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Built a small side project called IdleKube - a lightweight Kubernetes CLI that quickly surfaces low-utilization workloads, overprovisioned resources and missing ownership labels. Would genuinely appreciate feedback from people running clusters. github.com/g00x/idlekube

The internet rewards people who publish, not people who overthink privately.

@DanielSmidstrup Easy fix. Become a famous AI founder on X instead. All you need is: - an OpenAI API key - screenshots of Stripe - building in public - dark mode screenshots - and a little bit of delusion

"AI is going to take your job." Easy fix. Don’t have one.

hahaha

@soumitrashukla9 No beer?!

New office

@nickvnturi @marclou

Day #1 of tweeting about @marclou everyday until he reply or block me, to prove you can just do things. Testing a new marketing strat

@adriankuleszo Chillin

Quick espresso break and back to work. How’s your Sunday going y’all

@Akkii_learner @X Hey 👋

Hey @X I'm looking to #connect with people interested in: - Frontend - Backend - Full stack - Data Science - UI/UX - Freelancing - Startup - Saas Say hello & Let's grow together

@ghost_0x @X 👋

Hey @X I’m looking to #connect with people interested in: • Frontend • Backend • Full-stack • DevOps • App Development • SaaS • AI / ML • Data Science • LeetCode & DSA • Freelancing • Startups • Building in public If that’s you, let’s connect I hope it's work

@kapilansh_twt Hey bud

@kapilansh_twt We’re all basically doing the same thing: shipping half-broken products, pretending we know distribution, and refreshing Stripe like it’s a stock chart.

looking to connect people on X if you're into - building SaaS - vibe coding - AI tools - shipping in public - figuring it out as you go say hi or drop what you're working on looking to follow active ones 👋

hey builders 👋 currently building: ☸️ kubernetes tools 📈 audience on X ⚡ tiny products 🧠 probably too many ideas at once looking to connect with: - founders - devs - indie hackers - infra/cloud nerds - people building weird internet businesses say hi 👇 #buildinpublic

@alex_lrz_nmv that’s actually impressive. how long have you been consistently grinding on X before things started clicking?

It happened again 🤯 +100 followers yesterday The 3rd time in two weeks 😲 I think I'm starting to understand how it works... That's why I'm thinking about creating a YouTube channel to explain what I'm doing so you can replicate Would you watch that kind of content?

Pool done. Coffee done. Now back to building things on a Sunday while pretending this is “just a side project” 😅

@tech_nurgaliyev the weird thing about making more money is that your fear usually scales with it too

When you are broke You stress about money When you make good money You stress about losing money I need to hit $100k in S&P 500 this year and chill a little bit Plans for this year: $100k in S&P 500 finish renovation of new apartment buy car travel

@zacharyvalles ‘your iteration speed is driven by the longest lead time item’ that line alone is worth the trip honestly.

72 hours after YC demo day, I moved to Shenzhen for 8 weeks 🤠 I'm headed back to SF with new hardware in hand (sharing more soon), but some takeaways documented below: > If you have even the slightest ambition to found a hardware company, visit SZ. Pre-raise, pre-team, pre-idea, pre-job departure, it doesn't matter. Just go. > Plan your visit according to a major conference that interests you. Use that conference as a supplier meeting springboard - that's your ticket to any factory under the sun. > At the factories, ask about lead times, don't ask about cost (wait on this). Your iteration rate is driven by the lead time on the longest lead time item in your assembly. It pays to identify these parts early to build project timelines. > Visit Huaqiangbei (read: this is a mini-city, not a building). Robotic subassemblies, batteries, chassis's, electronic parts. They all have buildings where vendors are tightly clustered. Plan to spend 4-6 hours walking around before you find exactly what you're interested in. > Business relationships are valuable commodities. Treat them as such. Pay attention to people, learn about them. Bring thoughtful gifts. Wait for them to sit first. With Baiju, fill the glass but with tea leave some room. Cultural customs are fun to learn, but also convey a seriousness towards the working relationship. > Suppliers fit cleanly into discrete buckets. Level of complexity and execution on past projects indicates what is in scope for them. Trivial, but important to level your build expectations. It is easy to design a part with 12 subsequent manufacturing processes, exceptionally hard to find a supplier to fill this order. If you need coffeeshop recs, food recs, or hotel recs I have a few. Move to Shenzhen! Get to building!

@DavidOndrej1 shipping fast is underrated. but shipping garbage fast just gives you faster proof nobody wants it.

most people take 6 months to get any actual feedback from real users stop testing. stop researching. stop polishing. and just SHIP. SHIP. SHIP. SHIP. SHIP.

@marclou honestly sounds smarter than hiring a sales team too early.

I think I could 3x acquisitions on TrustMRR with proper cold emails, but I don't want to do it, and I don't want to hire someone, so I'm considering opening an affiliate program. If you refer a buyer, you get 50% of the fee (1.5% of the asking price). Yes or nah?

Read a really good line today: ‘boring businesses compound faster than exciting ideas’ honestly hard to disagree.

@ItsKieranDrew same product. different buyer. completely different business

You can increase your revenue dramatically with a simple shift in avatar.

@AnthonyDo Curious about the sales agent part — what exactly changed after bringing them in?

My last startup before kids I raised ~$1M & we’re burning roughly $30k/mo. Never profitable. We’re trying to build Uber for pharmacy during COVID-19. Fast forward today, I built HomeInsight AI solo and brought on a great agent as a sales partner. We’re profitable and gaining traction. I believe we can raise good capital easily today in the valley today but I’m going to keep bootstrapping.

@rand_longevity someone still has to keep the GPUs alive

your kids wont apply to college they will apply to data centers