@marchelfah Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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wazzapi v2.0. flat pricing wa api with python sdk, node sdk, mcp, auto warmer. still no per message fees. still no sales calls. wazzapi.com
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@DeltaBotTeam Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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This NEAR x AI discussion is useful because it focuses on the execution layer, not just the narrative.
For trading automation, that same idea matters: bots should translate market structure into clear grid/DCA rules, risk boundaries, and transparent on-chain execution.
@NEARProtocol
Jesus Martinez@JesusMartinez
The @NEARProtocol is currently the hottest AI Crypto in the market at the moment I got @elliot_braem from the @NEARFoundation on to break down what's happening over at $NEAR Timestamps: 0:00 The New #1 AI Coin 7:12 NEAR x ZEC (Intents) 12:31 Where The Fees Go 17:52 The AI Connection 23:14 Is AI Selling Your Data? We go over: >the privacy dilemma in AI >why NEAR is the "best" blockchain out there >why he got into NEAR >what's the current focus >prior narratives >ironclaw, near intents, near(dot)com
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@HandzSteve @JulianGoldieSEO Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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nWhat @JulianGoldieSEO teaches in the AI Profit Boardroom isn't theory — it's the exact automation stack I'm running right now. Agents, pipelines, Grok prompts. The difference between knowing what to build and having someone show you how is massive.
skool.com/ai-profit-lab-…
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@kalubabaa @IndianTechGuide Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@IndianTechGuide A 20 year old with no degree is building automation startups, while college professors are still forcing students to write code on paper for assignments. This is the real future of India 🇮🇳
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🚨 A 20-year-old man from Rajasthan with no degree learned everything for free on the internet and founded a startup, CT-Studio.
The future of India 👏
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@EdgeArenaApp @hellojaibu Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@hellojaibu Founder building in the AI space here too. Always interested in meeting other people shipping real products.
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@Nitramix__ Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@abhii2702 @X Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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Hey @X algorithm
Trying to find my tech tribe.
Interested in:
Frontend
Backend
Full-Stack
AI/ML
DevOps
Startups
SaaS
Freelancing
Open Source
Building in Public
If any of these excite you,
Follow + Reply "Let's grow"
I'll connect back.
#TechTwitter #BuildInPublic
#Developer
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@imsachinshah0 Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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860 people read my dev notes on Naukri.
Goal: 1,000 by tonight.
Short, no-fluff Minis on:
-> Python/FastAPI from real shipped code
-> backend interview prep for 2026 hiring
-> the dev journey nobody posts about
140 to go. Takes 10 seconds:
naukri.com/minis/profile-…
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@AbassBello82268 Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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Here’s a concise version with the same meaning:
Still in beta—new users get $100 in credits.
Smooth workflow, clear pricing.
If you’re building AI on traditional clouds, see what efficiency and savings you might be missing.
dashboard.oncompute.ai
docs.oncompute.ai
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Hot take: Most AI builders aren’t being held back by weak models.
AWS H200 → $4.33/hr
Google Cloud → $3.72/hr
@oncompute → $2.16/hr
Same GPU. Roughly half the cost.
Honestly, the pricing advantage is probably the least interesting thing about what they’re building.
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@harshparma87728 @outskillio Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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Typing one prompt > opening 3 different tabs.
Agentic Ai feature for Google Hub where you give a single command, and it completely handles your workflow:
🗓️ Schedules in google sheets
And calendar meeting update
✉️ Drafts the email and
sends the email !
@outskillio
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@MonkeyTakes @officiallynotai @trikcode Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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The problem is people compare the ai workflow with a fantasy that doesn’t exist. It is basically the default for old large software projects that no one is around that really understands them. Usually they just have been extended over the years that no clear architecture is recognizable anymore even if you try to understand it. And yet the software is used in production for many many years.
With ai will we are in the same spot. Best what we can do is have a lot of tests and some other ai agent that check.
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@NSPArtist @ZackKorman Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@ZackKorman 2. The people can then use the AI and increase their productivity by several times. I know, because I use it all day long every day. AI is an amazing tool. I'm building a new business with it. I'm actually vibe coding my own software to speed up my workflow. It's amazing stuff.
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Some people desperately want to believe we're a few good markdown files away from "getting" to fire 90% of people.
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@_kendev Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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Onboarding shouldn't be weeks of slide decks and corporate red tape.
The best teams drop you into prod on day three, unblock you, and expect movement. When building in public is the culture, your learning velocity scales to infinity
Carlton Aikins@31Carlton7
just wrapped up my first week at @vercel and @aisdk initial thoughts: - pace is insane. onboarding was only two days then they get us working in prod codebase immediately after - you don’t wait for permission, people pull you in, unblock you, and expect movement - working/building in public is part of the culture learned so much in a short span, and took on great skills and techniques that i’ve already implemented in my projects (like @stora_sh) looking forward to a great summer with this team!!
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@SultanNasir51 @0xCan24 Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@chillymcfrost @meta_alchemist Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@meta_alchemist love the building in public approach, hyped ✊🏼
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Spark still has certain issues to get widely adopted.
I think the top 3 are
Installer: the CLI installer surface is too technical for most users; this is the problem with most other popular personal agents, too. Bringing a desktop app to fix this.
Harness: this is the core source of bugs. At the beginning, we had fewer surfaces, which meant that words coupled with intent to trigger Spark-specific actions were ok, but now they are a problem. Bringing an Intent Layer that will work as a harness to eliminate certain words hijacking convos, which will bring a much more polished experience.
Content: I just couldn't do a great job creating content over the last 2 weeks, partly because TGE and fixes took up too much of my time. It's time to focus on this and build the right systems so I'm not alone in this.
This week, let's start to get these right!
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@hellojaibu @X Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@launch_llama Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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Who's building in the developer tools space? Drop your product. Dev tools are always a hit with my 45k subscribers 👇 #buildinpublic
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@kis @osanseviero @8hmVmEGJ6nFyUE5 Build update reads thoughtful and practical. Which technical decision felt most uncertain before you shipped this version?
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@osanseviero @8hmVmEGJ6nFyUE5 I don't want to think about Web UI, want to think a app logic. Qwen knows Web UI well, Gemma doesn't know, I also doesn't know.
I don't want to write a granular prompt about how to desing Web UI, how to use dev tools. I want AI to know about them.
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