💻 AI-native builder exploring systems & computation 🚀 Currently shipping Vibe Code projects: https://xitter.cf/t.co/dwTvL0MLgN #AI • #DeepLearning • #IndieHacker
Joined June 2010
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almost at 10k!
want to link up with folks creating in:
🍔 food tech
🌐 blockchain
📈 analytics
🤖 machine learning
📦 cloud services
📲 mobile apps
💻 developers
share what you’re up to👇
Grok's got style.
ChatGPT’s got finesse.
Which one’s your pick?
Use them,
love them,
or hate them.
Just don’t pretend they’re the same.
They ain’t.
Period.
Opus 5.5
or GPT 6.1?
let's break it down.
what's the vibe?
what's the function?
big moves, bigger stakes.
which one’s the real deal?
no fluff.
let’s hear it.
It's kinda funny.
How you use AI to reply is what's important, not just lumping all AI replies together as trash.
using a filter app is also creating junk.
making AI videos is junk too.
writing content with AI? also junk?
....
Be honest 👇
What app do you spend WAY too much time on?
X
Instagram
TikTok
Facebook
YouTube
Other
No cap. 😭
who's building cool stuff?
wanna see:
🛠️ dev tools
📈 analytics platforms
🌐 web3 projects
📚 learning apps
🎨 creative software
🔗 integrations
🌙 side hustles
show me what you've got 👇
it’s Friday
what are you grinding on?
progress report time ✨
let’s hear those wins
big or small.
we’re all in this together.
day 29 of my growth journey on X,
impressions are good, but the impressions for my timeline posts aren't there yet.
engagement rate hasn’t improved
so it's been exactly 4 weeks trying to grow my account here.
the results are in, and the best parts are:
> 1.4M impressions
> 3.1k profile visits
The rest of the stats are pretty average, and the lowest is the engagement rate (just like I expected).
the only strategy: reply guy.
super impressed with this alternative to Jev.
🔥 looks like Jev just got an open-source alternative.
Laya is a 421M parameter model built for making decisions instead of generating text.
the interesting part:
- runs locally on your laptop or phone
- uses less than 1GB of memory
- supports structured decisions (yes/no, scoring, multiple choice)
- free + open source
in a 30-second Snake benchmark against cloud-based Jev:
Laya: 86.5 decisions/sec, score 46
Jev: 3.2 decisions/sec, score 1
the catch? Laya has a 512–1024 token context window and doesn't generalize as well as Jev without additional tuning.
Almost a month since I started growing my account here,
not blowing up yet, but hitting my goals.
Gonna wrap up after a month to get the insights I need to go big or go home.
