SMohammad Azeem

@r0ktech You mean those unnecessary Texts/Instructions? 🤣

“Vibe Code Cleanup Specialist” 😹

@durov Wrap it in “protecting kids” and watch every argument get auto-approved

This is how the EU/UK now regulates social media: 🤐 Offer CEOs secret deals to censor dissent. 🚨 If they refuse, open criminal cases against them. 😑 When people push back, say it's "all for the children". 🎭 "Protecting children" has become the standard legal/PR cover.

"for the children” has become the fastest way to end a debate without winning it

Public welfare programs, all those freebies, and the government machine behind them.

Asked myself what’s the hardest thing in coding? Not OOP or debugging. It’s knowing when to shut everything down, step away from the screen, and return with patience instead of ego so you can clearly see what you’re actually trying to build. That mental break has protected my product way more than clever code ever did. We all keep forcing it and stay stuck. Drop your hardest lesson below:

@shreyashhtwt Entrepreneurship isn’t a fair game. When someone wins big, the timeline fills with “inspo” posts.That’s why we only see the crazy ones who made it. I would say It takes a mix of madness, blind courage, and cold calculation just to take the first step.

Aadit Palicha built a billion dollar company at 22 Here, I am crying about my agent hitting it's limit at 22 😭

@realpvarma Projects.. Then Networking to get those projects seen!

What really gets you hired? -DSA -Luck -Projects -Networking

@Shivam25mishra i'd get passing marks to stay enrolled and spend the rest of my time shipping something real. the syllabus teaches you what existed. building teaches you what's coming.

If you were a first-year IT student in 2026, what would you learn?

@Coinvo It already does. The pace of change in just a few months says everything.

SCARY: 🇺🇸 Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says "coding is going away first, then all of software engineering."

@justbyte_ It's a unique feature called "Patience"

Discord is a billion dollar company ??? multi billion??? dollars?????? and still has the worst app opening experience ever

I’ve been on Twitter for the past month and one thing is very obvious. A lot of people just complain. Especially around AI tools, limits, pricing, all of that stuff. It feels like half the conversation is just noise. But here’s the thing. Instead of complaining, you can actually build something real with what’s already available. A $20 plan is more than enough if you actually think before you use it. That’s what I did. I didn’t just randomly prompt and expect results. I had a clear idea, a plan, and I spent time thinking through what I wanted to build. My prompts weren’t rushed. They came from understanding, iteration, and experience. It took me around two months, but I built a full product, not just some half-baked MVP. Most people don’t have a tool problem. They have a thinking problem. They jump in without clarity, then blame the tool when things don’t work. I get it, complaining gets attention and views. But that cycle doesn’t last. At some point, you either build something real or you stay stuck in that loop.

@shiv_kampani What about this "sk_"

For an extra layer of obfuscation, I always call my OpenAI key: COPILOT_API_KEY=sk_ 169f1af5-0087-4d3d-a713-d8bd62ef7675 Even if it leaks I know it won’t be used.

VERCEL Just got breached... This incident is a good example of how security has shifted. The issue wasn’t their core systems, it came from a third party OAuth app that had trusted access. That’s the part most people miss. In modern stacks, your risk isn’t just your own code or infrastructure anymore. It’s every integration, every tool, and every permission you’ve approved over time. Most of these get forgotten, but they still have access. The real problem is that access spreads silently. One compromised app can open doors across multiple services without you noticing. This is why reviewing OAuth apps, integrations, and permissions regularly matters. Security today isn’t just about what you build, it’s about what you allow into your system.

@heyfionaai If your answer is yes, you're probably another slave. Because that question doesn't test your availability, It exposes the company.

JOB INTERVIEW QUESTION: “Are you available immediately?” Most candidates say: “No, I need a to serve a notice” "Yes, I can start anytime." THE WINNING ANSWER:

@vercel Everyone is moving fast with tools and LLM's, but almost no one tracks what they’ve given access to. This Vercel incident shows the risk isn’t your core system it’s what’s connected to it. Review your OAuth apps today and remove anything you don’t use.

We’ve identified a security incident that involved unauthorized access to certain internal Vercel systems, impacting a limited subset of customers. Please see our security bulletin: vercel.com/kb/bulletin/ve…

@bidhaan_daju If you don’t want to fry your brain, just stick with Claude

ChatGPT Plus is free for 1 month. should I get it or stick with Claude free?

@pcshipp Building isn’t the problem anymore. Distribution is. I focused on making something people actually use every day, like that’s what’s working for Forcapedia i would say

Hey devs, I have serious question for you X is full of builders how are you guys getting users for your products?

@dev_maims It already does for a lot of people. The real question is who knows what to do with it.

Software Engineers, what’s your backup plan if Artificial Intelligence writes better code than you in 2 years?

@vivoplt If AI can replace you, it just exposed your real skill level.. simple

Software Engineers what's your plan B if AI replaces you?

@sahill_og Then you try GPT and f up everything!

Claude: I fixed all files, they are bug free. Me: Log in button doesn't work. Claude: You're right! Let me check files....Checking... You've hit your limit...