Hafizullah

On permanent beta.
Building : mycelia

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@myntra it has been days (8-10) days since I placed an order..it has not arrived yet @MyntraSupport

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@Vivo_India hi, where can i buy Type C to 3.55mm for X200T?

[Wasim @WasimShips]

25 signs your vibe-coded app is a TICKING BOMB !

1. API keys hardcoded “for now”
2. No /health endpoint, you just hit the homepage
3. Schema changes live in your head, not migrations
4. Every query is SELECT * and vibes
5. Error handling = console.log(e) and hope
6. No rate limit on auth or writes
7. UTC, local time, and “JS default” all mixed
8. README is empty or wrong
9. No staging env, just “dev” and “prod-ish”
10. One god component owns the whole screen
11. No analytics, just “feels like people use it”
12. You say “we’ll clean this up after launch” every week
13. Env vars live only on your laptop, nowhere else documented
14. Frontend talks directly to 5 different third-party APIs with no wrapper
15. No monitoring or alerts – you find out it’s down from a DM
16. Logs only exist in your local terminal history
17. DB backups are “automatic”… but you’ve never tested a restore
18. Feature flags = commenting code in and out
19. Deploys are done from your local machine with one random script
20. No input validation, you trust whatever the client sends
21. CORS is set to * because “it fixed the error”
22. CI is “I ran it once locally and it worked”
23. Same API token reused across staging, prod, and local
24. Only one person actually knows how to run or deploy the app

Bookmark this to defuse today LOL

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@WasimShips Wow. This is gold. Thanks.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@MilksandMatcha Yeah. Please. Desperately need them to finish my project.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@karpathy This is brilliant.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@naval True.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@MilksandMatcha I’m a non-technical solo founder building ZahnPrep. The MVP is live, but there’s still a lot of complex backend work ahead. Codex has been very effective in helping me handle that.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

Uninstalled Codex and Antigravity. Back to VS Code.
#ZahnPrep

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

Switched to #Google Antigravity.
Described it and asked it to analyse the app. Completed 80% of #ZanhPrep and ran out of free credits.
Now i am back to #VSCode ... trying to find out what to do next as i have zero knowledge of development. But i will build this.

[Hubert Thieblot @hthieblot]

For the first time ever, you can join our program online. We’ll fly the best teams to demo day IRL.

Are you in ?

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

Laws are made for and practiced on the weaker.

[Gene Trevino @GenoVeno73]

🚨 PAY ATTENTION TO THIS

On Saturday, March 21, 2026, Iran launched ballistic missiles at the southern Israeli town of Dimona —home to Israel’s MAIN nuclear research facility.

THAT EVENING, on the same day, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN's nuclear watchdog, said it had received NO INDICATION Israel’s nuclear facility near Dimona was damaged in the Iranian strikes.

The IAEA has NEVER inspected Israel's main nuclear weapons facility in Dimona, bcos Israel is NOT a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and has NOT placed this facility under IAEA safeguards, the IAEA has no legal authority or access to inspect it.

WHY THIS MATTERS:
Israel has always acknowledged the Dimona facility, but framed it as a civilian/research-oriented site. Israel has NEVER confirmed a nuclear weapons arsenal and has used ambiguity and occasional misdirection to protect its capabilities.

And the IAEA just confirmed Israel's nuclear capabilities, by basically debunking the Dimona facility as simply being a civilian/research-oriented site. Otherwise, why would the IAEA need to confirm no damage, and why would Iran even target this MAIN nuclear facility.

HERE'S WHERE IT GETS INTERESTING:
There are TWO U.S federal laws - the Symington Amendment of 1976 and the Glenn Amendment of 1977 - that **PROHIBITS** U.S. economic AND MILITARY ASSISTANCE, as well as export credits, to ANY COUNTRY (ie., Israel) that delivers, receives, acquires, or transfers nuclear enrichment technology or equipment without complying with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards and inspections.

These federal laws trigger broad sanctions, including cuts to foreign aid, MILITARY SALES/FINANCING, export licenses for munitions, U.S. government credits/guarantees, and opposition to loans from international financial institutions.

IN OTHER WORDS — now that the IAEA confirmed Israel's nuclear capabilities, the United States (ie., @realDonaldTrump) should IMMEDIATELY cease all military aid to Israel and impose severe sanctions on Benjamin Netanyahu; thus, ending the Epstein-Iranian War.

[Brett Calhoun @brettcalhounn]

If your idea is “interesting but risky,” you’re our type.
Writing $250k–$500k checks. Early stage.
DMs open.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@sudoingX Finally someone said it.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@EXM7777 My question; how and where to find them given you have zero networking with no credible social presence?

[Sudip @sudiprokaya]

You don't need a $2M pre-seed to start building deep tech.

When I started building @laminalabs (@ycombinator P26), I had no funding, no team of 10 engineers, and a vision that required serious GPU compute and AI infrastructure.

So I did what any desperate founder would do. I cold emailed.

I wrote to @agupta , who was building the YC student credits program. I told him I was going all in on building a deep tech project, why it needed serious compute, and the commitment I was putting behind it.

I sent that email at 10:50 AM on November 14th.
He replied at 10:52 AM.

Two minutes. That reply changed everything.
Thank you Ankit, that early access was the unlock.

From there, it was months of grinding through architecture after architecture. Rewriting core pipelines more times than I can count. Shipping, breaking, rebuilding. Just me, Claude Code, and Codex running in parallel, the closest thing an early founder has to a 10-person engineering team, except they never call in sick.

AI coding agents are the single greatest force multiplier available to founders right now. I'm not exaggerating. The leverage is unreal.

Here's the thing most people get wrong: you don't need a massive round to get something real off the ground. You need compute credits, the right AI tools, and the willingness to grind through hundreds of iterations until the architecture clicks.

If you're a student or early founder sitting on an idea that feels too ambitious, just start. Email the people building the programs. Apply for every credit you can find. Reach out to people you think won't respond. They will.

The infrastructure to build serious things as a solo or two person team has never been more accessible.

The funding comes after you've already started building something real.

Because someone gave me that first unlock, I want to do the same: I'm giving away 5 x $50 Claude Code credits.

And whoever ships the best project with that gets $200 in Claude credits from me personally. I know firsthand how much potential $200 in credits has for a builder who's willing to grind.

Just comment below with the link to the coolest thing you've built. I will DM you myself.

[Paul Graham @paulg]

If you really want to hold yourself to a high standard, graph the growth rate of the number you care about instead of the number itself. Then you're winning if you can even keep it flat.

[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

@amasad Eid Mubarak .

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[Hafizullah @sifar_h]

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