The hardest part of learning tech isn’t coding. It’s staying patient when nothing works, but still showing up the next day.

I think every ai chat app should have this feature!

posted my app demo and got 3 likes total my mom, a friend, and some bot that's when i realized silence stings way more than criticism need way more brutal feedback or just tell me it sucks anything's better than the void send help

friday night plans: ☐ Party ☐ Netflix ☑️ debugging yet another edge case

quick poll: building your product this weekend or completely unplugging either way, you're probably doing your future self a favor

Don't forget to enjoy your life while you're building! I see so many people posting they grind 24/7 no time for fun. That's stupid. Do both. Build a life you enjoy not one that imprisons you to grind 24/7

The best thing you can do for personal growth is to travel the world Culture shock is literal mental expansion

From 0 to 25 followers in 48 hours 🤯 I never really used X before and I didn't know it can happen so fast ✨ curious about what is still coming...

Me: dreams of X fame Also me: spends 3 hours scrolling for a profile pic that doesn't make me cringe Still me: picks the same blurry photo from 2022

perfectionism is just procrastination in a suit i keep tweaking the same thing forever instead of just shipping it meanwhile someone else puts out the "worse" version and actually helps people done is always better than perfect still trying to get this through my own head

45 in 72h

why do most vibe-coded websites feel like deja vu?

stop overthinking. ship it this week.

building Pinio — just me (&Claude Code) 🫡 Tech stack: 📱 React Native + Expo 🗄️ Supabase 💸 RevenueCat 📊 Sentry fully TypeScript, cross-platform (iOS/Android) always learning & improving

what’s one underrated growth hack everyone sleeps on? 🧐

pretty wild - in just 4 days of consistent posting I've grown to 66 followers! never thought I'd see this kind of growth on X small wins feel amazing 🎉 how was your start on here?