If you sell to indie hackers, you are selling to the most price-sensitive, disloyal, copycat demographic on earth
The moment you tweet a revenue chart or build a tool they like, they won’t buy an annual plan, they will spend the weekend reverse-engineering your API, building a clone in Opus, and tweeting a thread about how they built your SaaS in 4 hours for $0
They view paying you as a defeat
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you will be much better off not worrying at all if software is dead or not and instead just continue making cool and useful things and exploring your curiosity to wherever it takes you
nymtoshi retweeted
My entire X feed is
- software is dead
- distribution is the moat now
Original thought is dead.
nymtoshi retweeted
"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."
nymtoshi retweeted
"How do I start posting online"
- Pick a fucking idea
- Stop trying to find the perfect one
- Write the first thing that comes to mind
- Rewrite it slightly better, then post
Just get in the habit of writing out interesting ideas and trust that you'll get better over time (you know, how everything else in life works).
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The future of work is not a job.
It's a portfolio.
Three income streams. One skill stack. Total control of your time. The people who build that portfolio now will be unreachable in a decade. The people who wait for a stable job will be waiting for something that stopped existing.











