Looking at my stats, replies are clearly what brought me the most visibility so far.
I’ve seen a lot of people say that commenting a lot brings visibility too.
So I’m going to push that more and see if it works. 😁
@Arthur_NC_ This is strong.
Going from idea to field testing that fast changes everything.
You learn from reality immediately, not from slides or theory.
Good luck for the next guys 👊
@nvidia This is where agents get real.
Chat is one thing.
Long context, many steps, tools, code execution, memory over time... that's a completely different workload.
A lot of people still underestimate that.
@patrickbetdavid True honestly.
A lot of people spend too much time trying to be seen before they build anything worth noticing.
The hard part is staying focused long enough to make something real.
@pelloiafilippo It's bit long to be honest and not really fun 😂 It's why I updated my processes to automate it as much as I can and focus on X which as you said is more real
@Shruti_0810 True.
On small tasks, agents feel magic.
On bigger codebases, the real problem is context.
If the agent does not understand the existing system, it can move fast in the wrong direction.
@KaiCromwell This is why AI is becoming dangerous for lazy ecommerce.
Getting a store live, creating images, and ranking pages is getting much easier.
The hard part is still the same though:
offer, positioning, and turning that traffic into conversions.
@amansaini_11 100+ users in 15 days with no marketing budget well done man!
A lot of people spend months building and still get no real users.
At least now you have something real to work with.