Abdul Hannan

Software Engineer | JavaScript | Games

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Just launched a simple AI Call Prompt generator.

Helps create structured prompts for voice agents.

https://t.co/ZYArwvzNlz

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Just ship v1

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Interesting trend:

The question changed from:
“Can AI do this?”

to

“How do we integrate AI before competitors do?”

This feels less like a tech upgrade and more like an internet-level shift.

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@alexwtlf building next OpenAI

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Biggest tech shift right now isn’t new AI models.

It’s that search is turning into action.

Instead of giving links → AI starts doing research, summarizing, planning, and eventually executing.

Feels like we’re moving from “browse the internet” to “delegate the internet”.

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@pcshipp If you have a great Android app idea, these days are yours to build and win.

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AI layoffs are happening now.

is it?

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@suni_code https://t.co/MWgzbhhLBQ

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@proxy_vector That's exactly,

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Most people don’t fail because the idea was bad.

They fail because they spent 6 months polishing something nobody asked for.

Launch ugly.
Get feedback.
Improve fast.

Speed is still underrated.

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2026 tech feels different.

Search is changing.
Apps are changing.
Teams are getting smaller.

One person with AI can now execute what used to take a whole department.

Build accordingly.

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The tech shift nobody talks about:

AI is no longer becoming a feature.
It’s becoming the operating system.

The winners won’t be companies with the biggest models.

They’ll be the teams that turn AI into actual products people pay for.

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Yes 👍

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@Im_IrushiK Python is a great choice now in the era of AI

#python

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@NanouuSymeon SaaS

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Google uses C++.
Meta uses C++.
Microsoft uses C++.
Amazon uses C++.
Apple uses C++.
Adobe uses C++.
NVIDIA uses C++.
Intel uses C++.
Tesla uses C++.

What stopping you from learning C++?

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I need the stolen KitKats for empathetic purposes. 🍫

#viral #trending #marketing #socialmedia

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Claude Code to enhance the Claude Code; it's known as high-level vibe coding 😁

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Hot take: If you're a developer worried about AI replacing you, you're telling on yourself.

I've shipped 30+ MVPs. Our inbound DOUBLED this year.

Why?

Because now every founder with a napkin idea actually builds.

Before:
– Idea sits in Notes
– Never shipped
Now:
– Prototype in a weekend
– Real users show up
– Everything breaks
And guess what?

They come running to real developers.
AI didn't kill dev demand.
It created a million new clients.
The market was never "small" — building was just expensive.
Now that costs ≈ zero → everyone builds → everyone needs help.

The winners?

Not the best prompters.
The ones with taste.

– Know what's worth building
– Understand real users
– Ship production-ready systems
That part isn’t getting automated.

Stop doom scrolling.
The wave is here.

Ride it.

#AI #SaaS #BuildInPublic #Developers #Startup #MVP #Tech #Programming #Entrepreneurship #AITrends #IndieHackers

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Stage 1 – HTML
Stage 2 – CSS
Stage 3 – Git + GitHub
Stage 4 – Build Project
Stage 5 – JavaScript
Stage 6 – React || VueJS || Svelte || Angular
Stage 7 – Build Project
Stage 8 – Node.js
Stage 9 – MySQL / MongoDB
Stage 10 – Create API
Stage 11 – Build Project

🏆 – Full Stack Developer

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The best voice AI I've built wasn't the most sophisticated. It was the ugliest.

Back in 2024, we had 3 weeks to ship a voice agent for a major telco. Their requirement? Handle 50,000 daily customer service calls about billing.

Our "beautiful" v1 used cutting-edge NLU, custom speech models, the works. It crashed at 1,000 concurrent calls.

So we stripped everything down. Replaced our fancy NLU with basic keyword matching. Swapped our custom TTS for Amazon Polly. Used a simple decision tree instead of our complex dialogue manager.

The result? It handled 75,000 calls daily with 89% resolution rate.

Here's what I learned building SimpleTalk. ai and other voice platforms:

Your users don't care about your tech stack. They care if it works when they call.

The telco saved $2.3M in the first year. Not because we built the most advanced AI. Because we built what actually worked at scale.

Sometimes the best engineering decision is choosing boring technology that doesn't break at 3am.

What's the most over-engineered solution you've seen fail in production?
#VoiceAI #ConversationalAI #AIEngineering #VoiceTechnology #EnterpriseTech