are you building something you actually want to exist? or something that you think will sell?

just getting in to work my 9-5. 6 more signups came in overnight. nobody here knows what im building. and it feels kinda cool honestly. my 9-5 is not my enemy. it's my funding.

the scariest part of launching is launching to silence. no signups. no hate. just nothing at all. do it anyway.

why does this hero convert so well? i don't want to kill the magic with changes. but some changes are needed.

is it standard to announce a rebrand? well, I rebranded my X account. Lime green is the new black.

you can probably tell when X is down from github heatmaps

if your startup fails, do you have a backup plan?

with 6 more signups and 27 visits our waitlist and visit counts will align this would mean absolutely nothing but who doesn’t love round numbers?

idea: reduce payouts based on em dash quantity

is this what momentum feels like? > build from 9 to 9 then check my email > surprise response from an investor > they want to see our pitch deck > awake until 2 am revising it > months ago it was silence > now i can barely keep up

getting monetized on X is tough. but it also feels like cheating: - build something cool - talk about it online - get paid for it maybe next month?

let’s celebrate the builders on X! Name 3 accounts you follow: 1. most inspiring 2. most interesting 3. most underrated

For some reason this design change is really tempting are quirky landing pages cool in 2026?

end this debate: open ai or gemini?

the worst part about new macbooks: they break when you drop them

I averaged 100 replies/day for 4 weeks results are pretty great: - 400 new followers - 400k impressions engagement is the path to growth

startup idea: a dryer that dries clothes completely the first time