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Developer building toward 9–5 freedom 🫑 πŸ‘‰ Shipping products without quitting or burning bridges πŸ‘‰ Sharing wins, failures & lessons 🧠

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Joined August 2024
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8 months ago: 0 products, afraid to ship today: 2 live products while still working my 9/5 you don't need to quit your job to build πŸ‘‰ you need to stop overthinking and start shipping
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I want to break out of my 1k jail only thing is, i need some guidance and incentive i hope @robj3d3's course will give me that but the downside for waiting on that, is that i am currently in a crazy limbo where i just don't know what to do inspiration for posts is at an all time low, i just cant explain why my brain doesnt add up sometimes So i am taking a little break!
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Bro just vibe coded adobe out of business πŸ‘free and open sourceπŸ‘ Either this is gonna go really good for him, or really bad Protect this man at all costs
I've vibe coded replacements to 7 of Adobe's apps in Rust. They're open source (links below)
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I have a never ending list of ideas some bad, some good, some i dont know i have always left them aside, since i dont want to get shiny object syndrome but now with ai, every day i wonder if i should just put them in claude and build them Anyone else with such a huge list?
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If had to choose one piece of advice that i could only remember, it would 100% be being optimistic Being delusionally optimistic is such an advantage, because where everyone tells you how stuff wont work or can go wrong; You can either prove them wrong OR learn so many valueble lessons if you just stick with it And the best of all, while you were doing it, you were having fun and were optimistic! Its literally a cheatcode Thanks @marclou for the inspiration (again)
I made $217,071 in September 2026. πŸ’ͺ HYROX β€” $112K ⭐️ TrustMRR β€” $53K πŸ“ˆ DataFast β€” $31K πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» CodeFast β€” $7K πŸ₯ Twitter β€” $7K πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ Ship or Die β€” $3K ⚑️ ShipFast β€” $2K 🍜 Indie Page β€” $685 πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ Stalkr β€” $319 🎞️ YouTube β€” $263 🦐 SuperShrimp β€” $221 🌱 HabitsGarden β€” $143 🧾 Zenvoice β€” $138 πŸš€ LaunchViral β€” $129 πŸ›‘οΈ ByeDispute β€” $97 πŸ“š WorkbookPDF β€” $67 πŸ’© PoopUp β€” $9 βœ‚οΈ Margin: 90% The HYROX experiment hyrox.marclou.com inflates this month's revenue, but it's the best month ever for my marketplace TrustMRR.com ($53K) and my SaaS DataFa.st ($31K). I do everything solo, and I'm not going to lie, I'm fucking proud of myself. Since I was a kid, I've been told to focus on one thing. I find that boring. I want to play and try a bunch of things. I never felt confident because nothing really worked out for 7 years. I ended up being average at everything: coding, marketing, design... But building 37 startups (marclou.com) taught me something far more important: resilience, discipline, and optimism. Over the past decade, those skills have compounded. I now run a tiny portfolio of startups making $1M+/year, sleep 8 hours a night, work out 2 hours a day, and spend plenty of time with my wife. Anything is possible if you're hungry. Believe in yourself.
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If had to choose one piece of advice that i could only remember, it would 100% be being optimistic Being delusionally optimistic is such an advantage, because where everyone tells you how stuff wont work or can go wrong; You can either prove them wrong OR learn so many valueble lessons if you just stick with it And the best of all, while you were doing it, you were having fun and were optimistic! Its literally a cheatcode Thanks @marclou for the inspiration (again)
I made $217,071 in September 2026. πŸ’ͺ HYROX β€” $112K ⭐️ TrustMRR β€” $53K πŸ“ˆ DataFast β€” $31K πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» CodeFast β€” $7K πŸ₯ Twitter β€” $7K πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ Ship or Die β€” $3K ⚑️ ShipFast β€” $2K 🍜 Indie Page β€” $685 πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ Stalkr β€” $319 🎞️ YouTube β€” $263 🦐 SuperShrimp β€” $221 🌱 HabitsGarden β€” $143 🧾 Zenvoice β€” $138 πŸš€ LaunchViral β€” $129 πŸ›‘οΈ ByeDispute β€” $97 πŸ“š WorkbookPDF β€” $67 πŸ’© PoopUp β€” $9 βœ‚οΈ Margin: 90% The HYROX experiment hyrox.marclou.com inflates this month's revenue, but it's the best month ever for my marketplace TrustMRR.com ($53K) and my SaaS DataFa.st ($31K). I do everything solo, and I'm not going to lie, I'm fucking proud of myself. Since I was a kid, I've been told to focus on one thing. I find that boring. I want to play and try a bunch of things. I never felt confident because nothing really worked out for 7 years. I ended up being average at everything: coding, marketing, design... But building 37 startups (marclou.com) taught me something far more important: resilience, discipline, and optimism. Over the past decade, those skills have compounded. I now run a tiny portfolio of startups making $1M+/year, sleep 8 hours a night, work out 2 hours a day, and spend plenty of time with my wife. Anything is possible if you're hungry. Believe in yourself.
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Me at 21 I guess i should have stayed with that career πŸ˜‚
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new strategy seems to be working! i'm cooking up some more to step up my game on here, stay tuned! πŸ‘€ underdog about to become topdog 😎 Just gotta have some cooking time πŸ™
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Netflix cooked so much with their liquid glass casting design πŸ₯΅
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I cant even eat dinner without something happening 40% the cost of fable is INSANEEE πŸ§‘β€πŸ³ its timeeee
Introducing Claude Opus 5.5, the first model in our new Claude 5.5 family. It performs at the level of Claude Fable 5.1 for most tasks, and costs 40% less to run than Opus 5.
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Amsterdam parking is literally crazy πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ Anyone have other funny examples?
Replying to @juanbuis
Edgemaxxing 😭😭
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You don't need 100 customers to prove your product works πŸ‘‡ we have exactly 1 But search has a known benchmark: a normal search bar result gets clicked around 40% of the time after 18 months of building EasyFinder, our first store is at 85% (!) only ~100 searches, so it's early but i does give us good signals! only way is up! Lets goooo πŸ‘€
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rowansail retweeted
18 months into working every evening, every free hour in my weekend, and this is what it got me till now: - I have been stressed out more, bc of the lack of sleep - I built around 5 products, 1 i am really betting on, although it is a long take - I made about 1k in total across all of them - I have never felt more motivated, because i am ACTUALLY working on my future - I found out my ADHD plays a very big role in my life which i didnt know before I would do it again πŸ’― the difference is that after 18 months i finally have a clearer image of where to go, and that is worth more to me than the 1k!
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18 months into working every evening, every free hour in my weekend, and this is what it got me till now: - I have been stressed out more, bc of the lack of sleep - I built around 5 products, 1 i am really betting on, although it is a long take - I made about 1k in total across all of them - I have never felt more motivated, because i am ACTUALLY working on my future - I found out my ADHD plays a very big role in my life which i didnt know before I would do it again πŸ’― the difference is that after 18 months i finally have a clearer image of where to go, and that is worth more to me than the 1k!
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rowansail retweeted
Hereeee weeee goooooo βœŒοΈπŸ‘€
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I made a tool that allows customers to create their own filters πŸ‘€ with JEV this is the first time it actually feels instant > type "for the winter" and it classifies every product on the fly, based on the product information with EasyFinder we've been chasing intent-based search for 18 months, so this is actually really cool! still an experiment, but having a few other ideas on JEV for i will share soon Let me know what you think! πŸ‘‡ should i make a demo?
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Hereeee weeee goooooo βœŒοΈπŸ‘€
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I made a tool that allows customers to create their own filters πŸ‘€ with JEV this is the first time it actually feels instant > type "for the winter" and it classifies every product on the fly, based on the product information with EasyFinder we've been chasing intent-based search for 18 months, so this is actually really cool! still an experiment, but having a few other ideas on JEV for i will share soon Let me know what you think! πŸ‘‡ should i make a demo?
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Try it out here: wrackline-filter-demo-eight.… Insane how fast i could build this, amazing times!
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