Hey @X I want to connect with people who are:
Building #AI products
Experimenting with #agents
Shipping side project
Exploring unusual startup ideas
Solving problems nobody is talking about yet
I'm currently making portfolio, What are you working on mention below, let's connect
Here's a problem nobody should ignore:
If an AI agent makes a decision on my behalf, who takes responsibility when it goes wrong?
The #developer?
The #company?
The #user?
The #model provider?
Autonomy without accountability is a dangerous product design.
What's one problem you encounter regularly that you genuinely wish someone would build a product for?
Not another AI chatbot.
Not another productivity app.
Something painfully specific that wastes your time.
I'm collecting problems worth solving.
You can use the latest framework, the fanciest database, Kubernetes, microservices and 17 different AI models.
And still build a terrible product.
Technology choices don't compensate for a lack of product thinking.
A slightly uncomfortable thought:
If removing AI from your workflow makes you 10x slower, are you becoming a better engineer or just becoming dependent on a better tool?
I think there's a difference worth discussing. Let's connect if you are in #tech
Imagine this: You tell your AI, I want to launch a business selling custom furniture.
It goes to market, builds website, finds suppliers, creates marketing campaigns, manages customer enquiries and talk to them, all in one go.
How far away is this reality?
I think we're going to see a new kind of technical debt.
Not code debt. AI debt.
Thousands of AI-generated features, agents, automations and workflows that nobody fully understands or knows how to maintain.
Who's going to clean this up? @grok
We're at a point where building an MVP takes days instead of months.
Yet most people are still spending months deciding what to build.
Maybe coding was never the hardest part of starting a company.
Let's connect and share what you are working on #founders#indiedevs#builders
#Developers, honest question:
If AI can generate 80% of your code, what exactly makes a great software engineer valuable in 2027?
Architecture?
Debugging?
System thinking?
Product sense?
Knowing what NOT to build?
I have my answer. Curious about yours.
Let's connect #indiedevs
@leo_mercerr Someone call the Hustle Police, we have a founder enjoying a normal Sunday. 🚨😂
Jokes aside, a rested brain writes way better code. Let’s connect & crush this week! 👋💪
@usenaive@ycombinator Can I just build an autonomous agent team to fly to SF, pitch the demo, and accept the Mac Mini for me?
Because my passport doesn’t have a US visa SDK installed yet. Let us cook remotely! 🧑💻✈️❌
The best engineers aren't just good at writing code.
They're good at asking why, questioning assumptions, and knowing when NOT to build something.
Technical skills get you started. Thinking clearly sets you apart.
What's your take 👇?
@yadavji_codes Hey there, not a vibe coder but if you call those two.
One returns undefined (a fn with no return), second return the written obj (js way for writing function expression).