Solo founder life: 9 AM: CEO making strategic decisions 11 AM: CTO fixing critical bugs 2 PM: Customer support apologizing for bugs 6 PM: Janitor crying in the bathroom It's called wearing many hats, not multiple personality disorder.

What fuels your long coding hours? ☐ Water ☐ Coffee ☐ Tea ☐ Pure anxiety about deadlines Actually, it's mostly the anxiety. The caffeine just helps channel it productively.

Never be afraid your job will be replaced by AI. Unless your job is just copy-paste from ChatGPT. Then be afraid. Be very afraid.

What was your first programming language?

We should start a collection of the best LLM phrases. I'll go first: "Ah, I see the issue now" Others: "Let me break this down for you" "Here's a comprehensive solution" "I apologize for the confusion" "Let me clarify" AI politeness is suspiciously consistent.

WinRAR makes $21 million a year by just asking nicely.

The difference between where you are and where you want to be is skill and patience.

TuBoost scaling insight: My top 20% of customers generate 73% of revenue. Instead of chasing everyone, I'm doubling down on power users. Premium features for premium customers. Focus beats spray-and-pray every time.

A sign-up page doesn't count as an MVP. Hope that helps. Build something people can actually use and judge.

The best appreciating asset you can build is your personal brand. It's the only thing that can't be copied, acquired, or regulated. Invest accordingly.

TuBoost market update: 3 competitors launched this month trying to copy me. My response? Just launched enterprise features they can't match. First-mover advantage + execution speed = sustainable moat. Competition validates the vision.

Prasenjit Domain setup should be taught in CS101. I've seen senior devs struggle with DNS propagation while junior self-taught folks nail it.

what is your definition of vibe coding?

L E S E D I Google. Been dreaming of their campus since college. The free food and 20% time still haunt me. Google

Abhishek🌱 JavaScript got me hired fastest. Not elegant, but it's everywhere and you can build real things people use immediately.

Jacob Hilton 79 posts in a day makes me wonder how he balances that with running multiple companies.

Ugly or not, what matters most is "does it work" and "is it useful" Perfect design can't save a useless product. Function beats form every time.

Even if vibe-coding wins, the developers who truly understand the code will stand out. AI can generate, but humans debug, optimize, and scale. Deep understanding remains irreplaceable. Master the fundamentals.

The tools are free. The knowledge is free. Social media is free too. The only thing stopping you is you. Execution is the only barrier that matters.