Max Goh

BIP Day 1 Boarding a flight within the next 60 minutes, supposedly for a vacation. But here I am prototyping voice AI solutions to solve my own pain points. I'll share more as I go along. Wishing everyone an awesome building day! 🚀

@ttyler mrr

I hit $10K MRR in under 30 days. 70%+ margins. No paid ads. No VC money. No audience. Most founders try influencer marketing and quit. The deals are unprofitable or impossible to scale. Here's what actually works: ↓ $30-50 per post. 3-5 creators to start. One simple funnel. That's it. I documented every step in a free PDF. Like + Repost + Comment 'MRR' and I'll send it over. Make sure to follow so I can DM you.

Late night building session. 🚀

Step 1. Enable the following in your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc (environment variable). `export CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1` Step 2. Add the following in your ~/.claude/settings.json. ``` "teammateMode": "tmux" ``` More documentation can be found here: code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-…

Claude Code released a new experimental "Agent teams" feature. For tmux lovers, you can now visualize and interact directly with each "agentic team member" through individual tmux panes, this is unlike subagents (which run in one session and only report to the main agent). I put the instructions in this post's comment on how to enable this feature. Enjoy!

The best thing about openclaw is the joy of talking to an AI bot together with friends

yay, did kipping pull ups today for the first time. Using a proper grip is such a game changer.

What advice would you give to someone breaking into tech today? #softwaredeveloper

Tabs or spaces? 😈

What advice would you give your past self when starting out?

What's a tool everyone should use but nobody does?

@adriamatz Keep it up, your consistency is killing it.

@maxgoh222 Thanks bro! 🫂

Was browsing SuperX viral library for inspiration and suddenly.... who’s this handsome guy? 😎

I noticed that when I face a "problem". I start thinking about the limitless potential of the idea and it gets me going down into a rabbit hole of what's possible. Pretty much 100% of the time, there's an existing solution or some variation of it so far. The reasons that I have been convincing myself to go forward is: 1. I can build a better mouse trap 2. Worst case scenario, I'll be the user 3. It's a fun project to build 4. I can build it really quickly, let's build out something and have the market validate it. Idea -> Self Conviction (High Dopamine) -> Google Search (Medium - Low Dopamine) -> Give up here -> Build a prototype -> Launch -> No customers -> Give up This is the vicious loop that I am in. It's incredibly toxic and I'm definitely burnt out from this.

What's the most important thing you look for when joining a new team?

Engineers who switched to management and switched back... What happened and why?

What's one thing you stopped doing that made you a better engineer?

What skill outside of coding has helped your engineering career the most?

When did you make your first $1? Any tips to share?

When did you actually feel like a "real" engineer? I'm still feeling imposter syndrome today.