vatsal

chatgpt can never overtake claude chatgpt can never overtake claude chatgpt can never overtake claude chatgpt can never overtake claude chatgpt can never overtake claude

everyone says marketing matters, but most still hide in building because it feels safer until you solve distribution, you’re not building a business, you’re just writing code

@aryanlabde everyone agrees it matters few actually do the work

Almost everyone knows marketing is more important than building now but are you really focusing on it enough? What’s your marketing strategy rn?

@pcshipp building gets you a product marketing gets you a business

2026: 1% building + 99% marketing This what I have learned so far

@michael_timbs ai feels magical until it suddenly doesn’t and reminds you who’s still in control

Banging my head against the desk with Claude today. I've had to throw away every single bit of code its given me today. 4 hours and not a usable piece of code. Absolute shambles. This is worse than Sonnet3.5 was

@Jacobsklug every cycle looks like a bubble until the winners emerge

If you’re just joining us, welcome to the AI bubble.

@Taryl_Ogle ikr

@vatsalcodesit Yes💯

the difference is showing up when nothing is working and no one is watching

unpopular opinion but the internet doesn’t reward the best product, it rewards the most known one

@yashhq_22 distribution beats product when everyone can build

Everyone's building AI tools. Nobody's building an audience. The tool with distribution wins.

@KateBour the leverage moved from doing to thinking

Old game: Good work attracts clients New game: Good thinking attracts clients

@unusual_whales ai contributed to the economy but your pedo president took it all to fight iran

"Massive investment in AI contributed basically zero to US economic growth last year," per Goldman Sachs

@unusual_whales early tech always looks useless right before it compounds

everyone’s building faster but still no one knows how to get users

@matt_gray_ content without intent is just noise

Most founders create content with no clear destination. Every single piece of content should have one primary goal.

@matt_gray_ scaling starts when you stop being the bottleneck

Building a business that runs without you requires an obsession to letting go. scaling it requires restraint. Start small: Stop solving and start coaching. Document decisions and set standards. Your job shifts from doing --> designing.

@frantzfries narratives are loud and numbers are louder

narrative: saas dead, everyone can build saas now, saas dead reality: every week is our best week ever

@aditiitwt they’re training for exams while the industry is training for outcomes

Colleges still forcing students to write every line of code from scratch, on that outdated IDEs they’ll never touch in industries… instead of teaching how to actually use modern tools, frameworks, and workflows Meanwhile in the industry: → AI is writing a huge chunk of code already → Devs are focusing more on architecture, decisions, scaling & fixing the bugs rather than coding mannually → Teams ship products faster with ai agents Speed + problem solving >>>>> syntax memorization In fact, many companies now focusing on shipping fast at start instead of writing everything manually and developers are shifting toward design, judgment, and system thinking over writing code from scratch The skill isn’t writing code anymore. It’s knowing how to use ai efficiency, and how to build & scale the product fast

@heyizmadz attention is easy, conversion is the real skill

Organic content changed my life. - costs $0 - compounds fast - insanely high ROI I used it to go full time on X. The problem? Everyone’s posting. Few are converting.

@heyblake it gets away with bugs because the output is still worth it

Claude is lucky it's so good, because it is the buggiest web app in human history

@LeilaHormozi real friendships grow with you not against you

If improving your life threatens a friendship, the friendship was conditional on you staying the same.