Vinay

I'm so pissed off with my current job that I just want to quit and start a startup but the addiction of the salary and fear of future makes me stay here. I don't know how other entrepreneurs have come out of it

@AbdeRaouf4230 @kylegawley I did not follow what's unique about this particular website. Can you help me to understand? It looked like a normal affiliate website.

90% of indie hackers will fail at SaaS because they don't wait long enough to see results they read shit on here about $10k MRR in 2 weeks then move onto 10 other ideas because they don't see the same results

i quit X thrice. came back and made the same mistake treating it like a megaphone. "look at my app!" "check my launch!" then something shifted. i stopped posting FOR people and started posting WITH people. X isn't a stage. it's a mirror. the posts that work aren't "here's my success" they're "here's what i'm struggling with, anyone else?" entrepreneurship isn't about me. it's about us. the moment i stopped building for my portfolio and started building for someone else's problem, everything changed. still early. but it feels different this time.

I quit X. After 3 months. Because I only hit 183 followers. This mistake cost me 6 months of progress. I might have been at 100K now if I didn't quit. So don't quit like me. Trust the process.

@juiceboy_of_abj Happy to connect

@solonone Rich This is a good approach

@FirstHumanManu Sent

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Who wants to vibe-code a SaaS that makes money 🤑while you sleep? Let’s do a 2-week zero-to-ship challenge. What you need: - An idea - Willingness to execute What I’ll help with: - Vibe-coding strategy - Ship fast - Get early users Reply “in” or DM me and let’s build 🚀

@saifgeeky B

Which shader animation feels the most appealing to you? A, B, or C?

my AI setup sounds insane when i say it out loud but here it is: one cloud agent runs 24/7 and manages everything else. it's the boss. under it: — mac agent: builds apps, deploys code — windows agent: runs local AI models — linux agent: handles servers a local agent sits on my home network. it manages my NAS, my TV, and my Google Home. when i say i like something, it downloads it to my NAS automatically. when i need a reminder, it generates an image and casts it to my TV. all of this feeds into a personal wiki — my second brain. every conversation, every decision, every bookmark goes there. and the whole thing is connected to Telegram. i just text my agent and things happen. no dashboards. no apps. just a chat. took months to build. cost almost nothing. and now i have a personal AI team that runs my digital life while i sleep.

I can't imagine hiring anyone today that doesn't know how to use Openclaw.

@mikekarnj Why not hire another OpenClaw to manage OpenClaw itself?

I built 50 apps. Here's how every single one died: Day 1: "This idea is genius. Nobody's doing this." Day 2: I build it. Ship it. Feel unstoppable. Day 3: Zero users. My brain whispers "this isn't worth it. Nobody's going to buy this." Day 4: A shiny new idea shows up. Feels way better than the last one. Day 5: I start building that instead. The first app goes into the graveyard. Repeat 50 times. The problem was never the ideas. The problem is I never validated a single one. Never asked one real person "would you pay for this?" If I had, I'd probably still be working on idea #1. And it might actually be making money.

@0xdevug first $7 hits different. I've built 50+ apps and I still remember the rush of my first sale. One thing I wish I'd done: immediately message that customer and ask WHY they bought. That answer is worth more than the $7.

I cannot believe my eyes I just made my first sale 😭 Build in public is working🔥💪

@0xdevug Congratulations to you!

I've built 50+ apps in the last few years. Yoga studio software. Travel journals. Podcast tools. Invoice generators. KDP books. Chrome extensions. Total monthly revenue from all of it: about $20. I'm not saying this for pity. I'm saying it because I know there are thousands of builders like me, shipping into the void, refreshing analytics, seeing zeros. The problem was never my code. It was building things nobody asked for. Starting today, I'm documenting this honestly. No fake MRR screenshots. No "I cracked the code" threads. Just a guy with 50 repos and a lot of lessons. Follow if you want the real version.

@AnthropicAI You should not have banned openclaw

Our run-rate revenue has surpassed $30 billion, up from $9 billion at the end of 2025, as demand for Claude continues to accelerate. This partnership gives us the compute to keep pace. Read more: anthropic.com/news/google-br…

We've signed an agreement with Google and Broadcom for multiple gigawatts of next-generation TPU capacity, coming online starting in 2027, to train and serve frontier Claude models.

@sivers Hi Derek, Are you in India? Can I please meet you?

People of India! My OCI + Airtel + HDFC has culminated in a massive achievement and rite of initiation. I have made my first UPI payment. I’m now unstoppable.

Anthropic's head of safety research just said publicly he feels pressured to set aside "what matters most" and that the world is "in peril." That's not a random critic. That's the person whose job it is to make sure this goes right. Hard to scroll past that one.

Introducing Lyria 3, our new music generation model in Gemini that lets you turn any idea, photo, or video into a high-fidelity track with custom lyrics. From funny jingles to lo-fi beats, you can create custom 30-second soundtracks for any moment. See how it works. 🧵

@varming @AnthropicAI It's 100% Coding

@AnthropicAI Is it correct to assume the main use case for the user base in India is coding - or is it actually Claude.ai ?

We’re officially opening our Bengaluru office—our new home base in India, and Anthropic's second office in Asia-Pacific. India is our second-largest market for Claude.ai. We’re launching new partnerships to deepen our long-term commitment: anthropic.com/news/bengaluru…

Built this over the weekend: Idea Collision Cards 80 prompts across 3 decks. Draw 2. Combine them. Watch ideas happen. Perfect for solo brainstorms or team workshops. DM me for a free printable kit.

What you get: - 80 prompt cards (print at home) - Works in 5 minutes - No apps, no subscriptions - Use alone or with your team - Never run out of ideas again Just DM me. I'll send the PDF.

Ever stare at a blank page waiting for ideas? That's not creative block. That's your brain running the same loops. I made a card game that breaks the loop. Draw 2 cards. Combine them. Ideas just... appear. Free printable kit — DM me.