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@hot_town @polar_sh exciting news! heard good things about polar

we added @polar_sh to Open SaaS! build your SaaS on a free, open-source starter with the best open-source payments provider.

@iyoushetwt python

name a programming language without using the letter ‘a’

@VanpeltVentures talking about yourself??

First other Belgian indie hacker I meet : - 1m98 - giga chad jawline - 5kcal diet (lean btw) - already sold an app Since I couldn’t compete with him I had to PARTNER WITH HIM Expect some big moves in the upcoming days as I’ll be recording the whole marketing campaign !!

@innuendo_pibara @CreeCoder that makes sense. especially the farther you niche down. good point.

@thewillft @CreeCoder Because it's the most common and the most similar, it's the one place where LLMs actually do mix and merge to the point where it's nobodies code that is being spat out, and the quality is actually pretty decent. When you go into more niche spaces regurgitation becomes a thing.

Do you believe AI generated art is stolen?

@polar_sh seems so! 6 lines of code does sound intriguing...

that's why everyone uses polar 💫 integrate payments & billing with 6 lines of code.

payment processor integration adds so much more complexity to a project.

@BaronsComm thats what most people seem to agree on luckily!

@thewillft Shipping fast is good, but confidence in the product makes the marketing flow naturally

seems like most people agree that shipping fast is important but that doesnt mean it should be a mess! confidence in your project yields better marketing. sanity restored. time to iron out some of the features of Detective X and do some serious marketing. daily updates soon!

@dusveloper i think so too! i find the phrase "ship fast polish later" sorta misleading, because if you are polishing later doesnt that mean its messy at first? maybe im thinking in to it too much lol

@thewillft I think the definition of "ship" should come with an assumed minimum standard of code. Like yes ship quickly and iterate but also be sure to ship something that can actually survive long enough to iterate on, and can accommodate the iteration process itself!!

@innuendo_pibara @CreeCoder how come CRUD stuff wouldnt be? seems like the most common type of code out there haha

@thewillft @CreeCoder Unless you are doing CRUD stuff, chances are much of it is.

@CreeCoder and our github repos probably lol

@thewillft Some would say so lol since it was trained from stack overflow 😅

@Robert_Watkin_ damnnn there we go man! waiting to see that revenue stat jump too!

Up and to the right 😊

@dev_maims if (condition) { return a; } return b;

Which one are you 🤔

@karthikponna19 is this even a question?

as a developer, which one do you prefer ? Trackpad or Mouse

@JustJake nah if it was written by AI then the API would return a really detailed error message that exposes too much about the implementation

"Half of our code is written by AI" Yes dude everyone knows; your API keeps returning "error: undefined"

@jonathanbrnd all of a sudden there is a quick refactor that has to be done first haha

every founder thinks marketing is easy until they have to distribute their product

@BellaBaddie__ how else would you eventually start getting likes on your posts?

Would you still tweet if you got zero likes on all your posts?

@kaif9999 a great tool could make all the difference! time spent engaging with bot content is time wasted imo.

The longer I stay on X, the more I notice: This place is full of bots. – Auto-generated comments. – Same recycled quotes. – No identity. – No soul. If you're one of the rare humans left, say hi and let's connect.

@fidexcode the emojis: ✨✅🚀

"How did you know I use AI for the website?" The website: