Let's give it a try I'm 36, British and based in Spain Working as a software/AI architect for a large multinational Building random stuff in my spare time I have a dog called Daisy lets connect 🧨

I hate this flavor of X and I am fully guilty of doing it myself recently unfortunately it feels like this is the only way to grow and network an account, feels like there's very little value in real talk

say it

your friend is a hipster next he'll be claiming to use punchcards

Codex / GPT-6 Astra Extra High 14,361,861 tokens $20.81

i haven't tried much 3D stuff with Astra but I for sure expected better this was the second pass, first pass it made a Python script and pretty much generated a smooth rectangle with headlights

Codex / GPT-6 Astra Extra High 13,149,885 tokens $16.21

Hey builders 👋 I’m building in public and looking to connect with: 🚀 Founders 🤖 AI builders ⚡ SaaS people 🎨 Creators Say hi 👋 and tell me what you're working on and one thing you're stuck on I want more projects to follow!

the semantics matter if “vibe coding” means non-engineers merging unreviewed PRs, then no serious company should run that way

honestly, what are people going to use Astra for that burns through a full budget in a few hours? I’m on the $200 plan and only run 10 to 20 serious Pro conversations a week what’s the workflow?

hey alan, lets connect!

lets connect. keen to follow what you're working on!

Working alone sounds great until the lack of structure starts getting to you. You skip lunch. Work late. Lose track of time. Go most of the day without speaking to anyone. This has snuck up on me more than once. What checks do you have in place to keep your life normal?

always looking for more people who share the real work, not just launch screenshots lets connect

Taking a breath from trying to monetize and be a 'founder' Instead, I'm building: github.com/thewelshrich/skil… github.com/thewelshrich/scho…

Solid growth! Let's connect!

“Just ship” is toxic crypto-bro stuff when you haven’t decided what you’re building for. I spent months building a product for an imaginary version of myself and imaginary users. Towards, it was clear there was nothing there except burnout. Now I’m publishing small open-source tools I actually use. Maybe nobody else will. That’s fine. Build for yourself, for money, or for other people. Each one demands something different of you.

seeing a Lenovo still gives me anxiety i had a 13'' lenovo yoga that you could turn inside out like a really heavy comic book

php is underrated because people confuse old codebases with the language itself A boring server-rendered app can beat a shiny javascript stack simply by having fewer things to break

the easiest way to spot fake building in public: there’s plenty of engagement, but no product, users, demos, or hard lessons. just people piggybacking on founder X to grow an account.