Murtaza A.

3X founder. Built products, led teams & navigated fundraising. Sharing lessons on startups, product, engineering & building from zero

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@DaveWeiFranklin Let's Connect

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Cold truth: If you're a #developer and only networking on LinkedIn you're missing half the industry.

@LinkedIn is where people polish their resumes. @X is where people show their active builds, discuss live tech stacks and troubleshoot in public.

The sheer density of active builders on X rn from local AI engineers to indie game devs is insane.

Where do you find your best technical conversations happen?

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@yuchenz79260729 what kinda game are you working on rn?

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If you're in #tech Let's connect

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@MnFounder just checked out the site, such a cool project to build. are you working on this solo or do you have a small team with you?

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@stunningtechguy Impressive combo, are you building something specific that combines all three or working across a few different projects rn?

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@uzair__afridi impressive, what models are you running in your pipelines rn?

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@Jmcssystems That's an interesting perspective. I think that's what people sometimes overlook. AI can write the code but deciding what's worth building and making sure it actually makes sense still requires human judgment. experience makes a big difference here.

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Unpopular opinion:

Learning to code is still valuable in the age of AI.

AI can generate code.

But understanding what to build, why it works and how to improve it is a different skill.

Don't just learn to prompt. Learn to think like a builder.

What do you think?

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@MnFounder Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@imferdousbappy cool! What kinda app is it? Also curious are you building natively with SwiftUI or using Flutter/React N?

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@itsdavidsnir I'd say you need both. knowing how to code helps you understand the building blocks while software architecture helps you see the bigger picture. one without the other can be limiting

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@JaiOnX20 Followed you! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@uzair__afridi Nice, local AI is evolving so fast. are you mostly running things via Ollama / LM Studio or building custom pipelines with open source LLMs?

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@baegi_dev Thanks for the follow! hit my rate limit for today but I'll catch you with a follow back as soon as X lets me

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@bike2028 Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@stunningtechguy Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@tera_taki7 Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@Krutivijay Would love to. What area are you currently working in?

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@Krutivijay Haha, can't argue with that completely. AI can get you surprisingly far but when things break, you need to understand what's happening under the hood. that's where knowing how to code really matters

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@RyanYanBuilds Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?

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@Ahmadullah_Faiz Likewise! Always great to connect with people in tech. What area are you currently working in?