I’m fully serious now about “X.” Well… not my ex I just bought X Premium Over the last 1.5 years, I’ve made $300K from my AI SaaS, completely bootstrapped 🚀 Now I’m verified on X I’m basically nobody on Twitter right now, but let’s see how fast I can change that

In the next one week, I will hire two of the smartest people I can find. You could be a founder, an individual contributor, or someone who has worked in marketing and sales and knows how to execute, think outside the box, and get shit done. Tell me your expected salary and what you are best at. If you are the right fit, I promise I will make you millionaire.

Is Polsia’s revenue actually real? Looks like some people have already started digging into it. The whole “AI slop” angle is pretty interesting. Apparently, you can access their revenue publicly through their APIs as well, and their churn rate looks dangerously alarming. sitebloom.ch/writing/polsia-… zero-arr.vercel.app/

I watched thousands of hours of UI/UX videos, but we still make mistakes - even with an incredible UI/UX team. And those mistakes cost us a fortune S o what’s the lesson? You can’t just watch videos and read books and expect to become a great founder You have to build it Sell it Get tons of users Make mistakes Learn from them Simple Without hands-on experience, you can’t become a great entrepreneur

Today I accidentally became the intern for my AI agents. I carried my laptop around like it was on life support: screen awake hotspot on power banks ready everything set up so they could keep building while I was out Came back home expecting progress. Instead, I found the most 2026 problem ever: The agent had paused at step one, politely waiting for permission to access the repo. So yes, AI can now code while you sleep. But only after you click “Allow.”

“Forward Deployed Engineer” sounds like someone just rebranded a consultant and made it sound cooler 💀

13,000,000 Million Views, We are cooking every week it’s becoming normal for us to have viral content every single week. We are THE power of mastering content and organic growth.

Two YC founders from Poland @SzymonRybczak and Ukraine @ryanushevskyi and two amazing investors (one of them an early investor of @ElevenLabs) Seriously, I can’t remember the last time we had such a dense gathering of so many talented founders in one place in Warsaw No BS talk, either build or get the f**k out I absolutely loved it and can’t wait to have more events like this in the coming days with people who are actually building, grinding, and selling taking companies from zero to one Thank you, @nur_daulet_ & @Matěj for hosting this

One thing many high performers seem to share: they stay focused on building for an unusually long time.

People misunderstand Poland. Real estate cannot be the only respected investment path forever. Just because Poland has less venture capital than the U.S. doesn’t mean Poland is poor. The real difference is mindset, risk appetite, and ecosystem maturity. After attending the YC Stockholm event and talking with YC founders and Paul Graham, one thing became very clear to me: If I want to build a “Made in Poland” unicorn at global scale, San Francisco is still the best place in the world right now. And trust me I actually want to be wrong. But the speed, ambition, founder density, and capital deployment in SF are still unmatched. A few thoughts after my trip: 1️⃣ Poland still has very few YC founders compared to ecosystems like Stockholm. That doesn’t mean Poland lacks talent. We absolutely have world-class founders, engineers, and builders. The problem is: We are not identifying, supporting, and exposing the highest-potential founders early enough. YC Stockholm felt different because the ecosystem constantly pushes ambitious people into rooms with other ambitious people. That compounds over time. 2️⃣ Stockholm ecosystems move slower culturally, but they still win in startups and VC. Why? Because the ecosystem supports risk-taking. In Poland, people often work harder, worry more about survival, and hustle like crazy. But hard work alone is not enough. You also need: Ambitious capital Founder culture Global thinking Mentorship Second-time founders reinvesting A society that respects startup risk Hosting startup events alone will never build the “SF of Central Europe.” We need to change the mindset around investing, ambition, and failure. Real estate cannot be the only respected investment path forever. 3️⃣ Stockholm has incredible founders. But Poland also has cracked founders. The difference is visibility, network effects, and ecosystem maturity. At YC Stockholm, I saw young founders traveling there just to learn from the best builders in the world. That culture matters. The next generation of elite founders is built through proximity. I genuinely believe Poland can produce globally iconic companies and it’s already happening. Just look at the cracked founders behind ElevenLabs and Booksy. But they didn’t build those companies fully based in Poland. Now you already know the answer why ? Poland, we need to stop thinking small.

This Stripe graph clearly shows one thing: Even when our MRR goes down, we bounce back We don’t give up. We keep building the best Product VOSU is building the best Agentic CreativeOS for Generative Media

Ever had your server crash at the airport, and you’re rushing to fix it while your flight is boarding? Absolute chaos

Today is May Day half the world is taking the day off. But builders and founders… did you commit or release a new feature today? Share it with me if I find it valuable, I’ll buy a subscription

Bootstrapping startup is hard super hard. People who are doing it, continue without having tons of cashback my salute to you. Keep building, don’t give up. You are the amazing founders too

Builder & founders what do you think are the chances I could get a coffee meeting with @antonosika Let’s make the EU great again

I really didn’t expect Stockholm’s startup scene what I saw yesterday was a “what the f***” moment*** 1,340 attendees, 3000 on the waitlist Two years ago: 200 Before that it was 40 @gustaf can’t thank you enough for bringing all these amazing minds together in one place.