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@melissapekel @keeponboard Awesome! I just started posting today as well :) let’s connect. Im always building things 😌

+70 followers in 24 hours, and I'm almost at 100! Just started posting again yesterday :) How far can this thing go?📈 Founders, builders, SaaS people, Devs, and Email Marketers, I'm building @keeponboard. What are you building? Let's connect! ⤵️

@nizzyabi Elaborate :)

now i know what they mean by momentum in startups, it’s a real thing!

@0xJuliechen Unfortunately conviction and ego sometimes come together

hot take: the best startup hires should have the lowest ego, and the highest conviction you need to TRUST yourself and what you are building

@BatsouElef That’s the life of a developer!

Many great developers you know got there by solving problems they were unqualified to solve until they actually did it....

@vithikaonreddit I tried using Reddit for a bit. The whole thing felt fake I’m not sure how to explain. Lots of engagement and karma farming though. Reddit expert, What do people even do with the karma? Genuinely curious

Reddit growth is getting scary. AI comments. Aged karma accounts. Automated upvotes. Founders are mistaking manufactured visibility for real community. Authenticity is becoming the rarest growth strategy on the internet.

@cryptoguymaybe Don’t give into the doom and gloom. You’ll be better off than you are today

what will happen to me in upcoming years if i don't study ai

@jbarba4 @asaio87 And operating it on complex and interdependent codebases because extremely difficult

@asaio87 As is the case with almost all technologies, it often comes down to the "operator".

AI agents already writes better code than 90% of developers. What do we still have against ai coding ?

@ship_together @asaio87 Yeah people forget that AI is just a predictive engine.

@asaio87 We still have the ability to innovate more than AI

@dash12_dev @asaio87 Agree, and it has its limitations. As your project grows in complexity linearly. the probability that the model introduces a bug grows exponentially

@asaio87 Until the first security issue and crash in production. AI is a great tool in a hands of developer. Nothing against, the AI is not an issue, how to use it is

@DonJuliowwbs @asaio87 Well said and agreed!

There are a lot of good points to make here, I’ll pick one. It’s doesn’t always make amazing design decisions and does over-engineer. This can make code hard to read when it’s implementing concurrent safe code that does not need to be concurrent safe, for example. Does it matter? I think yes, at the very least it’s annoying. Ok I’ll pick a second. The agents only build what are asked of them. There is still room for issues when a user asks for something with perhaps some missing details, but the resulting system works and is tested. It’s easy for the developer to not realize what is built does not match the spec completely. I love these tools but these are some of the issues I see.

@Pixel_Minions @asaio87 That’s valid, but honestly I’d rather depend on a model than depend on an upwork freelancer that has alll the context and can leave for a better gig any day

@asaio87 Dependency is my fear, look what happened with Fable

@asaio87 Nothing against AI coding. A lot against unsupervised AI coding on highly interdependent and fragile codebases . If you haven’t had any bug with AI coding, the project isn’t complex enough yet.

@audiencon I thought “build it and they will come” was something people said to stop people from doing exactly that.

"Build it and they will come" is the most expensive lie in tech

@_gaelicGhost @ayushagarwal Love to hear it :)

@junedoraa @ayushagarwal my favorite part of AI, I can automate all the boring, repetitive junk, and do more ambitious stuff. until I had to drop to Plus tier on Codex aka "you get 10 minutes of 5.5 medium per 5-hour window", and now I'm trying to decide what projects to mothball indefinitely...

the real 10x engineer is the one who builds internal tools that make 9 other people faster. not the one who hoards context.

@_milosandric What always has. Building an MVP doesn’t mean anything.

If AI can build an MVP in a weekend… what actually separates good founders from everyone else?

@darrenmarble Bipolar

Describe being a startup founder in one word!

@Tristanrhee3 Congrats man :) here’s another follow

350 followers used to be a dream Now it’s a reality and I’m thrilled Truly thankful for each of you

@N_and_ni They give you just enough to retain you. The system is optimized for that. Next thing you know it’s been years and you don’t have much to show for it.

What’s a harsh reality nobody tells you about corporate life?

@Im_IrushiK .club for sure

Devs, Which domain instantly makes a startup feel more legit? - .ai - .io - .sh - .app - .dev - .com - .cloud