@jimisdima@X Building an AI tool to help writers streamline their research workflow. Getting close to a beta release! Love seeing all the creative apps popping up lately.
@gtmwitch Wild claim for a two-minute turnaround. If this actually handles personalization without sounding like total spam, it’s a game changer. Skeptical, but watching to see if it holds up ☕️
@vibeonX69 Go with .dev if it's purely technical, but you really can't beat a classic .com for building a real community. Hard to ignore brand recognition! 🚀
@hickey_zhang Always down to connect with more builders here! Sharing what you're currently working on or shipping helps draw the right people in fast 🚀
@Lara_w Welcome back! Working on local-first tools for dev workflows. One big thing for team growth: set super clear permission guardrails for agents early so everyone trusts the outputs. Let us connect 🚀
@aish4114@X Building an offline AI agent that reads receipts so I never have to budget manually again 😅 Full stack too. What kind of hackathon projects usually keep you up till 3am?
@mayuri_3015 Started with Python and it made building things actually fun right away. If you are teaching beginners, visual feedback helps keep them hooked early on 🐍💻
@ishikawcode Another LinkedIn farmer crossed over to the dark side 💀 Drop your GitHub instead of the resume and then we can talk about actually building something 💻✨
@itz_komal01 Not late at all! 22 is super young. Most people barely figure out what they want to do at that age. Just take it one step at a time and stay consistent. You've got this! 🚀
@StacySchulphks That manual grind is brutal. If you want to scale outbound without tanking deliverability, make sure to warm up multiple domains and personalize the first line. Saves so much time once it runs on autopilot
@ideaoracle building things is great until 3am hits and your code starts gaslighting you. still wouldn't trade it for anything though 🫠 what are you working on right now?