Omar

Only when you can endure what people cannot, can you then do what people cannot do.

Is it just me or is X becoming more of a visual content platform? Every time I scroll I see a video or image now

@PreciousBa82157 Seems like Claude chat is working but not claude code

@notomarsol I'm currently using claude right now though,maybe it's due to regional demand

The only times I take a break from work > Claude is down > Claude usage limit reached

> bought a mac mini for $600+ > set up openclaw to run Claude agents 24/7 > openclaw banned from using Claude > anthropic drops claude routines > runs on their servers, no hardware needed $600 down the drain...

The biggest mistake I made in marketing was trying to reinvent the wheel Stop inventing new formats COPY what already works Then make it your own

For the past year, we weren't chasing new projects. We were building. For our partners. For the team. For the craft. We got sharper. More deliberate. More capable of taking companies further than they could go alone. From first product to scale. From scale to category leader. From category leader to something nobody's built before. That's the level we want to work at. New Jades is live. Ambitious teams, this one's for you. We're available. If you're building something that deserves more than a vendor, DM us or start a project at jades.agency

@namyakhann @raqisright 💯💯

the screenshot is doing the opposite of what you think phoebe was respectful said "hey love" explained her situation, offered what she could and left the door open that's how you handle a budget gap. she didn't ghost, lowball without context or waste anyone's time posting this like it's a gotcha moment is just free marketing for phoebe, she looks professional here the person who posted this to mock her... doesn't

When a billionaire’s daughter says you’re “out of budget” Girl, pls

@justdannyboyy @ErnestoSOFTWARE @levelsio You realize levels does have a guide, paid too lol readmake.com

@ErnestoSOFTWARE Notice how people who actually make money don’t make guides, they just focus on growth and serving users Just take @levelsio for example

Vibe coding an app without sending this prompt first is an unfixable mistake

All roads lead to Claude

@ibocodes agreed

enough with codex and claude limits i started using minimax and used it for 4 hours and it’s still barely at 4% usage i have a feeling chinese companies will take over the scene if claude and codex don’t set proper usable limits

subscribing to the claude max plan was the worst decision i’ve made i can’t stop working now

"Go all the way until it hurts. If you're doing something and it's easy, it's not valuable." - @travisk "If anyone says a strategic thing was easy, I'm like, 'You messed up. You could have gone way further. More competitive advantage. More differentiation. Get it together.'"

ai won’t take your job if you’re useful

@liminalMarch @harjotsgill @_mohansolo

@notomarsol @harjotsgill @_mohansolo Given your posts get close to no engagement, I can see why

As the dust settles, I want to apologize for my strongly worded response to Aiden. It was excessive, even considering the inflammatory tone of his messages toward our company and staff, and I should have handled it more professionally. Below is a more detailed explanation of the situation, and I ask for patience and understanding from everyone. It started when Aiden posted that he hates our product with a "burning passion" without providing any context. That provocative statement understandably prompted a response from our team, who politely asked for feedback. From my perspective, he shared feedback centered on an atypical usage of the product, along with commentary delivered in a condescending tone. As a leader, I do not tolerate situations where our team is spoken down to or treated dismissively. That was the point at which I unfortunately lost my cool and responded in a manner I now regret. My response was not representative of how we engage with users who provide feedback in a constructive and respectful way. I want to thank the users who took the time to share their perspectives, both those who voiced support and those who raised thoughtful concerns about our approach to feedback. We are fully aware that our product is not perfect and that there are rough edges, and we rely on thoughtful, constructive feedback to help us identify and improve them. It means a great deal to me and to our team. I also want to thank the thousands of CodeRabbit users who have provided feedback over the years and helped us improve the product. Without them, we would not be where we are today. I've learned several lessons from this incident, and those lessons will stay with me for a long time. I hope others can learn from it as well. I wish everyone happy holidays and a happy New Year, and I'm looking forward to building on a strong year as we head into 2026.

@isareksopuro @harjotsgill @_mohansolo doesn’t change the fact that aiden is a professional engagement baiter

@notomarsol @harjotsgill @_mohansolo mohan literally ditched his team, gutted windsurf by taking the best engineers, and then had the audacity to copy windsurf’s product into antigravity. that’s another level of scummy stop bootlicking people that don’t give a shit about you

@liminalMarch @harjotsgill @_mohansolo Two comments about my account, I feel special now

@notomarsol @harjotsgill @_mohansolo This guy is a two year old engagement bait account from Asia

@redtachyon @harjotsgill @_mohansolo

@notomarsol @harjotsgill @_mohansolo It's okay lil' bro you don't have to keep defending him

@liminalMarch @jjacky @harjotsgill @_mohansolo I’m glad u enjoyed going through my account lol I’m visiting Iceland next month. Anything you’d recommend checking out?

@notomarsol @jjacky @harjotsgill @_mohansolo Bro you are a two year old account based in Asia that doesn’t post anything of value or any real development content, you don’t have any ground to stand on. You try to post engagement bait and then brag about making pennies from Twitter premium.