Dave.dev

Money.101 · CS (AI & Data) @ UTS · building things ·

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

Are you a real developer?

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

pov: you start posting content about your startup

people you know:

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

I’ll be your first paid user.

drop your startup below.

one line: what it does, who it’s for, link.

i’ll reply to every one i can actually use.

no pitch decks. no “we’re building the future of x.”

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

share your work <3

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

Founders, be honest.

What do you like doing more?

1. Building
2. Marketing

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

I'm looking to connect with those interested in:
→ Frontend
→ Backend
→ Full Stack
→ DevOps
→ LeetCode
→ AI/ML
→ Data Science
→ UI/UX
→ DSA
→ Startups.

Building, learning, coding, or growing in tech? Let's connect

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

@gauraavvii Hi

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

If AI can build an entire startup in a weekend…

What's stopping everyone from becoming a founder?

[Dave.dev @DavelayconOG]

Been using Orca to run multiple AI coding agents at once. Here's what it's actually for, in plain terms.

The problem: agents are fast, but one at a time means you're stuck waiting. Put several in the same folder and they overwrite each other's work.

The fix: Orca gives every task its own copy of the project on its own branch. Agents work in parallel without colliding, and you review and merge only what's good.

Best for: separate tasks running at the same time, giving one task to two agents and keeping the better result, or starting long jobs and walking away.

The mindset: you're the manager now, not the coder. Split the work, brief each agent clearly, review what comes back. And never run more agents than you can actually check.

[DaveInLife @DaveBuilt]

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