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I took a break from X and it seems like no one is posting much anymore.
Was it just summer hype?
If you are still building, then lets connect! I miss my old active feed
Took a little break from X since I’m on vacation
Lets connect. I’m locked in and need more founders to network with
Building in public is starting to feel like a second project.
Half the time I’m actually building.
The other half I’m trying to make what I built look interesting online.
How do you guys post consistently without letting it take over the real work?
What’s one AI feature that instantly makes a product worse?
For me, it’s when every app adds a chatbot instead of fixing the actual product.
I think I’m addicted to starting projects.
The second the fun part is over and it turns into fixing bugs, polishing things, and actually shipping, I suddenly have a “better” idea.
How do you guys get through the boring part?
I’ll be working on a project, then I see someone building the same thing way better and it completely kills my motivation.
What do you guys do when that happens?
I thought 100,000+ impressions meant my account was growing.
It didn’t.
109 replies under bigger accounts brought me 3 followers.
18 posts of my own brought me 217.
I was optimizing the wrong number.
Insane how it took this long for him to join X
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
The best part of AI Twitter is finding builders before they become “obvious.”
That’s who I want on my timeline.
The most interesting AI company on X probably has:
• 12 users
• a bad logo
• 300 followers
• one founder who refuses to quit