800 followers in 5 days. Honestly, I didn't expect this much support so quickly. Thank you to everyone who's following, replying, and connecting with me. ❤️

Hey @grok, how many years until AI can do 90% of a software engineer's job? Give me your honest estimate.

WHAT IS HAPPENING ON X?! 🤯 I've gained 250 followers TODAY. Now I'm seeing what consistency can do. I'm not stopping. 🚀

I'm looking to connect with more people building cool things. AI 🤖 SaaS 💻 Startups 🚀 Build in public 📢 Drop what you're building. Let's support each other!

Tech people. Founders. Engineers. Indie hackers. I’m always looking to connect with more people building cool things. If that’s you, say hi 👋 Let’s connect!

Getting to 100 SaaS customers is 10x harder than going from 100 to 1,000. 0 to 100 is manual founder-led sales, cold emails, and fixing churn on individual calls. Once 100 people pay you every month without churning, you have a distribution problem, not a product problem.

REPURPOSE YOUR BEST WORK. The tweet that did 50k views 4 months ago? New followers never saw it. Rewrite the hook. Ship it again.

You don't need a massive audience to make six figures online. You need 100 people who trust your expertise and buy your solution.

The most profitable companies on earth solve boring problems: logistics tracking, payroll compliance, dental insurance, and HVAC billing.

If your software doesn't save the buyer time, make them money, or reduce their compliance risk, they will cancel by month 2.

What is one piece of career advice you followed for years that turned out to be completely terrible?

What is your current screen time on your smartphone today? Check your settings and drop the honest number below.

Drop your product link below if you have under 100 paying customers. Let's get some eyes on early-stage builders.

Complete this sentence: True developer happiness is ______________.

Drop your favorite VS Code / Cursor extension that you cannot live without.

Don't build features to please everyone. Build features that make your top 5% of power users feel like superheroes who can never leave.

Building in stealth mode without talking to users is just hiding your fear of market rejection behind a cloak of false mystery.

Great engineers don't write complex code to show how smart they are. They write code so painfully simple that anyone can debug it at 2 AM.

ENGINEERS, SETTLE THIS: does Next.js SSR make sense behind an authenticated login wall? Or are we overcomplicating SPAs?

FOUNDERS, SETTLE THIS: does your SaaS need a blog? Or are programmatic comparison pages the only SEO that converts?

FOUNDERS, SETTLE THIS: does lifetime access ever make sense for SaaS? Or is it a mortgage on your future for a quick hit of dopamine?