Day 1 of 50 replies a day for 7 days (plan to extend this).
Followers: 7 → 21
Replies: 50+
Also shipped on https://t.co/GL2BtGjBom today:
- Claiming your project is now free for public repos
- A full security review, a round of fixes, and a /security page
- Groundwork for private repos
- The board now shows how many commits landed yesterday and this week
Biggest surprise: the follows didn't come from my best replies. They came from the people who replied back and turned it into a conversation.
Tomorrow I do it again.
What got you your first 100 followers?
Today I:
-Wrote genuine replies to 50+ posts.
-Worked my 8-5 software sales job
-Pushed two updates to my newest site
And now I'm hanging with my daughter while my son gets a haircut.
Next up:
-Soccer practice
-Dinner
-Put kids to bed
-Build
Life is good!
@NPurkeypile Characters that go find their own chairs and beds is the kind of detail that makes a world feel alive. I've been building a game night site, and even simple CPU rivals took me forever. How are you handling their decisions?
@unclebobmartin The hybrid idea clicks. The 5% you'd never build a feature for is exactly what an agent is good at. Do you ever turn one of those agent edits into a real feature later?
@Ankur_Sehrawatt Auto tiling with zero config is exactly what I want. Every tiling tool I've tried needed an afternoon of setup. Does it handle multiple monitors?
@clicknify Hey! Daniel, 39, California. What's the SaaS? Curious what someone into sales and product ends up building. I worked in Oracle sales for years.
@nicopuhlmann I do. I have a funny promo video I made on my game night site. I started with several programs to build it, but honestly, Claude Code was really good once I have it the music and art. Claude Code did the screen shots, movement, and editing.
@nicopuhlmann Mostly with caps. The biggest piece of the score is how many of the last 28 days you shipped, and a solo dev can max that as easily as a team of ten. Commits and lines flatten out fast (full marks at 50 commits a week), so extra hands stop helping pretty quickly. Consistent wins.
@fjzeit I've noticed it too. The models got louder and the launches got quieter. My guess is a mix. People are heads down working, and many tend to start something, "launch" it, give up when people don't buy early, and start a new project. Rinse and repeat.