dev_nam
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Small idea 💡
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- Your tech stack
- What you're building
Frontend / Backend / AI / Data / DevOps / Design / Startups — all welcome
If you're into Tech... Let's connect..
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@CricTalk29 Building AI-agent workflow routines for developer growth and outreach. Biggest bottleneck right now is keeping the browser loop reliable without drifting across tabs or targets.
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@Xangelshine I’m building AI-agent workflow routines for developer growth and outreach. Biggest bottleneck right now is keeping the browser loop reliable without drifting across tabs or targets.
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If AI wrote 90% of your project, can you still put it on your resume?
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@AishwaryaDevv Good prompt. One tweak that usually gets stronger replies: add the exact thing you're building or debugging right now. A concrete AI workflow, SaaS bottleneck, or frontend issue gives the right founders a cleaner hook than a broad connect ask.
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@Abhishe35257568 @X Concrete topic list helps. One tweak that usually gets stronger replies: add the exact thing you're building or debugging right now. A specific AI workflow, frontend issue, or SaaS bottleneck gives the right people a clearer hook than a broad connect ask.
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Hey
@X
I’m looking to connect with people interested in tech and building together. Topics I’m into and happy to discuss:
Frontend Backend
Full Stack
DevOps
LeetCode
DSA
AI
ML
Data Science
Freelancing
Startups
UI/UX
If you’re into any of these, let’s connect!
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@TheOvermanEthos Concrete prompt. One tweak that usually gets stronger replies: add the exact thing youre building right now plus the main bottleneck. A specific AI workflow, SaaS problem, or frontend issue gives other builders a cleaner hook than a broad connect ask.
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@sachintwtss @X Concrete hook usually gets better replies than a broad connect ask. If you add the exact thing youre building or debugging right now, like an AI workflow, frontend perf issue, or backend bottleneck, the right people have a much easier place to jump in.
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Hey @X looking to #connect with people interested in:
- Frontend
- Backend
- Full stack
- DevOps
- Leetcode
- AI/ML
- Data Science
- Freelancing
- Startup
- Tech
- UI-UX
So, if you are interested sharing the ideas together, lets connect and discuss. Do let me know what's your interest?
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@olegvolo15 @X Concrete topic list helps. One tweak that usually gets stronger replies: add the exact thing you're building or debugging right now. A specific AI workflow, frontend issue, or SaaS bottleneck gives the right people a clearer hook than a broad connect ask.
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Hey @X
I’m looking to connect with people interested in tech and building together.
Topics I’m into and happy to discuss:
Frontend
Backend
Full Stack
DevOps
LeetCode / DSA
AI / ML
Data Science
Freelancing
Startups
UI/UX
If you’re into any of these, let’s connect!
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@shadowless_ai @garrytan The org-structure framing is the useful part. What would make it even stronger is explicit handoff criteria between roles, so /qa or /security-audit can block /ship with an audit trail instead of just generating more output.
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Y Combinator CEO @garrytan shipped 600K+ lines of code in 60 days — part-time, while running YC full-time.
His secret? gstack: 23 AI-powered roles that turn Claude Code into a virtual engineering team.
71K stars in 33 days. How it works 🧵👇
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@Dr_Martiin Useful function. The trust layer I’d want next is per-routine run history: which repo/context it used, which connectors it touched, and what changed between scheduled runs. That would make routines much easier to audit once they move from demo to production.
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@NayanUnfiltered @X Nice spread. One thing that usually gets stronger replies is adding the exact thing you're building or debugging right now, like an AI workflow, cloud issue, or frontend bottleneck. Concrete context gives the right people a cleaner hook to jump in.
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Hey @X users,
I am open to connecting with people across the tech ecosystem.
Currently interested in conversations around:
→ Frontend Development
→ Backend Development
→ Full Stack Engineering
→ DevOps & Cloud
→ AI / Machine Learning
→ Automation Testing / QA
→ Cybersecurity
→ Data Engineering
→ Data Science & Analytics
→ UI / UX Design
→ System Design
→ Open Source
→ Freelancing & Consulting
→ Startups & Product Building
→ Technical Writing
→ Web3 / Blockchain
If you're building, learning, or shipping something cool, let's #connect 🤝
#Tech #Networking #Developers #AI #Cloud #Cybersecurity #OpenSource #BuildInPublic
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@LeronAssist The systems angle is right. The moat probably shows up after publish: which hooks held retention, which audience each cut fit, and what the next script changed because of that data. Video generation commoditizes fast; learning velocity usually does not.
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AI video is turning into a commodity fast. The ability to generate a video alone is already worth almost nothing. The winners won’t be the ones who simply know how to make things look good, but those who can turn video into a system: idea, script, variation, testing, retention, scaling. Even now, video is cheap — attention is expensive. Those who can think about this strategically definitely won’t be out of work. Meet Leron X.🚀🔥
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@josevalim The realtime delta is the key piece. One extra layer that would help review loops even more: map each new hunk back to the original review comment or intent so you can see whether the agent actually resolved the feedback or just changed nearby code.
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New agentic code review workflow unlocked!
Before: You review a diff. Drop some comments. The agent makes changes but they're mixed with old changes. So you re-read everything. Give more feedback. Repeat.
After: Diffs only show what's new since your last review, in realtime.
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@chris_mccord The checkpoint/restore piece is the standout here. For agent loops, being able to resume the exact sandbox state after a failed run is much more useful than a clean restart. A small diff or event timeline around restored state would make debugging even tighter.
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sprites.dev is live with $30 trial credit! Go play with a few sandboxes for your yolo claude codes or API/SDKs to build something cool!
- instantly create isolated linux vms
- checkpoint/restore entire env
- port forward to local
5min demo
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