Marceli Polubiec

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Marceli Polubiec

Marceli Polubiec

@Marceli__P

Warsaw, Poland เข้าร่วม Mart 2024
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Tamara Martinović
Tamara Martinović@CodeWithTamara·
I started coding at 37 after spending 10+ years in academia as a molecular biologist. By accident. No grand plan. No childhood prodigy story. Just curiosity, a laptop, and the extremely dangerous discovery that making computers do things is addictive 😊
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Mani Adhikari
Mani Adhikari@maniadhikarii·
my circle on X is still small and i actually want to fix that. looking to connect with: founders building in public people shipping fast with AI designers who care about craft traders and investors anyone figuring it out as they go reply with what you're building or trading and let's connect 🙌
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Yassine Zaanouni
Yassine Zaanouni@YassineZaanouni·
Most of Twitter is noise. @X The fun part is finding people who actually build things. If you’re into -Tech -AI -Startups -Design -Web Dev -SaaS -Building in public say hi 👋 and let’s connect
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
day 5: building an AI agent that automatically sells your used stuff Sunday is a great day for progress 🚫 no phone calls 🚫 no meetings 🚫 no distractions I spent the whole day making a plan for the week ahead. let’s see how the execution goes
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Szymon Borkowski
Szymon Borkowski@borek_24·
i'm 15 and i've been working on my little project @listioapp for a while now. In short Listio is a tool that helps Vinted sellers sell more items in less time. So, take a photo of your product → AI writes a ready listing (title, description, hashtags), and then it also removes the background and replaces it with a professional one, so your listing can stand out. I'm going to update you everyday with my progress, so that i can be consistent Check @listioapp waitlist in comments
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RinX 🪐
RinX 🪐@0xrinx·
I joined 𝕏 1 year ago with no audience, no network, and no idea what would happen. 1 year later: • Earned money online using 𝕏 • Built a viral desktop app • Got paying users • Got selected for GSoC'26 • Connected with incredible people in tech • Made friends I will never forget The biggest gain wasn't the followers. It was the opportunity. Thank you, 𝕏
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Jeroen van Welsenes
Jeroen van Welsenes@Guronnimo·
What's your current bottleneck? Building? Users? Revenue? Time?
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andrei saioc
andrei saioc@asaio87·
I talked to a vibe coder guy on Reddit today about his app. He launched his 10th app this year, but no customers. He spent millions of tokens on Claude Code He says he enjoys building the apps so much because he is using AI and can build so much faster. But when he needs to get users, feel discouraged and does the next best thing, starts another app, only to end up in the same place. What should he do ? Keep building until he hits a viral app that markets itself? or just continue with one app for 12 months and spend 9 hrs a day marketing it
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
day 4: building a platform that automatically sells used stuff online. throwback to the start. my first prototype used Telegram as the frontend and Make as the backend. no vibe coding yet, i just wanted a proof of concept. it was enough to get my first users, test the workflow, and find what needed fixing. it also gave me enough traction to convince a CTO to join. what did your first prototype look like?
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
@chams_builds thanks man! failing at startups is just the lesson most founders must learn. either its going to work this time or i try once again
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
day 1: building an app that sells your used stuff for you. starting today im posting every day about building my 5th startup. mostly want to share the journey and meet some like minded people along the way. made my first sale today, so now's as good a time as any to start.
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
day 3: building an app that needs a name. how do you choose one? we know the basics: short, memorable, easy to pronounce. for the MVP I picked a name with no decent domain available (cared more about solving a real problem than a beautiful name) how did you land on yours?
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JM Martínez 🇺🇾
JM Martínez 🇺🇾@jm_martiinez·
i’m 22, from Uruguay, and i want to break into a top silicon valley startup. what’s the biggest thing standing between me and that goal? be brutally honest.
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Tancrede
Tancrede@Tancrededib·
explain your startup to me like i'm 4 years old
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Milos
Milos@_milosandric·
@Tancrededib My startup helps people practice a little bit every day, so when someone asks them hard questions for a job, they do not feel scared. They feel ready.
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Junaid Ackroyd
Junaid Ackroyd@JunaidAckroyd·
Reply and I’ll follow you. I want to connect with ambitious people building something great.
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
@hariprasad_bg We’re started in B2C and now testing B2B so some parts are not perfectly thought through
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Hari Prasad
Hari Prasad@hariprasad_bg·
Everyone’s chasing $10k mrr. I’m just praying today's deploy doesn't break.
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Marceli Polubiec
Marceli Polubiec@Marceli__P·
day 2: building an app that sells your used stuff for you. the platform is down. classic startup timing the moment something's working, something else breaks. fixing bugs and tightening the workflow so it holds up better next time. day 2 and already firefighting.
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