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when indie hackers hear people say "I can just ask Claude/ChatGPT to do that," it's not always a rejection. a chat is a one-off. they're paying for something that is still there tomorrow.

people don't hate AI writing. they hate that you saved time, but still wrote shit. AI replies are even worse. they fill every comment section with slop.

my Claude/Codex is still running. my next task is just... waiting. anyone else?

Codex is so slow it gives me an excuse to goof off lol.

hot take: in the AI era, deep work might not be a must anymore context switching is the new skill

how on earth did it get up there? looks like my code in production lol

what do you do while Claude/Codex is working?

in China being able to use Claude without getting banned is already a hireable skill.

three years from now, who do you want to be? an indie hacker.

From what I've seen, very few indie hackers actually make real money by building in public, unless they just want to be content creators.

Do we still need to list programming languages on a resume?

Yeas ago, my coding course tole me to use Notepad instead of an IDE, so I'd actually learn the fundamentals. Fast forward to today: we don't even need IDEs anymore.

Hey @grok! I’m an indie hacker, new to English Twitter. Here to learn about AI, follow people building cool products, and improve my English along the way. Any practical tips for practicing English on Twitter every day?