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Bashiryyy

@therealbashir1

Building useful things | Cofounder & CTO @ Callix

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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
my 2025 wrapped january: - sophomore in college for computer science - built some decent side projects that no one knew about - $15/hr at bestbuy for gas money september: - $40k/mo mobile app - flew to sf day after a discord call with some guy I just met - built a SaaS with one of the BIGGEST finance youtubers and got 1000+ users day 1 december: - dropped everything - back to $0/mo by choice building something that'll make it all look like childs play. 2026 is gonna be different.
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
@amyoder arabic also has 10,000 words to describe a camels appearance, temperament, character, physicality, etc... Most languages do actually, so what is the distinction here?
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Adam Yoder@amyoder·
English is probably the only language where you can measure someone’s IQ by how well they know how to speak it. English has ~600,000 words. Do other languages have more words? Yes. But English is far better at describing things because it focuses much more on adjectives and adverbs rather than just nouns. Arabic has 100+ words for “Camel”. English has one. But English has 10,000 words that can be used to describe the camel’s appearance, temperament, character, physicality, etc. You get a much clearer picture of what this specific camel looks, sounds, and smells like. It’s much easier to appreciate a story like Romeo and Juliet when you view it as an evangelization arm of the English language (and culture), rather than just a homework assignment. This is likely the reason why the British were so dominant. They were significantly better at organizing and motivating their people *because of* their excellence of communication. English >
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You can literally test someone’s IQ in 90 seconds by asking them to pronounce 50 words. The more they get correct, the higher their IQ.

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Hamzah@hamzahhdubaisi·
been in SF for 2 weeks now is running meta ads banned here every company i meet with millions in the bank aren’t running direct response ads you can literally open meta ads and you’ve already outpaced your competitor the bar to scale is so low
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Hamzah@hamzahhdubaisi·
looking for an IRL FT designer in sf someone who is dedicated and in the pursuit of greatness DM me
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Hamzah@hamzahhdubaisi·
we built the first platform to track quantitative and qualitative data end to end users can now not only see what happened in their funnel, but why it actually happened funny enough this has become a main selling point of callix by accident.. now its one of the most valuable parts of the product
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Hamzah@hamzahhdubaisi·
SF is kinda growing on me
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
Calling All Cracked Sales Reps
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Malcolm Bryant@jpegsoldier·
One of our customers just invested in our product today How? Customer obsession
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
approx every 9 days, i start scrolling and encounter: - extreme imposter syndrome - extreme shiny object syndrome - overwhelming feeling that I am not doing enough or even worse, not doing the right thing then i tell my brain to shut up and get back to work. i think this is how you build a big company
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
is @convex down for everyone too?
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
zuck is not a retard. meta has 3.2B people's behavioral data and somehow wall street and idiots on x think they're losing the ai race: - they know who you are, when you get angry, what you buy, your relationship status, probably down to the foods you like and the taste buds on your tongue. imagine an agent with that kind of power. - 3.2B users with social graph + behavioral data. imagine the models they can train with that - $160B/yr ad business already seeing ROI lifts from their ai tools = insane cash printer - meta glasses which "flopped" are very likely to be the real ai hardware solution and first to distribution no other company has this moat (apart from maybe google)
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🚨people forget that Zuckerberg is insane at coding. > bro started coding at 11 and built a messaging system for his dad’s dental office before AOL even did it. > his private tutor couldn’t keep up with him. > in high school he built an AI music recommendation engine so good that both Microsoft and AOL tried to buy it. - he turned both down as a teenager btw. then went to Harvard, built Facebook in a few weeks, and dropped out as a sophomore to run it. bro is now personally steering Meta’s AI strategy while most tech CEOs haven’t written a line of code in decades. say what yall want about Zucc but the man is a beast.

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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
what they don't tell you about building is that you are pretty much accepting a 24/7 tech support role as well
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
made my saas free last week added a rev share model next to the flat fee plan we're making MORE money by not charging upfront close rate went through the roof and we added $10k mrr in 6 days turns out when you only get paid if they make money, everyone says yes
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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
extremely soon the only moat left will be builders who can actually build without ai everyone else will be regurgitating the same "trendslop" in slightly different fonts
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Researchers asked every major AI model (GPT-5, Claude, Gemini, Grok) for business strategy advice. 30,000 times. Every model gave the same answer, every time, regardless of context. Differentiate. Collaborate. Think long-term. Augment. They changed the prompts and changed the industries. They even tried bribing the models with rewards. The bias barely moved. They called it "trendslop", AI's tendency to recommend whatever sounds good on LinkedIn instead of what actually works for your situation. Why? These models are trained on the entire internet. Every Reddit post, every TED Talk, every Medium article from a guy with 11 subscribers. They don't reason. They regurgitate the most popular opinions in the most convincing voice possible. We thought AI was going to make everyone a genius. Instead it's pulling smart people toward the middle. hbr.org/2026/03/resear…

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Bashiryyy@therealbashir1·
the secret to effortless growth nobody talks about: make your users money if your product pays for itself, churn drops, referrals happen naturally, and every sales conversation becomes simple math stop trying to sell a painkiller when you could sell a money printer
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Luke Belmar 👽@lukebelmar·
i'd like to pay someone to vibe code a financial tracking site to disrupt a big company that is overcharging for financial data. DM me if you can vibe code with excellence. we will build an agentic team to operate the platform. Paid Job ✍️
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