a career. And for two years, I’ve been covering everything tuition, rent, food every single month. Recently, my patience finally snapped. It’s not that I’m heartless. It’s just that every time I saw him, he was glued to his laptop, and to me, it looked like nothing but gaming and endless YouTube loops. I called him and didn't hold back: “David , I honestly don’t see what I’ve been paying for these last two years. Can you show me anything you’ve actually built? Because if not, we need to have a serious talk about whether we should keep doing this.” Silence on the other end. Then, he said quietly: “Okay. Give me one week.” I’ll be honest I wasn’t expecting much. I thought he’d show me a basic landing page or a simple calculator. Typical student stuff. But seven days later, he showed up at my place. He opened his laptop and revealed a live trading terminal. I didn't even realize what I was looking at at first. On the screen: a real-time equity curve. Black background. A steady white line climbing upward. Numbers flickering every few seconds. On the left complex math formulas. On the right a live trade log from Polymarket. He started explaining: “I mapped out the logic for Claude AI, and it wrote the code. The bot trades markets like 'Bitcoin Up or Down' across 5-minute, 15-minute, and 1-hour intervals. It’s built on three core pillars:” - The Kelly Criterion a mathematical formula from 1956 that calculates exactly what percentage of the bankroll to risk on each trade. No more, no less. Growth without the blow-up. - Bayesian Updating the system recalculates probabilities after every single trade. It learns on the fly like a human brain, but without the ego or emotions. - Expected Value (EV) Filter the bot doesn’t even enter a trade unless the math shows a clear edge. If the numbers aren't there, it simply waits for the next opportunity. As I listened, one thing became crystal clear: He hadn’t just "learned to code." He had learned how to think. The Stats: > Initial Deposit: $100 > 7-Day Result: $3,000 > Win Rate: ~80% I asked him: “David, did you come up with all of this yourself?” He just shrugged: “I knew what needed to happen. Claude knew how to write it. We built it together.” That evening, I transferred the money for his next month of tuition. For the first time in two years, I did it with a smile. If you want the code it’s open-source. Like&Follow&Retweet I’ll DM the link to everyone who does all three.

Can somebody frame this better? I think I can do better with this Not sure if people would even understand this clearly

With abundance of content It will be time for good content to finally come out Gems that would otherwise be clouded by mediocrity that hit it off due to “chance” because of the sheer number of the shit Now the same chance would be applied for better content

Agentic market will be a thing where autonomous agents will buy products for them Make products for them rather than humans now Its a whole new fish pond never seen before

Interactions with agents going to make the next google or openai Agents will perform all tasks that humans do Agents will be the norm Sell to agents for agents

We kept hearing the same thing about quick commerce: “They’re killing it.” “10-minute delivery has won.” “Blinkit is profitable now right?” So instead of debating takes, @karansehgal47 and I wrote the report. Quick Commerce in India: A Forensic Research Report

@asaio87 No its not Been using it for over 4 months now I hit the limits every week. But Im a power user

Is the Claude max plan at $200/mo really unlimited ? I mean can you code non stop for a month with it ?

@anxietymsgs I tweet for myself only And to prove the world I said so

Would y'all keep tweeting with 0 likes?

@DavidOndrej1 They’re really good But sometimes they are frustrating

if you're not running multiple Deep Researches per day... you really are falling behind

@sahill_og Me

The next billion-dollar startup will probably be built by someone who didn’t even know how to code