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May 4
Damn this growth ~850k impressions
Doubled from yesterday
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Hot Take: The best unknown builders/founders are not quiet. They are buried...
They post messy, unfiltered brainstorms.
They sometimes write badly, with no signs of AI polished posts.
They don’t have a content system
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But when they explain the problem/fix/challenge, you can feel they touched it with their hands...
X is weird because the interesting people often look small first.
Drop one unknown builder more people should follow
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Jun 13
What matters most before launch?
- a clear niche
- a strong demo
- a distribution plan
- one sharp insight
I’ll follow everyone who replies 👀
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Tim retweeted
Jun 11
Which one matters more?
- Positioning
- Distribution
Why?
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Jun 12
Codex is helping an astrophysicist simulate black holes better...
Chi-kwan Chan says current algorithms compute hit a wall. Near a black hole, plasma gets so hot and diffuse that fluid shortcuts stop working...🧵
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Jun 12
2/3) So he uses Codex to propose and test new numerical schemes. Not "AI says the answer" - AI helps explore ideas that humans can verify...
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Jun 12
3/3 That's the real shift: AI as a research multiplier, not a replacement. If science can test every claim, it may be one of AI's best use cases. Where else does this work?
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Jun 12
What kills most SaaS projects?
- Too many features
- No clear buyer
- Bad pricing
- Waiting too long 🧵
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3/4) The more visible the AI, the more people judge the demo instead of the result
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4/4) The winners will feel boring on the surface and magical underneath. What AI product actually feels like this to you?
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Jun 11
Be honest:
What is harder now?
- Shipping
- Getting users
- Staying relevant
- Choosing a niche
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3/4 A lot of founders are not failing on product.
They're failing because nobody can explain why their tool matters in one sentence.
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