Which skill gives a developer the biggest unfair advantage?
A) System design 🏗️
B) Deep debugging skills 🔍
C) Understanding business 💰
D) Communicating clearly 🗣️
You can only master ONE.
Your startup makes $5K/month consistently.
A) Keep your job and grow slowly 🧑💻
B) Quit and go all in 🚀
C) Find investors and scale faster 💰
D) Sell it and start something new 🤝
At what point would you take the risk?
Replying to @kapilansh_twt
True, your working pace has increased but the satisfaction level you got solving your problem on your own is lost.
Replying to @Ionkosm
At this stage, we can’t live without our daily AI Agent, hence need to keep it.
Replying to @chanduuu_cs
Claude if your building something into Tech.
1Be honest 👀
You can make ONE thing obsolete forever:
A) Writing boilerplate code 🤖
B) Attending pointless meetings 📅
C) Manually deploying applications 🚀
D) Debugging undocumented legacy systems 💀
Which one are you eliminating first?
You're building an open-source project.
Which domain extension fits best?
- .org
- .dev
- .io
- .com
What's your choice?
Imagine you’re starting a company today. 🚀
You get to hire just 3 people:
A) 3 exceptional engineers 🧑💻
B) 2 engineers + 1 salesperson 💰
C) 1 engineer + 1 designer + 1 marketer 🎨
D) 3 AI agents and yourself 🤖
Which team has the best chance of winning?
Hot take 🔥
The most dangerous sentence in software engineering:
“It passed the tests.”
Tests can pass while your architecture is broken, your security is weak, and your business logic is completely wrong.
Passing tests is evidence. Not proof.
Choose your ultimate homelab setup 🖥️
A) Mac Mini running AI models 🍎
B) Linux server with multiple GPUs 🐧
C) Cloud infrastructure on AWS ☁️
D) A powerful PC running everything locally ⚡
Unlimited budget. What are you building?
Prashant Tyagi retweeted
Freshers / mid-level dilemma:
Join a big product company for brand name
or
Join a smaller company for ownership and faster growth?
What would you do?









