Everyone wants a million users and hire KOLs
if you do not have a small sticky userbase first, 100-1000 users got non-scalably, your “growth” efforts are just going to kill you faster
show me an app with 100-1000 DAUs/WAUs. i will tell you how to 10x it easy
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Introducing Universal Apps in Bloom.
The fastest way to build apps that simultaneously work on iOS, Android and web.
Stop rebuilding your app for each platform, ship to all of them from day 1.
Your first universal app is on us, comment and we'll gift you 500 credits 💬💰
i want to hire 4 teenage coders and content creators in ahmedabad for summers
will pay 2x of highest summer stipend you can get
work from a hacker house with other cool builders
share/RT/tag people you know or connect me to schools/colleges i can hire from
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Claude code is open source now
Claude code source code has been leaked via a map file in their npm registry!
Code: pub-aea8527898604c1bbb12468b…
being a founder is super tough and we are here to help
if you are a founder on solana, I am happy to strategise with you on:
- GTM plan
- TVL
- user acquisition
- east vs west BD strategy
feel free to dm me. i will try to reply to everyone
100 likes and I add support for sBPF over the weekend
pro tip for @solana_devs building for the @colosseum frontier hackathon
stop hoping your code is correct.
your ai agent can now mathematically prove it.
qedgen just dropped — it reads your solana program and auto-generates @leanprover proofs until it’s Q.E.D.
proofs, not promises. ∎
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Apple is banning vibecoding apps.
A new generation of personal software is emerging, and Apple is blocking it from reaching iPhone users.
Everyone can build apps now. Just not on iPhone.
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The "I'm not technical" excuse is holding a lot of ops and account management people back. I started with Postman out of curiosity. then reading response and now I actually understand what's happening when an API call fails and can read logs without asking a dev to explain it.
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If you're hiring Full stack, devops, ai or web3 engineers, please reach out at binary.so/d9BOjFE . Since our last post 5 companies hired 9 engineers in ~2-3 days after filling the form.
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Most passionate people try to make the hardest feature first with the most idealist view
Single biggest reason why bad tech often wins
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Higher power spoke. It was 2022 when me and Dharmi first thought of weekly progress as the only way to filter good founders from the performative ones. We used php/mysql to encode this secret formula in buidlso.
6 months and no one believed us. Then Elon Musk emails leaked and everyone chanted the mantra ‘what did you get done this week’. Pmarca, Naval, Balaji, even Paul Graham.
Since then it has been a hard but rewarding journey to spread this gospel.
But the true revelation happened this year when i asked this to Keone Hon and he gave me THE answer.
Me: what did you get done this week?
Keone: not enough
it’s an early sunday morning at the monad founder residency. the weather feels different today. overcast, rainy, quiet. most people are still asleep after last night’s antics.
but not @pareen.
he’s awake. he’s eating his breakfast. no phone, no laptop, no distractions. just him, the rain, and his thoughts.
he stares out into the distance like he’s searching for something. he shifts in his chair, unsatisfied, muttering under his breath.
he isn’t talking to himself. he’s speaking to something else. maybe a higher power.
the words hang in the air like a challenge.
“what did you get done this week?”
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Kernel (@onkernel) provides Crazy Fast Browser Infrastructure. Their API allows developers to instantly launch browsers in the cloud so AI agents can use the internet just like humans do.
ycombinator.com/launches/O5f…
Congrats on the launch, @juecd__ & @rfgarcia!
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Officially not skill issued in neovim anymore.
I built the most memory-efficient file picker UI available in Neovim, and it's the first one to actually use async I/O for file previews. We allocate 3x less memory than the pure lua pickers while mainting custom binary and file index in memory.

























