To every marketing person who decides to put 20+ second videos in YouTube ads: Fuck you.

perfectionism check for everyone building in public how bad does it actually slow you down? i keep catching myself spending days on stuff literally no user will ever notice instead of just shipping anyone else stuck in this loop? what helps you actually hit publish

Your job is to build a one-page website where users land from Meta ads. The site needs a hero section, gallery, and contact form submission. What tech stack would you use?

‘X gurus’ told everyone to hit 100 replies a day. Now half the timeline is brain-dead one-liners and emoji spam. Please. Only reply when you actually have something to say, not just to hit your daily quota

If your landing page still has a waitlist in 2025, close the tab, update your resume, and get a job

https://t.co/LGt9jeI6NE Found this gem, hope it finds you well, stranger! Sending the vibes

" I'm building in public to be held accountable "

When choosing a trial payment option for your business, a 7-day free trial means the user starts the trial and only pays if they don't cancel the subscription. With a 7-day money-back guarantee, you must handle refunds, and depending on the payment provider, you may need to

What's the point behind building in public?

Random thoughts Keep on going, play the consistency card

I don't know about you, but my best ideas happen somewhere above the clouds

We had our pitch last week at the StarTech Innovation Fund. Five minutes sounds enough… until you're actually up there. Hopefully we delivered it well. Pitching is definitely something you need to practice. I’ll share more about the project soon. 🚀

I feel like the word "startup" is getting abused these days. A lot of things called startups are really just small businesses. How do you define a startup? (use your words, not chatgpt)

It's funny how people abuse the word "startup" these days. Open a Shopify store? "I run a startup." Build a landing page? "Startup founder." Make an Instagram page? "CEO of a startup." No, my friend, that's a small business. A good business, sure. But not a startup.

I’ve been off for a while, building two projects at the same time. Can’t wait to show them off.

Many YouTube tutorials on "How to X" promote a "post as much as you can" mindset, which often leads to people flooding the internet with low-quality content It's hard to find unique people here on X and establish a meaningful connection

Is it just me or Upwork is made for low tier freelancers? Where do you guys find good and accountable people?

Vibe coding is useless if you don’t actually know how to code.

I think the hardest thing when building something is balancing real life complexity with user simplicity You can add the wildest features but if user feels lost or overwhelmed, it's trash

Best AI tools in the game? I'm exploring