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@ashleyrudland It is..

@aribk24 can you give us a breakdown like @levelsio does? otherwise I'm left thinking this is likely BS

In may I made $1,422,352 with about 85% being profit making it my first 7 figure profit month to celebrate I bought the most insane setup for sim racing + hung out with homies it was a dream for a long time to make 1m in a month but in reality the money changed nothing having fun + building with friends > 1m a month

@vaibhavbetter That’s why we never ever try to build software for India. What couldn’t change in the last 20 years, will not change anytime soon.

Skip India Movement AI founders finally skipping selling to Indian customers after doing PoCs after PoCs and then being requested for even more "free" PoCs. There is a limit to this and founders are saying screw it and skipping selling to Indian customers. Enough is enough. Even unicorns are using these startup founders (who are 10x better than their internal teams) for freebies. I guess somethings never change! PS: This is based on primary data :)

@TheOneandOmsy BS

And just like that Axiom (YCombinator W25) hits $100m in revenue since launching just 5 months ago: - Took Cursor 12 months to hit $100m of ARR (previous record afaik) making Axiom the fastest company in YC history to hit $100m in real top-line revenue - Probably the purest example I've seen of two top-tier founders entering a highly competitive category (GMGN, Photon, BullX, etc.) and straight up dominating with product led growth - Real innovative features (i.e. integrated X screener, bundle scanner, bubble maps, etc) that unified disjointed workflows and made people money coupled w/ rake back and referrals = the magic formula Congrats to the guys! They're top-shelf and deserve it

@gregisenberg would you ever be building any of the ideas you have shared so far?

I'M ANNOUNCING A NEW STARTUP hello ideabrowser.com one startup idea for you that you can steal every day

Why are my X and LinkedIn feed all about MCP from the past 2 weeks? What did I miss? #MCP #Anthropic

@tibo_maker Had already called it out. x.com/vibecoder_agi/… This has become a pattern now. Same with any founder who keeps posting about ARR in every other post.

highly suspicious just this popup showcasing "GPT-4" tells me they are around for much more than 45 days don't try to hype at all costs

@getcalai WTF?

Very sure this is a gimmick. No doubt they have a solid team but I am seeing this ARR manipulation more often now.

@passportsevamea My passport renewal application status has been the same for a long time. Request you to help.

@craaftcc @gregisenberg Creating his next course

@gregisenberg Are YOU building anything Greg?

BILLIONS ARE UP FOR GRABS WITH THIS AI WAVE When I was 23, I watched fortunes get minted in the App Store gold rush in Silicon Valley because a handful of founders locked themselves in a room, ignored every shiny distraction, and got absurdly good at one thing...ranking on a brand-new leaderboard. Same playbook today, except the leaderboard updates every sunrise. A new model, a fresh agent, an API nobody saw coming drops daily, and it’s easy to drown in release notes. Treat that overwhelm as proof you’re early. The only way out is to learn and ship your ideas at the same time. Pick a single wedge in the AI stack, go six inches wide and a mile deep, and treat every experiment like a speed-run. Run 30-day cycles: build a micro-agent, thread it through the FYP, measure the spike, double down on what hits, kill everything else. Learn the tools, models, and workflows while you’re shipping...become an experimentation machine that levels up mid-sprint. Keep score in happy customers, not VCs reaching out. Energy matters while the window is cracked open, but focus compounds when it closes. The people who stay rich in the next cycle will be the ones who built distribution and product in the same keystroke, then said “no” 99 times out of 100. Calendar-block four-hour deep-work slabs, stack tiny launches, and let the market whisper which direction to sprint. I'm here to tell you... 1. In five years we’ll call this chapter obvious. Right now it’s pure arbitrage. 2. Like all arbitrage, this window will close. I raised $2M to build a mobile app in 2018. It was too late. It made it 100x more difficult than launching in 2009. 3. There's a reason why Uber, Instagram and most of the mobile app success stories launched in the early app store era not post-covid. 4. you dont need co-founders or a seed round to get started 5. what you build this weekend could be worth millions by next year. new models + new platforms + new use cases = unlimited surface area for innovation. 6. the people who win aren't waiting for permission. they're shipping products and learning the tools simultaneously, treating each launch as data collection. 7. the window is temporary, but the wealth created during it will be permanent. the next Instagram, Uber, and Airbnb equivalents are being built right now with AI at their core. 8. there is a huge unfair advantage in knowing how to prompt, finding new workflows, seeking out new tools 9. the obvious AI use cases (content creation, coding assistance) are already saturated and extremely VC funded. the non-obvious ones (AI for physical world problems, niche industry applications) are wide open. 10. There is millions of dollars up for grabs just wrapping agents and selling them as work. 11. I will be sharing this stuff for free. i want to see you steal my ideas, my workflows, the tools I use and get absurdly wealthy, quit your 9-5, create happy customers and have fun. 12. THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER.

@viraj_sheth Very true, Viraj. Given your calibre and exposure to influential folks, its a great problem for you to solve. Huge opportunity. Practical, accredited micro-schools. Mesa school for kids. Happy to support in any way I can.

recently discovered that my niece’s school fees for 1 year is equal to my entire year of schooling. she studies in a private school, so did I. and I didn’t even study in state board. 3 Lacs for a year of junior schooling is ridiculous. someone needs to disrupt this.

@MarketCrunchAI looks cool! Would love to chat.

@AravSrinivas In beta with 2.5K+ users! We give AI-driven insights + prediction, in under 1 min (we actually do the math/train model). With backtest. No hallucinations: marketcrunch.ai/analyze?t=GOOG… Our mission aligns with your vision @AravSrinivas! Let’s chat 💬

I am inviting someone with an active Bloomberg Terminal subscription to work with us. Together we will build the future of finance research and make it widely accessible. The alpha should be based on who knows to use AI, not who’s paying more for the legacy tools. DMs open.

The Missing Context Graph for Modern Dev Workflows: An AI platform that creates and maintains a live, auto-updated knowledge graph of your codebase, tickets, tests, and production behavior - so every tool (and dev) operates with full awareness of what the code is supposed to do.

Automatic context linking — e.g., code → ticket → design → test → logs. LLM-powered "context sync" agents that can: - Explain a PR in relation to a Jira ticket. - Generate test cases from product specs. - Warn when a new feature breaks a core flow that wasn't touched.

Huge scope for a team that solves for this problem👇 (can become a billion$ business) Current Landscape for Developers Using Multiple AI/Dev Tools -->