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convinced that the people who would disagree with this are: 1) fes who lucked out from a liquidity event and have survivorship bias 2) founders/vcs who directly benefit from having a fe

i've been building a manufacturing platform specifically for companies working with nonwovens fabric. here's a walkthrough of what it can do: it includes features that traditional ERPs typically lack, like algorithms to minimize material waste and Google Sheets integration to streamline order data and reduce manual work. we have our first company live on the platform and generating revenue, and we're working to bring it to more businesses that can benefit. (the company has approved using their implementation for walkthroughs.)

i've built a manufacturing platform specifically for companies working with nonwovens fabric. it's designed to automate manual tasks related to everyday order management & increase margins by using custom algorithms to reduce material waste. here's a demo of how to get set up on it and the specific features it offers. time to go linkedin warrioring to get some customers. 😈

lfg, got 300! gunning for 400 by next week. i have to get caught up on my actual work so we'll see how much i can post while balancing that.

1) think about whether people would pay for something before you build it 2) think about whether it's a "need to have" or a "nice to have" 3) it's all relative of course but i've found that money maker > cost saver > time saver (for companies at least)

using the phrase "fire your [insert employee]" or bragging that job loss for some legacy profession will be an impact of your product tells me you: - have low EQ - have never worked in that profession

lfg i’m gonna hit 300 by the end of the week, we’re so back

hot take: college cs influencers are really good at convincing normies and really bad at convincing engineers that they’re extremely smart at engineering. most are mid at best. i just watched a vid of one yapping abt how she used a no code tool to “vibe code” product hunt and everyone in the comments was talking about how cracked she was. half her content is promoting ai slop and vibe coding bc in her words, “she can’t code without ai bc it’s too technical for her” aren’t engineers supposed to be technical?

a consultant is someone who takes your watch and tells you what time it is

can't wait for the coffeezilla exposé on this kid!

n8n is the langchain of no-code. good but overhyped.

hot take - everyone can get at least 8 hours of sleep per night. even if you claim to work 12-16 hour days, half of that is prob bullshit, non-deep work and can be condensed to an 8 hour workday.

mute these words to cleanse your feed from tech brainrot

mute these words to cleanse your feed from tech brainrot

lfg, got 300! gunning for 400 by next week. i have to get caught up on my actual work so we'll see how much i can post while balancing that.

putting a yt ad in the middle of a pink floyd solo is an excellent way to ensure that i never buy your product

hot take: college cs influencers are really good at convincing normies and really bad at convincing engineers that they’re extremely smart at engineering. most are mid at best. i just watched a vid of one yapping abt how she used a no code tool to “vibe code” product hunt and everyone in the comments was talking about how cracked she was. half her content is promoting ai slop and vibe coding bc in her words, “she can’t code without ai bc it’s too technical for her” aren’t engineers supposed to be technical?

the localhost joke was funny 8 months ago but it's really gotta stop now

i've built a manufacturing platform specifically for companies working with nonwovens fabric. it's designed to automate manual tasks related to everyday order management & increase margins by using custom algorithms to reduce material waste. here's a demo of how to get set up on it and the specific features it offers. time to go linkedin warrioring to get some customers. 😈

Being an influencer gives you a huge advantage in the startup world today. It helps you gain traction for your product, connect with your audience, and build in public. I'm convinced that the next generation of unicorn startup founders will each have over 100K followers. You don’t need a massive presence—just a deliberate approach to building your audience and ensuring it consists of people you'd want to sell to. So many fucking people have done this, and the payoff has been huge.

Just hit 100 followers :) Road to 200 starts today.

is cursor the next perplexity?

there should be an app where you can bet on who’s going to be the next (insert controversial figure) e.g., - who’s going to be the next zuckerberg? - who’s going to be the next sbf? - who’s going to be the next elizabeth holmes? everyone pays like ten dollars to bet and if you’re right you win the pool. i could place a few bets…

n8n is the langchain of no-code. good but overhyped.

first thing i see after opening the app, let’s get it

lfg i’m gonna hit 300 by the end of the week, we’re so back

all of these accounts say "distribution is key" like they're archimedes and they just discovered buoyancy. reminds me of when stringer bell on the wire lectured his crew on the difference between elastic and inelastic products.

god i love the mute feature on here. great when i find someone's posts annoying and they keep popping up in my feed, but i don't feel enough animosity toward them to block them