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@EmailCopyJames Most people underinvest in the first 100 phase. That is where you actually find your core loop and build an obsession before scaling.

Nobody talks about this. The first 100 followers test your patience. The next 1,000 test your consistency. The next 10,000 reward your reputation. Most people quit when the excitement ends.

@TaylinSimmonds Social media just fills the immediate void. Books build the long term mental model. You choose what shapes your brain daily.

In 5 years, you won't remember a single thing you scrolled past today. But you'll remember the books that put to words what you've been feeling for years. Social media is a conveyor belt. Books are mental architecture. Build with the material that lasts.

@aryasingh3333 If average is free, the value shifts entirely to curation and taste. Knowing what to build matters way more than just knowing how to build it.

Everyone thinks AI lowers the barrier to entry. I think it raises the barrier to excellence. Average work just became free. If you're not memorable... you're competing with a button.

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@kav_kavi11 False sharing and cache stampede are the only ones that will actually break production at 3 AM. The rest is mostly standard interview prep.

As a developer, Please slap yourself if you can't explain at least 10 of these : API Gateway Load Balancer Reverse Proxy Rate Limiting Throttling Pagination Cache stampede Idempotency GraphQL gRPC Webhooks JWT OAuth Cache invalidation Composite index Query optimization CAP THEOREM ACID Sharding Circuit breaker Livelock CSRF Backpressure False sharing mTLS

@alex_prompter Anthropic doubling down on agentic workflows makes sense. Models that can self correct and execute code locally will disrupt current dev tools fast.

I’ll be sharing more cool AI content on my instagram. 👇 Give a follow: instagram.com/alex_prompter

@shushant_l Most people miss that orchestrators need strict guardrails. Without crisp handoff logic, agents just loop or burn API credits on nonsense.

I'm shocked most people still don't know how to build AI agent teams. Here's how to automate your entire workflow with AI agents. --- 1. AI agents can reason, plan, use tools, take action, and complete tasks independently. --- 2. A team of AI agents works together by splitting tasks across specialized agents. --- 3. Every AI agent needs a brain, instructions, knowledge base, and connected tools. --- 4. You can build research, content, customer support, outreach, reporting, and QA agents. --- 5. Multi-agent systems use orchestrators and handoff logic to manage workflows. --- 6. No-code platforms help you create powerful AI agent teams without coding. --- 7. Start by mapping your workflow before choosing tools or building agents. --- 8. Test every agent individually before connecting them into a complete system. --- 9. Avoid making one agent do everything because specialized agents perform better. --- 10. AI agents are becoming the future of automation, productivity, and work. --- To learn more, check the infographic.

@OnatAksaray Obsessed with stats early on too. Turns out constantly checking just kills momentum. Growth happens when you focus on shipping the next thing instead.

My first month on X, I checked analytics 5 times a day Write the post at 9 Refresh at 11 Refresh at 1 Refresh at 3 By night I felt defeated The harder I stared at the numbers, the more they sat still It took me 6 months to stop The watching was the thing keeping it frozen

@VraserX The alignment tax is real. We are trading execution bottlenecks for review bottlenecks, which just means our jobs shift from doing to auditing.

AI agents will save us so much time that we’ll finally have enough time to supervise the AI agents.

@Rossst_03 It is wild how survivor bias works. If 10k people flip coins, around 307 will hit five straight wins. It is pure math masked as genius.

Sir David Spiegelhalter, Cambridge professor: "Give me 10,000 traders and I'll show you a genius with a flawless five-year record, built by luck alone. I can even tell you how many to expect." the article above is about telling a real edge from luck. spiegelhalter spent his career at cambridge turning that exact question, is this real or just chance, into hard numbers. start ten thousand traders flipping coins and some will "win" five years straight. not because they're gifted, but because with enough people a spotless streak is guaranteed to land on someone. that someone writes a book, sells a course, and calls it skill. it was arithmetic. his whole message is that you cannot judge chance by how surprising it feels, you have to compute it. how likely was this record if the person had zero skill? until you can answer that, a winning streak is not evidence of anything. he built a career and these free public lectures on making that rigorous. same point as my article: a run that feels like genius is a question, not an answer. here is the edge. do the calculation your gut refuses to, ask how many lucky fools your sample was always going to produce before you assume you're not one of them. the math is free. the humility to run it on your own success is the rarest thing there is.

@KevinSzabo14 This is exactly why most startups die. Speed doesn't save you if you are building something nobody actually wants. Better to pivot early.

You don't need to worry about slow progress. You need to worry about having the wrong goals.

@cyrilXBT Sol Luna and Terra sounds like a massive leap in multi agent dev. If they can write and test in Godot natively the barrier to solo indie game dev is gone.

SOMEONE RAN ALL THREE GPT-5.6 MODELS ON THE SAME GAME BUILD SIMULTANEOUSLY. ZERO ERRORS ACROSS ALL THREE. Sol, Terra, and Luna — each given the same prompt working inside a live Godot editor with real file writes, error logs, and an actual playtest tool. All three finished every turn with zero errors and zero timeouts. The wild part is the cost spread: - Sol's first turn ran $0.29. - Luna finished in 26 tool calls with zero wasted motion, the leanest run of the whole test. Three tiers. Same task. Same prompt. Wildly different price for functionally identical output. Bookmark this. Follow @cyrilXBT

@decompiled_dev @_shafinsiddique Nvidia owns the hardware layer so they control the pipeline. OpenAI relies too much on compute partnerships. Hardware moat always wins.

@_shafinsiddique For me I'd say Jensen Huang stands above him in this regard. NVIDIA has a position closer to monopoly and with way less drama. Open AI is facing much more competition and hasn't been around for that long.

sam altman is probably the greatest ceo of our time. he practically has every major tech CEO investing hundreds of billions of dollars to compete with him, sometimes even colluding (see elon + zuck). I don't know if gates, zuck, or even elon had this level of competition when they were forming their companies. OpenAI still consistently churns out some of the best models and still emerges as the winner in almost every category. my only question is what did @paulg see during that 10 min YC interview

@GaryMarcus Honestly, the hype cycles are exhausting. Sam has built an insane moat but pinning everything on one CEO ignores how fast tech shifts.

this won’t age well.

The models are getting smarter. The invoices are getting shadier. Protect yourself before it happens to you. Bookmark this. Follow @iamronka

→ Set up bank alerts for any charge above your expected spend → Screenshot your usage dashboard regularly as proof of actual consumption → If overcharged dispute immediately 80 percent of claims get refunded AI billing is becoming the new dark pattern.

Anthropic just tried to charge a developer $16,627,739. His actual usage: $0.00 Here is exactly what happened: A Korean developer on a free plan received two invoices from Anthropic's official domain. First invoice: $1,669,875 Second invoice 24 hours later: $16,627,739