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You hate Cluely. I know you do. Read our manifesto: sybaucluely.com

I convinced @wilsonsfh_ to build in public this is his first video check out @dogbuilds on Instagram :D

missing this! supper with @AITinkerers @ElevenLabs & the gang @yongquanYQ @wilsonsfh_ @unprofeshme 😋

@AnnieLiao_2000 @buildclub_ @singtelinnov8 @picocreator @Calclavia @wilsonsfh_ and I are hosting cool stuff for young builders end-June, would love to get in touch!

excited to share that @buildclub_ community is officially live in Singapore in partnership with @singtelinnov8! 🇸🇬 last night, 250 builders gathered to witness the launch thanks Serena Lam, @picocreator, @Calclavia and more for demoing! if you want to get involved, we have some incredible exciting things in store (please reply or reach out!)

@brianchew I needed this

one day: your death will come on an ordinary day, with unfinished plans still waiting, and the world will keep moving. so live a little! there’s more to life than work, technology, or ai. here’s one of my favourite songs to get you through the rest of the day 🫶🏻 open.spotify.com/track/3E2Mi9Me…

possibly the most underdressed duo at a corporate conference with @wilsonsfh_ at Asia Tech X Singapore bless IMDA Singapore for the invite <3

why be an abg cmo when you can be an abg ceo?

@ktoya_me showing us how many times “can” and “cannot” were said at the @aiDotEngineer conference turns out we are an optimistic bunch in tech!

@wilsonsfh_ why is bro posting from the toilet

thanks @hehuabuilds for the invite, pretty cool event! met some software engineering people and had a good chat. ps food was bussing

quit brainrot. unfollow trolls. read essays. go down rabbit holes. have a calendar. maintain a todo list. read old books. watch old movies. turn on dnd. walk with intent. eat without youtube. chew more. train without music. plan for 15 mins. execute. organise your desk. take something seriously. read ancient scripts. act fast. find bread. eat clean. journal. save a life. learn to code. read poetry. create art. stay composed. refine your speech. optimise for efficiency. act sincere. help people. be kind. stop doing things that waste your time. follow your intuition. craft reputation. learn persuasion. systemise your day (or don’t). write. write. write. write more. iterate violently. leave your phone at home. walk to the grocery store. talk to strangers. feed the dogs. visit bookstores. look for 1800s novels. experience art. then love. sit with a monk and offer them lunch. don't talk shit about people. embody virtue. sit alone. do something with your life. what do you want to create? turn off your mind. play. play a sport. combat sports. notice fonts in trees. fall in love. notice patterns on a table. visualise it. talk to people with respect. don't hate. be loving. be real. become yourself. cherrypick your qualities. discard the useless. rejections aren't permanent. invite what aligns. accept what does not. read great people. be different. choose different. do great work. let it consume you. lose your mind. value your time. experience life.

@ZixuanLi_ @SherryYanJiang you were phenomenal at AIE!!

My AI Engineer Singapore journey: Most exciting: First time traveling abroad after joining Z.ai, and my very first English talk on stage. Most challenging: Spoke in a three-speaker session alongside OpenAI and Google DeepMind, with Z.ai presenting third. Survived, and realized that people did like some of the things I shared. Most surprising: Met the @MiniMax_AI team three times, and each time we talked for at least half an hour. Instead of discussing AI, we talked about humans. Most rewarding: Learned a lot from deep conversations with @GeoffreyHuntley , @sarahookr, @picocreator, and many other wonderful guest speakers. Biggest regret: Did not have enough time to talk with everyone I wanted to know. Proudest moment: Stayed until the very end of every event. Got a lot of positive feedback when people had heard of GLM and Z.ai. When they had not, it felt just as meaningful to introduce what we are building. Funniest part: As one of the major sponsors, somehow did not look like a sponsor at all. No booth, no side events, and not much sponsor presence prepared on our side. More like a group of friends showing up to support the community. Thanks to @aiDotEngineer, 65 Labs, all the organizers, speakers, builders, friends, and my team who made these days so memorable. I truly want to @ all of you, but I am afraid I might miss someone, so please take this as an @ from my heart. See you at the next AI Engineer event, and see you again in Singapore soon.

single until series B is the moat @aiDotEngineer

I’m one of 20 sponsored students selected to attend @aiDotEngineer. I’m specifically excited to learn about how design moulds user behaviour & connect with folks building consumer, hardware, or web3. also looking for my next adventure after Open Government Products: so if you’re hiring in product management, operations, or growth hmu!! much gratitude to @65labslah and all the ecosystem builders who made this possible <3 p.s. single till Series B. supcareer.app

@wilsonsfh_ @65labslah @aiDotEngineer @unprofeshme @brianchew time for singapore to become X-pilled

thanks to people @65labslah and who were part of the pay it forward movement, i am 1 of 20 students sponsored a ticket to head to @aiDotEngineer happening in Singapore also got mega encouraged to be active on X by @unprofeshme and @brianchew and will be hanging out more here💡

@sherifgjini big congrats and keep it up!! momentum compounds :-)

Woke up to the third paid customer! This is unreal. StorePix is solving a real problem, and people are paying for it. Thank you for using StorePix kind people.

I highkey forgot that we got a feature on Business Insider (too busy building zzz) but yeah lfg #startups

We built this @ the TinyFish Singapore Hackathon! -- Ripple is a agentic lead intelligence platform that turns the open web into a warm lead engine for businesses. Most sales tools start with a list. Ripple starts with presence. We use computer vision to identify professionals in real time at events — conferences, trade shows, networking sessions — by matching faces against a continuously updated index of publicly available profiles: speaker pages, GitHub, LinkedIn public pages, company bios. People who have chosen to be findable on the open web. Layer on audio and behavioral signals — sentiment, engagement, group clustering, time spent — and Ripple builds a complete picture of who's in the room, how interested they are, and how well they fit your ICP. The output is a prioritized lead pipeline with enriched follow-up cards for each person: who they are, what they've been working on, why they're worth talking to, and a suggested opener grounded in their own public work. Scored, staged, and pushed to your CRM in under 60 seconds. And it's built with privacy at the core. Ripple uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify identity matches without ever storing or transmitting raw biometric data. With no CSV imports and cold sequences, there's no more spray and pray. Just warm context on the people already showing up, powered by the open web as a living database. The open web is cold. Ripple turns your leads warm in under 60 seconds. #TheTinyFishHackathon #TinyFish #OpenAI #AcaciaCollege #BuildInPublic

@mohantyabhijit @gabrielchua @Steve_Yegge @OpenAI @OpenAIDevs yayay thanks for the support! :D

@gabrielchua @Steve_Yegge @OpenAI @OpenAIDevs This was by @hehuabuilds

Let’s gooooooo

@sentrytoast yayy thanks for sharing our demo! it's in production here: supcareer.app

2/ Ace @hehuabuilds (SUP) -- a career copilot for students: aggregates job listings (LinkedIn/Indeed/JobStreet + company sites), optimises/personalises resumes per application, and includes a resume builder with ATS reverse-engineering + editing CV with natural language.

just got back from the inaugural @OpenAI Codex Meetup in 🇸🇬, co-hosted with @Singtel. here's a recap ⬇️🧵 @OpenAIDevs @gabrielchua @agrimsingh @brianchew

I thought the 2025 IPOs were interesting but man 2026 has way more to come

so we won 1st place at the TRAE x MiniMax hackathon in Singapore 🇸🇬 what should I spend the $500 on? #hackathon