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Good trade on #heiusdt now, who shorted it?

@FluentInBizz The edge is combining judgment, creativity, and execution consistently.

Start thinking like the person AI cannot replace. Start working like the person AI cannot replace. Start building like the person AI cannot replace.

@ian_gray Amazing how quickly revolutionary shifts become everyday expectations.

In one career I've watched the internet become mobile, software move to the cloud, social media reshape culture, and AI learn to write. The weird part is how normal all of it feels now.

@nezbuilds @KeplentApp Love the consistency. Small daily progress compounds faster than expected.

Day 10/100 of posting every single day until I hit 1,000 followers. 800 followers now 🚀 Today I: - Kept building @KeplentApp - Continued improving my side project - Connected with more builders and exchanged ideas through DMs - Reviewed projects shared by followers and gave feedback - Kept learning and shipping Consistency beats motivation. What are you building today? Let’s connect 🤝

@MnFounder Stateless by default makes scaling cleaner and operationally simpler.

MCP just went stateless. Every request carries what it needs. No sticky sessions. No shared session stores. Horizontal scaling without the complexity tax.

Extreme honesty builds trust, exposes real problems early, and prevents costly delusions in startups.

If I had to give one piece of advice for startup founders..... EXTREME HONESTY Possibly the greatest life advice I have ever received.

@mac_dev9 Simple systems are often easier to maintain and scale long term.

The older I get as a developer, the more I appreciate simple solutions. Complexity is expensive.

@idovmamane so true!

A lot of developers are treating AI like a threat instead of the biggest leverage upgrade they’ll ever get. The people winning right now aren’t the ones fighting AI. They’re the ones finally building ideas they never had the time, money or team for before.

@DmitryBBLV Reddit and niche communities definitely drive strong early organic discovery.

The most underrated growth channel for indie apps right now: Reddit. Not paid ads. Not cold outreach. Reddit. Three things that work: - Answer real questions in niche subreddits (no pitch, just help) - Post a "I built this" in r/SideProject or r/IMadeThis - Document your build journey in r/startups or r/indiehackers Ads cost money. Reddit costs time. And time pays compounding returns. What's the most unexpected growth channel that's worked for you?

@adiix_official Interesting automation angle, but results like that usually depend heavily on distribution too

this american dev just showed how to make $7,400/month with Claude Code and TikTok ads the entire setup: - grab one GitHub repo. - paste the link into Claude Code. - drop in your logo. - type one sentence about what you want. from that point on, AI does everything writes the script, generates the clips, edits the footage, renders a finalized commercial. ready to post. GitHub: github.com/krusemediallc/… - zero video editors - zero Adobe subscription - zero agency fees - 3 min setup - professional output you’re not making ads. you’re owning an ad factory. the full tutorial is in the video below exact prompts, exact workflow After read the article below it breaks down the exact 6-step pipeline to turn one viral video into 20 originals on autopilot Save this

@BuildWithxAI Auto-playing videos with sound turned on by default.

if you could permanently remove ONE annoying thing from every app… what are you deleting?

@Gavel_on_X 100% agreed

If someone tells you reaching 10,000 followers is easy, they're selling you bullshit. It's not easy. Need daily consistency.

@MoshenetsPolina Hard not to respect that level of resilience and focus.

I traveled back home to Kyiv after years and came under the most massive attack so far. I worked under missiles, yet it proved once again that there are founders taking calls under missile attacks, building from conflict zones, displaced cities, unstable infrastructure, and with no guarantee of tomorrow. AND they still ship. What is your excuse?

@RussellQuantum Clear roadmap signals how early practical quantum still is.

𝗗-𝗪𝗮𝘃𝗲'𝘀 𝟮𝟬𝟯𝟮 𝗥𝗼𝗮𝗱𝗺𝗮𝗽 𝗜𝘀 𝗔𝗻 𝗔𝗱𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻, 𝗡𝗼𝘁 𝗔 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗶𝘀𝗲 D-Wave just set 2032 as its target for 100 logical qubits capable of fault-tolerant computation. The press release calls it a roadmap. What it actually is: a company telling you that genuinely useful quantum computing is still 6 years away.

@offsec97 Frustrating experience. Repeated auth issues can really disrupt momentum. omg

LOL after encountering multiple MFA issues with Codex app and CLI and was able to login again ... continued working until For both, refresh tokens revoked AGAIN What is up with this crap?

@NainsiDwiv50980 Empowering users to build their own workflows feels transformative.

Prediction: In a few years, customers will find it weird that they ever had to ask vendors for new features. Why open a ticket... when AI can build the workflow instantly? That's the future Gigacatalyst is betting on. They've built an embedded AI builder that lets customers create the exact workflows, dashboards, automations, and experiences they need inside a SaaS product. No backlog. No waiting for engineering. No "coming next quarter." Just describe what you want. This feels less like an AI feature... and more like a new software category. Go support the launch 👇 🚀

@joshhfm Good vibes lol

birds are chirping, tokens are burning. it is a good tuesday

@TTrimoreau Building without talking to users first. Learned that lesson.

What’s one thing you would never do again if you had to start over?

@gmenichini If you're already shipping and growing, maybe you don't.

Entertaining the idea of finding a technical co-founder. Product is 100% built, and paying customers are growing... Apparently I can build... & i can GTM/distribute... Tell me why I need a technical co-founder again?

@pmitu True, building got easier; getting attention stayed brutally hard.

Welcome to the new era: 5% fun of vibe coding 95% the horror of marketing