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Big Tech Project Manager - Keeping the suits happy | Bringing strategy and determination to the table | A master at calling bluffs, double down on yourself!

Arizona, USA
Joined June 2009
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I'm not trying to be negative, congrats to him, he did an amazing job at getting this far. 👏 But why do each of these success stories of founders has the following: - $20k-$60k extra to gamble (rent, etc) - Doesn't work a full-time job on the side - Doesn't have family to take care of - Has to live in San Fran... Or Bali lol I want to see a success story of some dad that lives in like Ohio in a trailer that uses AI to start a $1 million dollar business in 6 months without seeing San Francisco in his story.
I built Polsia into a $250M company in under 3 months. Solo + AI. Zero employees. Everyone asks me how I did it. Introducing aisloP, a docu-series on how I build Polsia. Episode 1: The Launch. How I orchestrated the biggest Twitter launch of 2026.
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New in Cowork: scheduled tasks. Claude can now complete recurring tasks at specific times automatically: a morning brief, weekly spreadsheet updates, Friday team presentations.
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Hang out with those who make you better.
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Just keep working….shit will pop off if you are consistent
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Some people make it because other people who already made it open doors for them. It’s sometimes that simple. This sounds obvious, but on the field, founders still think it’s just hustle. Hustles pairs well with charm, charisma, or high levels of EQ.
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A lesson from my grandfather that I’ll never forget: You’ll achieve much more by being consistently reliable than by being occasionally extraordinary.
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I've never heard someone complain that they just feel too good.
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so basically > guy reported fake news > all of world finance aped the news and added 2.5T to the market > news is fake, so everyone dumped so basically finance is just memecoins with suits
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NoCodePM retweeted
a smart guy with ai can do a lot more than a dumb guy with ai
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Smart people are dumb without sleep.
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Replying to @extacy1375
If I’m being perfectly honest, if I’m as much as 1 minute late it’s time to ring the alarm I’m typically 15-20 min early
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Milestone: 30,000 new apps now get built EVERY DAY with @lovable That’s 30k ideas, websites, SaaS products, and much more Thank you all.
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Ever wonder why so many great ideas come to us in the shower? It’s likely to be the white noise like background, and the lack of input from external sources. I guess it depends on what else is going on in the shower, but you get the point.
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You’ll eventually reach a point where you, as a solo engineer, can only accomplish so much in a day. When you reach your peak, you’ll understand why working with a team will take you 10x further than working by yourself.
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find something people hate doing build software that automates that thing charge them $29 a month pay your mortgage
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It comes down to this: do you want America to WIN or do you want America to LOSE. If you force the world’s best talent to play for the other side, America will LOSE. End of story.
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Every time I fatshamed a friend they hated me the first year And then thanked me a few years later after they got fit True friends will fatshame you to get you healthy Fake friends will stay silent
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NoCodePM retweeted
Now it's getting ridiculous
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an underappreciated programming skill is time estimation — not just communicating how long something should take you, but noticing when you've spent too long on a particular approach and should revisit
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actually the same post, just one for working with AIs and one for working with humans
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