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• twitter BlockedPaths 1w negative timeline

yeah ill be the first to say it, hermes is slop just as bad openclaw. https://t.co/JJVoHbCvg0

• twitter Dearme2_ 1w negative timeline

Don't use your money to prove points to anybody, because if you go broke today NOBODY will feed you.

• twitter volosatovde 1w negative timeline

If you have no sales, stop waiting for customers to find you. Send emails. Keep sending them until one of two things happens: 1/ You get a sale. 2/ The market gives you a signal that something needs to change. Your offer. Your message. Your ICP. Your product. No response is feedback too. Don’t wait for demand. G…

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• twitter Zephyr_hg 1w negative timeline

Build your one-person company this weekend. Four blocks, no code. Sat morning → the brief. Buyer, offer, prices, voice Sat afternoon → the folder, and your first AI role on the task you hate most Sun morning → connect the inbox, calendar, docs and payments Sun afternoon → put the repeat work on a schedule, with your y…

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• twitter rohan_mayya 1w negative timeline

ok a short primer on why young people in India are getting frustrated and what i'm observing around me. not mincing my words: - roughly 15 lakh (~1.5m) engineers graduate per year (~100 lak or 10m across every degree), - had a rough period with Covid, - now AI coming which is touted to take a few (many?) digital jobs,… ok a short primer on why young people in India are getting frustrated and what i'm observing around me. not mincing my words: - roughly 15 lakh (~1.5m) engineers graduate per year (~100 lak or 10m across every degree), - had a rough period with Covid, - now AI coming which is touted to take a few (many?) digital jobs, - many can't find meaningful work (by meaningful I mean something that doesn't fit the definition of a job in David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs), - stock market has not grown recently, so no capital gains with your savings, - inflation eating away at what you have, - we are not inherently a manufacturing country the way China is, and ordinary people don't know how to enter manufacturing either, - no R&D muscle, so everyone who wants to do research *has* to go abroad (our R&D expenditure is only like 0.7% of GDP), - huge barrier and learning curve to get into anything physical, - corruption and bureaucracy which makes it challenging to do things in the physical world, software was the only haven, - housing prices ballooning with real estate sitting in its own bubble ($300k for an average apartment), - you're not guaranteed a job after college now, like you were 10 years ago. true hiring is down across the board because we have trained ourselves in an abundance of digital skills and now they're being automated away, - infra in metros like Bangalore are worse than ever before, so no solace in the physical world, - rising costs are outpacing entry level salaries, exacerbated by war which means even cost of basic goods don't deflate for a while, - degrees are mostly worthless, - emigration is much harder now and not as high ROI as before, if you're not top 0.1%, - and most importantly, economy is becoming K shaped because of AI, which basically means only a few will be valued because they are top 1% and all of the value/wealth will accrue with them, making it difficult for the rest my only hope is that in the long term, tech is the one true deflationary facto

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• twitter TheSachinView 1w negative timeline

Scary scenes from Chakrata Road 🚨 A car reportedly fell into a deep gorge near Chilhaad village after the driver lost control. Mountain roads leave very little room for error. https://t.co/eW1AUGp2xE