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@fajarsiddiqFS @ManyRequests Congratulations

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@itsHujjat Congratulations 👏

[Sincere Dibya @TheSincereDude]

“Sleeping peacefully under Modi rule”?
Let me wake you up with facts. Not opinions. Facts.

▪ 26 tourists were executed in Pahalgam on his watch; in a state under Central Government’s direct administration.

▪ Our own former Army Chief Gen. Naravane confirmed in his memoir that political leadership KNEW about Chinese intrusions in Galwan weeks before 20 soldiers were killed, and did nothing. Those soldiers were sent without firearms on orders from above. Not my words. A 4-star General’s.

▪ China STILL occupies 2,000+ sq km of Indian territory in Ladakh per government’s own admission in Parliament. The PM who screamed “not an inch of land taken” was contradicted by his own Defence Minister on the floor of the Lok Sabha.

▪ Manipur has been in ethnic civil war since May 2023. 260+ dead. 60,000+ displaced. Presidential Rule imposed in 2026, 3 years after the violence began.

▪ India-Pakistan went into a full military standoff in May 2025 after Pahalgam; ceasefire brokered in 4 days. Same enemy. Same territory. Zero deterrence achieved. Zero accountability taken.

▪️ India’s neighbours; Pakistan, China, Bangladesh; are all in active hostility or territorial dispute with us. “Surrounded by hostile neighbours but sleeping peacefully” is not a flex. That’s a confession of paralysis.

The man who promised a “56-inch chest” sent soldiers to die unarmed, watched China build railways into disputed land, let Manipur burn for 3 years, and held no one accountable after the worst terror attack on civilians in a decade.

This isn’t stability. This is a sedated nation, where the government controls the anesthesia, the media controls the dosage, and you’re told to call unconsciousness “peace.”

You’re not sleeping safely. You’ve just been told to stop looking out the window.

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@gouthamjay8 So true.

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@johnrushx A decade of persistence.

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@pramodk73 Good what worked out for you.

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@Brindlec87 @AntonioEscudero Congratulations 👏

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Found this Raspberry Pi Model B while cleaning the drawer brought in 2016. Hope it still works! 🤞

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@catalinmpit Me to.

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@Brindlec87

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@cjsingg Yes very smart

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@pramodk73 Welcome to the purgatory.

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Needs a daily reading.

[John Rush @johnrushx]

My open letter to the new Startup Founders:

( It's extremely negative. An unfiltered truth. Proceed at your own risk )

1/ There is no easy, quick, risk-free & proven way to succeed.
Everyone who gives this promise lies. 99% of makers fail on their 1st, 2nd, and Nth try.
Don't be fooled by super rare success stories of an 18yo college dropout on TechCrunch. Those odds are lower than a lottery.

2/ Any successful person has spent way more time before their "overnight" success than it might seem.
I may start a product today and reach $30k MRR in 6 months. Can I teach you this? NO!
I can do that because I've spent 20 years building startups.

3/ There is no magic bullet to succeed at startups.
U must be above average in ideas, design, UX, coding, sales, marketing, presentation, copywriting, content, customer support, etc.
Think of a soccer player. Can u be a winner if they run like a snail? Or shoot like my grandma?

4/ The only way to learn all those skills is by DOING!
No amount of reading, watching youtube, consuming the courses and bookmarking the tweets will help, if you don't actually apply this knowledge right away. That's why u must be in "action" all the time. Every hour of the day

5/ Stop wasting your time.
Do you wanna succeed with your startup or express your valuable opinion about politics that nobody gives a sh*t about?
Remove everything from your life to focus only on one thing. Just a gladiator. Forget hobbies, parties & fun. Focus, Focus. Focus.

6/ I monitor profiles of people here on X.
People who seem to be eager to do stuff. But their feed is full of nothing. Nothing is being shipped. Nothing is being learned. They go around writing totally senseless comments nobody wanna read.

7/ Don't mix fun & education.
It inevitably kills your bias for action. Suddenly you get dopamine when u consume, not when u act.

————————————-

Enough being negative, here is what works:

a) Pick one topic and make a bet on it.
Don't spread to wide audiences. Pick a narrow niche. You should have some connection to the audience or be able to understand the audience and emulate their thought, pain, taste, and desires.

b) Learn the topic really deep.
Be in the top 1%. It's not easy. You will have to read/try/experiment for 1000s of hours to get there.
But this won't be a waste of time. I've never yet seen any true "expert" being poor & unsuccessful.

c) Educate the audience!
Share things that save them time so that they don't have to spend 1000 hours learning it. This type of content is worth sharing following the author. You can also launch newsletters and info directories out of your expertise.

d) If you have a crisis of ideas now, by the time you complete the steps above, you'll have a new problem: too many ideas!
Start discussing these ideas with the audience and build little tools to demonstrate them.
Often, they don't even make a tool, but instead, they are the tool.

e) Spend months iterating with micro MVPs and doing things manually for your audience and inevitably, one of the tools/services will gain more attention, and you'll clearly see you need to put more time into it.

f) Don't even hope that it'll take weeks/months.
Enter the game as it's a marathon.
Not prepared for a marathon? Go back to be employed or try dropshipping biz, I heard kids make millions there with no effort.

[John Rush @johnrushx]

My open letter to the new Startup Founders:

( It's extremely negative. An unfiltered truth. Proceed at your own risk )

1/ There is no easy, quick, risk-free & proven way to succeed.
Everyone who gives this promise lies. 99% of makers fail on their 1st, 2nd, and Nth try.
Don't be fooled by super rare success stories of an 18yo college dropout on TechCrunch. Those odds are lower than a lottery.

2/ Any successful person has spent way more time before their "overnight" success than it might seem.
I may start a product today and reach $30k MRR in 6 months. Can I teach you this? NO!
I can do that because I've spent 20 years building startups.

3/ There is no magic bullet to succeed at startups.
U must be above average in ideas, design, UX, coding, sales, marketing, presentation, copywriting, content, customer support, etc.
Think of a soccer player. Can u be a winner if they run like a snail? Or shoot like my grandma?

4/ The only way to learn all those skills is by DOING!
No amount of reading, watching youtube, consuming the courses and bookmarking the tweets will help, if you don't actually apply this knowledge right away. That's why u must be in "action" all the time. Every hour of the day

5/ Stop wasting your time.
Do you wanna succeed with your startup or express your valuable opinion about politics that nobody gives a sh*t about?
Remove everything from your life to focus only on one thing. Just a gladiator. Forget hobbies, parties & fun. Focus, Focus. Focus.

6/ I monitor profiles of people here on X.
People who seem to be eager to do stuff. But their feed is full of nothing. Nothing is being shipped. Nothing is being learned. They go around writing totally senseless comments nobody wanna read.

7/ Don't mix fun & education.
It inevitably kills your bias for action. Suddenly you get dopamine when u consume, not when u act.

————————————-

Enough being negative, here is what works:

a) Pick one topic and make a bet on it.
Don't spread to wide audiences. Pick a narrow niche. You should have some connection to the audience or be able to understand the audience and emulate their thought, pain, taste, and desires.

b) Learn the topic really deep.
Be in the top 1%. It's not easy. You will have to read/try/experiment for 1000s of hours to get there.
But this won't be a waste of time. I've never yet seen any true "expert" being poor & unsuccessful.

c) Educate the audience!
Share things that save them time so that they don't have to spend 1000 hours learning it. This type of content is worth sharing following the author. You can also launch newsletters and info directories out of your expertise.

d) If you have a crisis of ideas now, by the time you complete the steps above, you'll have a new problem: too many ideas!
Start discussing these ideas with the audience and build little tools to demonstrate them.
Often, they don't even make a tool, but instead, they are the tool.

e) Spend months iterating with micro MVPs and doing things manually for your audience and inevitably, one of the tools/services will gain more attention, and you'll clearly see you need to put more time into it.

f) Don't even hope that it'll take weeks/months.
Enter the game as it's a marathon.
Not prepared for a marathon? Go back to be employed or try dropshipping biz, I heard kids make millions there with no effort.

[Pran @pran_vi24]

@Brindlec87 Grid and Table

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Just keep build things https://t.co/1l2WuPXSzi

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@Brindlec87 Working for someone else doesn't bring joy 😅.

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@Coccr2361 Let's connect, building SaaS apps with Laravel, Vue.js

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@ThePeterMick Hi, I am Pran, building an Etsy bulk editor https://t.co/1l2WuPXSzi for editing listings with ease.