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Send 123 emails. 1 gets you a client.
Make 123 posts. 1 goes viral.
Read 12 books. 1 changes your life.
More effort increases LUCK.
Losers get bitter.
Winners get better.
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Send 123 emails. 1 gets you a client.
Make 123 posts. 1 goes viral.
Read 12 books. 1 changes your life.
More effort increases LUCK.
Losers get bitter.
Winners get better.
The easiest way to stand out online?
Say what everyone is thinking but no one is saying.
This moment changed my entire life.
LMAO, we’re in an era where if you want something, just build it...
Someone just built a browser agent using the Browser Use API and generated the entire code with Replit Agents for just $6.14.
You don’t have to pay $200 to try Operator.
From the very beginning, one of our main goals was: Typing math should be as natural as typing plain text. No syntax, no coding—just start typing, no learning required
your nervous system replays the past + predicts the future based on old data. if you don’t reprogram it you’ll literally keep reliving the same patterns.
“How’s your startup doing, Daniel?”
Me, a new indie hacker:
Hard seasons separate the comfortable from the committed.
Everything begins tomorrow
Engaging more is the secret.
The wildest ideas started with unpolished prototypes:
If your first version isn’t a bit embarrassing, you’re waiting too long to launch. Don’t fear the „messy start“, it’s where the magic begins
we just used @Replit agent to build a browser agent 🤯
you might not want to give @OpenAI your $200 just yet...
this cost $6.14 to build.
here it is browsing @ProductHunt and making a list from a prompt...
New Order | Blue Monday (4K)
It was released as a 12-inch single on 7 March 1983 through Factory Records. It appears on certain cassette and CD versions of New Order’s second studio album, Power, Corruption & Lies (1983). #NewOrder #PostPunkTV
“The big winners pay for thousands of failed experiments.”
~ Jeff Bezos
I used to think my life was boring.
So what do I talk about?
As I started writing on X….
I’d spend hours searching for the next life changing idea to talk about.
I saw big creators going viral talking about their romance stories and daily life.
It looked so easy for them.
Yet there I was starting at my blank PC screen and feeling like punching it every time I struggled to find interesting ideas to talk about.
So I gave up.
I quit chasing after the next big idea.
And thought I’d give a try to sharing my “boring” life:
Somehow, I saw success with it.
My bunny picture went viral.
My story about quitting university got 100’s of people reaching out and sharing relatable stories to mine.
People were reading my “boring” stories.
But why?
This is nothing special….or ground shattering…why would anyone read it?
People want relatability.
They’re more likely to read to your story about getting fired than a story of scaling to $10,000/month because it’s more relatable.
Sure, big goals are cool to share.
But you won’t be jumping out of an airplane every single day.
You don’t need to chase after the next goal to have something to talk about.
Because your life is already the story you’re searching for.
And that small idea you have...
Could potentially change someone’s day.
Share it.
1960s: “COBOL will let non-programmers build software!”
2000s: “UML diagrams will let non-programmers build software!”
2010s: “No-code platforms will let non-programmers build software!”
2020s: “GPT-3 will let non-programmers build software!”
2022: “Copilot will let non-programmers build software!”
2023: “GPT-4 will let non-programmers build software!”
2024: “GPT-4o will let non-programmers build software!”
2025: “o3-mini-high will let non-programmers build software!”
We are still far from a normal individual who can copy/paste their way to actual production apps.
AI supercharges developers, not remove them.
the three most important paragraphs of this century
Being bitter about wealth is a good way to ensure you'll never become rich. Why would you do anything to bring you closer to something you despise?
Level 1: I sell a product.
Level 2: I sell the outcome of the product.
Level 3: I sell the emotional benefits of the outcome.
banger @shl
The classic software startup writes code to solve users' problems. If AI makes writing code more of a commodity, understanding users' problems will become the most important component of starting a startup. But it already is.