Helping founders and operators build serious software and AI products with the right team and clear process. Learn more at https://xitter.cf/t.co/fCzjMrzua6

Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Joined May 2015
Having a balanced team is extremely important when moving fast.
Still think shipping more features is a great idea? Think again. I have become more skeptical of volume as a fast track to quality/higher ROI. There was a time when "more devs per department", "more code commits", and "more features shipped" felt natural and progressive. Especially when you have Claude AI agents super-powering senior devs. Now, I do not think that the assumption holds nearly as well. What I see works better: 1. Streamlined team, no excess (designers, developers, PM, QA, DevOps) 2. Better planning - lock features/tasks for the next release 3. Work only on tasks that are assigned for the next release 4. New ideas - don't even discuss them during the meetings unless they go into the next release That forces you to: 1. Plan better and work only on what is important now 2. Walk a fine line - not too much, not too little So ask your dev team about the process - do they walk a fine line to keep the product balanced? Or do they bloat the budget/timeline and make the product's UI clunky with features and slow?
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Many founders think the biggest risk in software is moving too slowly. I think the bigger risk is moving fast with the wrong team. Because if the team is wrong, speed does not help you. It just helps you build the wrong thing faster. Spend money faster. Get attached to bad decisions faster. The best development teams do not just increase velocity. They reduce confusion first. They make tradeoffs clearer. They help you understand what matters now and what can wait. That is usually the difference between a build that gains momentum and a build that quietly becomes expensive. If you are hiring a team, I would pay close attention to one question: After speaking with them, does the project feel clearer or heavier? That answer tells you a lot.
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cool stuff, we built such a system for a tree nursery a couple of years back - amazing results, and very cheap hardware. Instead of a drone, it was a GoPro mounted on a tractor that regularly went through the fields. The data would be processed and displayed on an iPad inside the cabin. more stuff cases - labs.devteam.space/openclaw/
The future of agriculture lies in optimization. A system like this costs very little: a drone with a camera and a computer vision system accurate enough to count and identify plants or diseases. It's so easy that anyone can make it at home for their own crops.
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AI future within 1-2 years - based on what we use/build - from the usage perspective
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Thinking of adding AI to your business? Step 1: Don’t hire a random “AI expert” off LinkedIn. Step 2: Don’t pick a dev company based on fancy slides alone. Step 3: Read our guide on choosing an AI partner who actually delivers results - devteam.space/blog/artificia… #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning
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Happy New Year 2026! 🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆 Faster builds - bigger wins 🚀✨
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Our CEO @AlexeySemeney shares with Forbes why remote teams fail without the right leadership systems. Worth a read: forbes.com/councils/forbeste…
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Industries we innovated with software in 2025. Web, mobile, and custom software (including AI-powered solutions) - built by senior engineers. Looking ahead to 2026 🚀 #SoftwareDevelopment #AI #Startups #ProductDevelopment #EnterpriseAI 👉 devteam.space
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Merry Christmas to everyone!
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AI agents struggled in Microsoft’s synthetic marketplace. Turns out they’re just like us in a grocery store. 😅 But this is key — if agents can’t navigate chaos, they’re not ready for real-world deployment. #AI #Innovation
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Happy Thanksgiving weekend, everyone! #Thanksgiving
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Do you agree with our CEO?
The fundamental issue with AI - you can't trust it. You need to check and re-check every response. Whoever solves the hallucination issue first will be the king of the mountain.
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🧠 The Weekly Debug If you spent 3 hours debugging a typo, congratulations — you’ve unlocked the “patience” skill every founder needs. 😅 Remember: progress ≠ perfection. #TheWeeklyBuild #DevWisdom #TechHumor #StartupLife
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Innovation starts with a bold idea. 💡 🚀 Pitch yours 👇
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The loudest AI trend isn’t the tools. It’s the quiet shift in what we now believe is possible. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #TechTrends
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🚀 90% of startups fail. But founders who validate, focus, and execute fast give themselves a real shot at success. Here are 3 tips every startup founder should know 🧵👇
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3️⃣ Ship fast → learn → iterate Don’t wait for perfection. Build a simple version, test it, gather feedback, improve. ⚡ Speed is your edge.
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