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@asaio87 soooo true, and the same logic applies to traffic itself.. the "free" channels are just the ones where you pay in time and consistency instead of money.

SEO is brutal, needs backlinks, always Someone was asking what the best ways were to get backlinks, especially for free. guys, listen up You can't do seo for free no good valuable resource is free once a resource is free, people start abusing it then it loses its value, thats simple its the same from the start of time getting quality backlinks costs a lot thats why the monthly seo retainer fee starts at $3,000 thats how much I charge depending on the website type because you can spend 1-10k a month on backlinks depending on the niche. its not free guys

@Its_Nova1012 @karpathy @ylecun @fchollet @AndrewYNg @lilianweng @demishassabis @drfeifei solid list but it's all researchers and execs. if you're building with AI day-to-day, the practitioners and indie devs shipping in public will teach you more than the academics.

10 AI related accounts you should follow on Twitter: 1. Andrej Karpathy — @karpathy 2. Yann LeCun — @ylecun 3. François Chollet — @fchollet 4. Andrew Ng — @AndrewYNg 5. Lilian Weng — @lilianweng 6. Demis Hassabis — @demishassabis 7. Fei-Fei Li — @drfeifei 8. John Carmack — @ID_AA_Carmack 9. Jeremy Howard — @jeremyphoward 10. Gwern Branwen — @gwern follow these 10 before everyone else does. Let me know who I missed?

@adahstwt if performance never went out of fashion, why are the same companies hiring more rust engineers every quarter?

Google builds with C++. Meta builds with C++. Microsoft builds with C++. Apple builds with C++. NVIDIA builds with C++. Tesla builds with C++. performance never went out of fashion. so why are people acting like C++ is dead? 🤨

@Om7248 which one's still safe if the AI writes the code?

In the AI era, which career is actually safer? Cybersecurity AI/ML Web Development Android Development

@KaiXCreator neither. the question assumes mastery is sequential when the job punishes you for thinking in silos.

If someone wants to become a Full Stack Engineer should they master frontend first or backend?

@alex_lrz_nmv the dark is expensive.

For 3 years, I built in the dark I told nobody, so nobody knew I existed I failed 5 times 😢 Now I do the opposite, I build in public and want to connect with: 🚀 Builders 🎨 UI/UX designers 📱 Developers 📈 Marketers 🤖 Vibe coders 📦 Etc.. If you want to connect, say hi 👋 #buildinpublic #saas #indiehacker

@Lupin_Ai_Coder the "honest comparison" framing is doing a lot of work here.. most of these breakdowns end up being vibes dressed as benchmarks. • task performance shifts with every model update, sometimes weekly. • the "winner" usually reflects the tester's workflow, not the model's..

🚨𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: I’ve spent months using Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude for the same tasks. They are not the same. Each one wins at something specific. And each one loses at something most people don’t expect. Here is my honest comparison, task by task, with no advertising for any of them.👇

@CoachThisath if "discipline" is your answer but you're on a productivity poll at 2pm on a thursday.. is it though?

Which of the following productivity techniques are you most consistent with? A. Health B. Discipline C. Organization D. Software/Tools

@Umesh__digital which 🧠 concept actually got you your first job though?

If you’re learning Backend in 2026, master these 8 concepts: 1️⃣ REST API design ↓ 2️⃣ Authentication (JWT / OAuth) ↓ 3️⃣ Database indexing ↓ 4️⃣ Caching (Redis) ↓ 5️⃣ Rate limiting ↓ 6️⃣ Logging & monitoring ↓ 7️⃣ Docker basics ↓ 8️⃣ System design fundamentals Frameworks change. Concepts don’t.

@askwhykartik if everyone followed this exact cheat sheet, who would be left to build the thing that makes it obsolete?

I wasted 6 months learning vibe coding so you don't have to. Here's the 50-second cheat sheet: Build a PRD first (Product Requirement Document) → List every feature your app needs in plain English → Use ChatGPT or Claude to generate it Pick the right tool → Never coded? Use Lovable (best for beginners) → Know some code? Use Claude Code (way faster) Backend? Don't overthink it → Firebase or Supabase → Both have free tiers + easy integration Deployment is simple → Web app? Vercel → Mobile app? Deploy via Lovable/Claude Code directly to App Store ($99) + Play Store ($25) That's it. It super easy to ship apps now.

@lochan_twt if every idea on your list starts with "ai", are you building products or just slapping a feature onto things that already exist?

if you dont have project ideas here are some : - ai calculator - ai compiler - ai weather app - ai alarm app - ai game engine - ai search engine - ai coding agents - ai todo list - ai file system feel free to use them

@JustinOpsflow been there with youtube at 19.

The breakout code for young people is almost painfully simple: New language Nasdaq. AI. YouTube. Waking up early. Not guaranteed success. But probably one of the cleanest leverage stacks available right now.

@shub0414 vibe coding teaches you those things the same way crashing teaches you to drive. you learn it once, painfully, with no mental model to hang it on. real understanding comes from knowing WHY the env file matters before it burns you. not after.

With vibe coding, you accidentally learn: - how APls connect everything. - why your env file matters. - what localhost really means. - why deployments break but local works. - how auth actually works. - what really happens after npm install. - how backend logic flows. - how your database is structured. - why rate limits exist.

@0xvietnguyen this is just farming noise that poisons communities for everyone else. projects are getting better at detecting this, and moderators who take $200 deals are burning their own reputation for pennies. the short game here is soooo not worth it.

How to airdrop farming on multiple discord role accounts 1. Looking for an early project 2. If have chat = level = discord role 3. Create 10 discord accounts 4. Use the chatbox 5. $200 deal with region moderator 6. Add 10 accounts to the deal regiom 7. Let 10 accounts for fake active 8. Turn off chatbox in late night 9. Make full discord role level chat 10. Go surf AI 11. Request multiple posts with research 12. Hire artists to paint $5/art 13. Change style post of your accounts 14. Working for 2-3 months 15. Has all discord role and waiting TGE 16. Check airdrop and maybe eligible 17. $100 - $3000 per accounts High risk, high return This knowledge is not taught to you in school

@PromiseJr_ visibility is a symptom, not a type.

There are 8 types of founders on X. And most of them are invisible. → The silent builder (nobody knows you exist) → The content machine (posts a lot but gets nothing back) → The reply ghost (active but ignored) → The launch-only founder (shows up only to sell)

I just launched @VoiceMOAT peerlist.io/prateeks367/pr… Tired of every AI tool flattening your posts into the same "thought leader" mush? Watching engagement slide because your audience can tell it isn't you anymore? I'm thrilled to release VoiceMOAT, an AI writing engine that writes in your voice instead of averaging you into everyone else's. The Problem: Generic AI (ChatGPT, Claude, pick any) writes in one averaged, overly-helpful voice. Fast, but it strips out the exact thing your audience followed you for.. your cadence, your hooks, your taste. The only alternative is grinding 10 hours a week by hand until you burn out. Speed or authenticity. You've been forced to pick one. The Solution: VoiceMOAT VoiceMOAT treats your writing voice as data, not a vibe. It maps it, scores it, and refuses to let you drift from it. Key Innovations: - Voice DNA (Auto-Analyze): One click pulls your best posts and maps your writing across 10 distinct signals.. cadence, hooks, vocabulary, punctuation habits, recurring references. Most users hit 90%+ voice match on the first run. - Auden (the engine): An opinionated writing brain trained only on you. It refuses words like "leverage" and "delve," tells you when your hook is buried, and rejects any draft that doesn't sound like you.. even one that would go viral. - In-feed reply layer: A Chrome extension that drafts replies in your exact voice without leaving the timeline. Distribution at scale, zero generic spam. - Creator Intelligence: Decode any creator's hook patterns and adapt the strategy, never the voice. The Proof: - 90%+ voice match for most users on the first training run. - Every draft generated in under 2 seconds. - 100+ creators already in private beta. And no setup tax. No API keys, no prompt libraries, no credit card to start. Voice trained and first post shipped in about a minute.

99% of the world's wealth is owned by: - Fired employees - Failed students - College dropouts No one's smarter than you. Stop underestimating yourself.

10 days of one idea: your voice is your moat. here's everything @voicemoat actually does: → Voice Lab: pulls your last posts, maps them across 9 dimensions of how you actually write. one click. no setup. → Content Studio: type a raw thought. Auden generates variants in your exact pacing, hooks, and tone across 13 presets. none of them sound like ChatGPT. → Chrome Extension: hover any post on X. floating tone picker. reply in 2 seconds in your voice. live in the Chrome Web Store now. → Voice Match Score: Auden flags every piece of content that drifts from your voice before your audience notices. 7-day free trial. no credit card. cancel anytime. voicemoat.com #BuildInPublic #IndieHackers #BuildWithAI

the top engineer at openAI burns billions of tokens a day. not experimenting. working. codex running every night. unlimited inference at databricks. this is what the new baseline looks like. most people are still rationing tokens like it's 2023. the ones who aren't are lapping everyone else. we're hiring inference engineers who want to build the infrastructure behind trillions of tokens. if you've touched SGlang, vLLM, or pytorch at scale.. DM me.