on @loop2ai, finalist @enter_delta ch-II, ai research | ex-AI infra @sprinklr | CS grad @iitroorkee

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working at a higher level of abstraction has always required understanding the lower level ones, I don't think coding agents changes this
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Automate WhatsApp without any API. A lead messages your Meta ad at 11 PM. loop2 replies in seconds, pushes them to your Google Sheet CRM, and follows up on its own until they buy. Runs on your existing number. Scan a QR, live in 2 minutes. Start free → loop2.ai/?utm_source=twitter…
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Big congrats!!
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Congrats to @itsumeshk and the @runable_hq team! 🚀
We raised $21M to help small businesses beat the giants We're giving $1M of it back to you today Today we're launching Runable Grow: world's first agent that runs your entire go-to-market. 24/7 The last few months have been unreal. Millions of users came to @runable_hq and built their entire business on it, websites, databases, payments, analytics, pitch decks, product videos & scheduled work. Every single one of them asked the same question: "How do I grow it?" So we built the answer. Runable Grow handles GTM end-to-end: → Runs ads on Meta, Google, and ChatGPT without any account, fully managed by Runable → Cold calls + cold emails from a real phone number and your business inbox → Generates and qualifies leads → Social listening → SEO + AEO optimization Not a dashboard. Not a "copilot." An agent that does the work. It's a world-class media buyer, SDR, SEO lead, brand analyst working for your business while you sleep. Don't believe me? Prove me wrong. Your first $100 on Grow is on us. Every paid user. No catch. Go break it 👇 runable.com
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every few months the industry gets excited over another openclaw shaped project they always talk about the cool stuff it can do once you're fully onboarded but the "fully onboarded" part is the entire problem to solve
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A lot of people are living in a draft of their own lives.
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Bro to bro- do not try entrepreneurship if you don't have a high tolerance for uncertainty. For long periods of time, you genuinely won’t know if you’re early, wrong, unlucky, or just stupid. You need to be cheap before you can afford not to be. Because raising money and burning it is easy. Building something people are willing to pay for is hard. You need high self esteem and a low ego and you've to be comfortable being wrong, looking stupid and changing your mind. Most importantly, learn how to lose without becoming a loser. Because you’re going to lose a lot- money, people, deals & time. Just don’t lose your ability to think clearly. And btw, don’t go looking for motivation. It is useless after a while. What you really need is stamina. Both physical & mental.
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the tokens that god gives you, the tokens from your head. they're free
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Replying to @AnkanXplorer
Need for the problem solving will always be there.
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Replying to @trikcode
That's what engineers do.
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Replying to @svpino
Token costs need to come down for AI to feel truly magical. Then we will see the real impact.
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Replying to @nischal
Also, constraints keep evolving. You solve an edge case one way, then the product evolves and that solution creates a new constraint.
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So a missing field in the sheet led to the OpenAI Hugging Face incident. Scary how good these models are at breaking systems.
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Replying to @NetworkChuck
while learning to code, you also learn how to think
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Replying to @NetworkChuck
I’m down
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Replying to @svpino
so when you say 'quality', you mean feature quality more than code quality.
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Replying to @svpino
How are you keeping the quality on par? Is it automated tests + verification loops, or is it loops on the pr reviews? Curious
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ignore EVERY startup advice you get. only do these 3 things until you hit PMF: >talk to customers >improve product >find more customers loop this infinitely and you’ll hit PMF
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
Not sure how one delegate coding end to end. At least understand at a high level what it's implementing. You should be able to catch when it introduces bugs
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Paul is basically saying that during the AI upheaval, the only moat that might remain is how fast you can change direction. Interesting times ahead. There may be no safe place, just places better positioned to maximize the opportunity.
Paul Graham
@paulgAug 12
A lot of founders I talk to are worried about what will happen with AI. So am I frankly. But they're actually better off than anyone else. If the world is going to get turned upside down, the safest place to be is in a small, fast-moving company that can easily change direction.
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