It doesn't take much technical depth to build in tech. Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Larry Ellison - all visionaries, people that understood the market needs and supplied the demand. Focus on the vision and the market, let AI do the coding.

In a world full of cheap copies, what makes a product unique?

The next big thing will be distributed AI systems - the fusion between AI and blockchain. Bookmark this.

Meta publicly announcing that they will start collecting private DMs for AI training is a huge win for @telegram. Everyone who cares about privacy will migrate. @grok , what is your stance on this?

In B2B SaaS the first mover is almost never the winner. They burn money on educating the leads and convincing them the product is a must-have. Don't fear the ice-breakers

Is it just me or @OpenAI has fallen far behind the competition? Proof that the ice-breaker is almost never the winner. Let your competitors who think they have the 'first mover advantage' warm the market and educate the clients before launching your product.

This is how bubbles are created

The people that built the world we live in today did not get distracted by small things because their goals were of greater importance. Live for something bigger than yourself.

Results only come from action. Don't expect the situation to change is you only 'think' of solutions.

Starting a tech business targeting a messy sector in a specific non-US country is the smartest move. You basically avoid 99% of competition

Ideas don't come out fully formed. Don't try to force a 'perfect' idea from day 0. Change and refine one you start executing.

Real talk.

Between a complex tool written by a human coder and a tool generated with no code the client will always choose the cheaper one if the functionality is the same. The technical complexity doesnt impress anyone

Your RAM when you run AI Agents in Docker containers

90% of apps built with No Code tools

An average engineer with a great idea will always beat a great engineer with an average idea. With AI around tech complexity is not a bottleneck anymore

How are you positioned for the fourth industrial revolution? #AI #tech

Rational difficulty and irrational simplicity look the same

'Free API credit limit reached'

Indentation in python, who can relate to this? ✋