Levi retweeted
馃毃 A 13-year-old boy received $20,000 for a free script he uploaded to GitHub.
During his vacation, he built a trading script for Polymarket and shared it for free.
Then he went back to school.
Two months later, a trader sent him $20,000, saying the script had helped him make over $200,000 in a single month.
No paid courses.
No paywall.
No marketing.
He just built something useful and shared it with the world.
Sometimes, one small project can change everything.
Levi retweeted
Vibe coding won鈥檛 build your problem solving muscle if you keep outsourcing every difficult thought to AI.
Levi retweeted
Replying to @CheckmateDev
Absolutely. I'm learning this while building my SaaS. Adding features is exciting, but making sure everything keeps working reliably as the product grows is a whole different challenge.
a creator posts about your brand, it blows up, and you only find out a week later
simply because they never tagged you
Nectar catches those posts, then helps your team act on them:
> reaches out to the creators already posting about you
> answers comments and DMs in your brand's voice
> tells you what to post next
馃 Paid partnership
Engineers stopped writing every line of code and started directing agents.
Growth and marketing teams are in that moment now.
Meet the next chapter of Nectar: the agentic growth stack. One platform replacing 5+ legacy tools. Agents that work every message, creator outreach and creative research about your brand, and tie it all back to revenue 馃崐
i made a progress tracker for my model tests so i can watch the build live 馃憖
opus 5.5 (medium) is building this super mario game and after 5 mins it's already around 65% there
honestly i think medium effort is the most efficient way to get the best out of opus 5.5
Levi retweeted
Is using AI to write code considered vibe coding, even when you understand what it鈥檚 doing and how the code works ?
Levi retweeted
NVIDIA just announced DSX POD.
This is a bigger deal than most people realize, because it solves one of the biggest bottlenecks: scaling! Instead of taking months to build out a data center, you can now scale compute capacity in just a few days!
Levi retweeted
One thing AI has taken away from me is the joy of digging through other people's source code to understand how they built something.
I used to spend hours exploring codebases just to learn new tricks.
Now I ask AI, and it explains everything in seconds.
I kinda miss the old ways. 馃様
Levi retweeted
All this AI hype, and a guy just got rejected from a software engineering interview because he did not know the difference between IPv4 and IPv6
notice..
> Delta is blocking AI agents from booking flights
> JPMorgan Chase and Charles Schwab block agents from accessing accounts
> Yelp requires paid data licensing for agents
> Amazon has blocked Grok bot and other shopping agents.
the internet is starting to block AI agents that were supposed to do everything for us
Levi retweeted
AI agents will become much more useful when they can learn from mistakes instead of repeating them.
Imagine correcting an agent once, and it actually applies that lesson the next time it
encounters the same problem.
That would make working with AI feel very different.
Levi retweeted
Something has been on my mind lately.
SpaceX keeps launching rockets and putting satellites into orbit, but who is making sure everything being sent into space won't create problems for us here on Earth years from now?
Are there strict regulations monitoring this, and who holds these companies accountable if something goes wrong.
Space exploration is exciting, but we shouldn't wait for a problem to happen before we start asking these questions.
Wake up, wake up ! Stop dreaming!












