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The software dev world is leveling up fast. Python vs assembly isn't even the right comparison anymore With AI cranking out code, we're moving from writing every line to designing systems and constraints Are we ready to shift from writing details to just verifying output?

The software dev world is leveling up fast. Python vs assembly isn't even the right comparison anymore With AI cranking out code, we're moving from writing every line to designing systems and constraints Are we ready to shift from writing details to just verifying output?

Anthropic's new research on agent autonomy feels like a real engineering milestone for trustworthy AI. Is "steerable AI" finally moving beyond hype?

AI was supposed to lighten the load But startup folks are still grinding 12-hour days as expectations skyrocket More like a hustle trap than the freedom AI promised

Engineering in 2025 isn't about writing code anymore ◆ AI agents do the work ◆ you orchestrate the workers ◆ manage AI, not write functions The real crisis? Identity loss for engineers who can't let go of the keyboard

Day in the life of an OpenClaw wrapper founder: 7:20 - wake up to “your container is down” 7:37 - realize it’s because you saved $0.42 on RAM 10:30 - customer asks if the agent can replace their entire team 12:00 - investors: what’s the defensibility? 12:01 - google: what is

Day 1 building You're a technical founder shipping features Day 180 You realize the product is only 30% of the battle Marketing and distribution is where you actually live now

Late-night coding isn't hustle porn It's a strategic weapon when you're racing giants Speed compounds: ⚡ Ship before they plan 📈 Build momentum while they debate 🎯 Earn validation while they optimize ✨ Stack wins before they notice Perfect execution loses to rapid

AI made shipping fast. So what's your moat now? - Not the code (Claude writes that) - Not the speed (everyone ships in 15 min) - Your taste in what to build - Your sense of distribution - That weird feature nobody else thought of Technical execution got commoditized overnight.

Building in public isn't vanity. Those follower milestones? Waitlist numbers? That's fuel when you're grinding solo.

The new founder playbook: - Build with AI (10x faster) - Post your progress publicly - Hire for viral potential - Every feature = content opportunity Distribution isn't separate from building anymore.

Lol, why are some people like this ? Who hurt them !

OK Kimi Claw is a joke.. I want my $40 back😠

AI made building easy Marketing is still hard Most side hustlers still treat it backwards

Fuck, my hosting provider for https://t.co/Rbrut7qd5E has run out of all hosts in North America... wtf 😭

Oh wow! Apparently we're number 2 in fastest growing startups ? @marclou how exactly is this computed.. I certainly don't feel like that MRR wise.. https://t.co/FIIUIqltlm

Reinstalling OpenClaw on your work laptop after the IT team tells you no

The 'building in public' growth loop: Small milestone celebrations create audience investment in your journey What happens: 🎯 You hit 300 followers, share the win 📈 People who engage feel part of it 🔄 They check back to see progress 💪 Each milestone deepens connection 🚀

Day 371 Yesterday we hit 1k MRR and today we crossed 2k MRR with https://t.co/4in1KjlaYV :) Funny how revenue growth works.. To the outsiders it probably looks like a weekend success but the reality is different...

"Find a technical co-founder" used to be the golden rule. Now? Non-tech founders with AI agents are shipping faster than CS grads who won't touch the tools. Credentials don't build products anymore. AI-native habits do.