Tom Siwik

I don't care if you have 3 followers or 200k, I will follow you because your feed seems interesting to me

@stemonteduro Oh musk selfpromo maximized lol

@tomhacks Didn't expect this from a company run by Musk

Oh come on, 42 views? It’s the world that keeps telling me to stop wasting time on fancy features, it’s pretty clrar

@royjossfolk should have added a sarcasm tag lol

@tomhacks Ummm okay. Cool story bro.

Let's play a drinking game. How many red flags can you find in this proposal. You drink first

@vali_turbo Thank you very much. Probably distopian now, but possible in the future. but defo not with this guy & the lies

First of all, wishing you a nice birthday! Secondly, if this was really the case and we could implement exactly what he described in the video, then we would just hire a bunch of these AI workers and become millionaire business owners. And for some reason, I doubt that very much 😅

@farrux_hewson @TerekhinIvan @Ysquanir @bymichael Thx guys

@tomhacks @TerekhinIvan @Ysquanir @bymichael Happy Birthday Tom!

So, guys, are we talking tomorrow, 10:00 CET? Our classical mighty indie hacking meetup. @Ysquanir @tomhacks @bymichael @farrux_hewson

@royjossfolk he's better than Elon 3mil businesses probably operated in Nigeria/India

@tomhacks I don't even think this guy exists. His replies are all automated bots, and the video looks like an AI clone. Claims 3 million businesses are already using it however it is just launching. Apparently, this guy is the next Elon Musk,

@michael_kove half glass empty vs full glass full or something.

@tomhacks bro it's not even noon here.. i cannot be hammered all day

@WesamMikhail just a matter of tolerance. you can practice TODAY

@tomhacks dafuq did I ever do to you? why are you wishing death upon me good sir?

@buildwithumair @wickedguro mini max cheap beast

@wickedguro mini max and claude 4.5

What do you think is the best model for OpenClaw? (without looking for the pricing)

Actually, I think different about those things. This company would be an inverse wrapper of a company. Somebody has to maintain it but he has put a layer between customer and app. The dev no longer faces the customer but he has to maintain 2 abstraction layers. business-facing & customer-facing. in the end the dev went from backend to frontend to prompt engineer

I don’t envy at all. And I don’t judge either. But sometimes I ask myself why I don’t do it? Am I unambitious or what? My weakest character trait: I don’t start extremely ambitious risky projects where I don’t see how the dots will be connected at the end. If I were to build an AI CMO or an AI business generator, my goal would be others making money or getting real paying customers automatically. I wouldn’t sleep at night if my product didn’t deliver. I might be wrong, but learning fundamentals like economics and building a successful profitable business taught me a tough lesson: it is rarely scalable and replicable. I sincerely wish the best luck and respect people who jump without knowing if it will work eventually and try to deliver. Because maybe without such risky and bold moves, humanity wouldn’t progress.

@alvinsng If you want to learn effect-ts via your coding agent give dojocho a shot. good lib

@itsolelehmann I want to test this out if your claims are valid. Mind sharing how you fetch tweets from your niche? Connecting your account or a burner one?

my new favorite thing to check every morning: the results from my viral content research agent that ran while i slept 1. it searches x for the highest-performing posts in my niche from the last 24 hours 2. extracts the hooks 3. and turns each one into a fill-in-the-blank template i can adapt to any topic all of it gets added to a growing swipefile (a collection of proven hooks and post structures pulled from posts that already went viral) and i have claude reference this file everytime i sit down to write here's how to set it up (takes about 15 minutes): open adaptive (an ai agent platform where you describe what you want in plain english and it builds the whole system) and paste this prompt: "every morning, search the web for the top 5-10 highest-engagement posts on x from the last 24 hours in [YOUR NICHE]. for each post: extract the opening hook, rewrite it as a fill-in-the-blank template i can adapt to any topic, break down the structural pattern (ex: 'bold claim > numbered proof points > call to action'), and note why it likely went viral in one sentence. save a daily brief as a markdown file (a plain text doc that's easy to read and search). then append any new unique templates to a running master swipefile. skip duplicates" replace [YOUR NICHE] with whatever you're posting about (i use "ai and solopreneurs") adaptive builds the workflow, sets the schedule to 8am, and gives you two bookmark links: 1) one for the daily brief 2) one for the master swipefile. both urls stay the same and just keep getting updated every morning that's it here's what one entry from the swipefile looks like: —— the before/after transformation template: "[time period] ago i had [humble starting point]. today i'm at [impressive result]. here's exactly how i did it using [specific method or tool]" example: "3 months ago i had 0 followers. today i'm at 211k. i'm gonna tell you exactly how i did it using ai tools that cost me $0" structure: before/after proof > timeframe contrast > specific promise > step-by-step breakdown use when: you have a measurable result that you can contrast with a humble starting point —— every template comes with: - the fill-in-the-blank hook - a real example that actually performed - the structure broken down - and a note on when to use it the swipefile filters duplicates automatically so the same structural pattern only shows up once the file always stays clean as it grows when i sit down to write i just: 1: open the swipefile 2: find the 2-3 templates that fit my topic 3: and draft against a proven structure instead of starting from scratch if you're posting on x and still collecting hooks by hand, copy the prompt above and set it up.

@Ysquanir @TerekhinIvan @bymichael @farrux_hewson in a water resistant shell yes. but I just needed ANY reason to buy a new gadget tbh

@tomhacks @TerekhinIvan @bymichael @farrux_hewson Isn't gopro supposed to be able to take the abuse of any environment?

@Ysquanir @TerekhinIvan @bymichael @farrux_hewson poor mobile phone. need an action cam

@tomhacks @TerekhinIvan @bymichael @farrux_hewson ok, one of these days we do the indie dev chat IRL from sauna. Good format for getting to the point with each piece of story and advice.

@TerekhinIvan @Ysquanir @bymichael @farrux_hewson freebie sauna & pool offer I should have taken every year

@tomhacks @Ysquanir @bymichael @farrux_hewson SAUNA DAY. BIOHACKING!

@GergelyOrosz Also: - summaries of said post - game changer / that's where it's at - massively open ended questions - weird praises and uncanny sentences pretty annoying, even if it's written by a human

It’s not X — it’s Y I cannot unsee how so much of the writing on this site (and online, in general) is increasingly AI-generated. It’s still pretty easy to recognize. Probably not for long tho Just alarming that ppl outsource even typing 3 sentences for a reply on this site…

@raphaelsalaja oh shit... nvm it's ux.wiki

@raphaelsalaja Too bad i bought ui.wiki (still in dev). Happy to forward to your site

i've distilled everything i've written on userinterface.wiki into a single skill file. 119 rules across 11 categories across animations, timings, ux laws, typography, audio, and more. npx skills add raphaelsalaja/userinterface-wiki

@itsolelehmann I recommend adding notebooklm skill as well and research new scientific findings for improved prompting. probably gonna squeeze out slightly more. I'll test this, thanks for the write-up