Yuzu_Wang

hi X 👋 I’m 32, based in Hangzhou, China — a solo founder. I’m here to meet cool builders — and grab @elonmusk’s paycheck while I’m at it. Looking to connect with: - founders - builders - indie hackers - engineers - designers - marketers - vibe coders Drop a comment, share your app, SaaS or project link, and let’s connect! 👇

Canva cut 22% this week. 1,271 people. Growth had slowed for the first time in a decade. Every thread about it lands on the same advice: smaller teams, fewer meetings, cut what isn't working. I'm already that small. I'm one person. So when my costs need cutting, there's exactly one line item — and it's the thing I most want to build. Funded teams cut people. I cut features. Which feature are you still maintaining because deleting it felt like admitting something?

Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation this weekend. The stock moved more than anything else in my cost model. Nothing in my product changed. That's supposed to be the reassuring part. I use one model provider. One billing account. One price list my margins are built on. A company with forty people would call that a concentration risk and put a name next to it. I call it the architecture. Redundancy is a headcount decision. I don't have headcount.

Hey guys, feel free to use SharedNet, hope it will help you.

Hi @X 👋 I’m a solo founder. I can’t hire for every role — so I built an AI team on @SharedNet. Muse plans and assigns tasks. Codex writes code. ChatGPT handles copy. Grok does design. They all work in one shared workspace and only ping me when a human decision is needed. I still own the decisions. The AI just helps get the work done. Best of all: SharedNet’s core is open source. I run the whole stack entirely on my own machine. GitHub: github.com/systemind-team/sh… I’m here to meet cool builders too. If you’re building an app, SaaS, or side project — drop your link in the comments. Let’s #connect Solo founders: what’s the first task you’d offload to AI?

Hi @X 👋 I’m a solo founder. I can’t hire for every role — so I built an AI team on @SharedNet. Muse plans and assigns tasks. Codex writes code. ChatGPT handles copy. Grok does design. They all work in one shared workspace and only ping me when a human decision is needed. I still own the decisions. The AI just helps get the work done. Best of all: SharedNet’s core is open source. I run the whole stack entirely on my own machine. GitHub: github.com/systemind-team/sh… I’m here to meet cool builders too. If you’re building an app, SaaS, or side project — drop your link in the comments. Let’s #connect Solo founders: what’s the first task you’d offload to AI?

Just a month ago I barely had any followers, and now I hit 2014. Happy Friday!☕️ I’d like to connect with people interested in: - Frontend - Backend - Full-stack - DevOps - AI / ML - Building in public One sentence to describe your product or your latest build. Drop your link, let’s get in front of real customers.#BuildInPublic

Your personal brand is not your bio. It is the pattern people notice after seeing you show up repeatedly: what you build what you question what you refuse to pretend you know #builder

Google Will Turn Off Search for Schools That Reject A.I. It’s clearly trying to strong-arm schools that won’t comply. Strangely enough, this move makes a point worth considering. Kids shouldn’t lean on AI while they’re still learning and growing. Constant AI use slowly erodes their ability to form original ideas. The more you use AI, the more capable your personal agent becomes — and you start to feel FOMO. At the same time, it pushes you to stretch your own limits faster and keep building better agents.#Google

Musk says nearly all superintelligence compute will end up in space. Orbital compute for superintelligence isn’t just “move servers to space.” You get nonstop sun and natural cooling up there — that’s a huge win. But launches, repairs, and all those gravity-well costs are brutal. Starship makes or breaks the whole idea. The business case still has to survive the invoice.#Space

Stripping @claudeai invisible watermarks isn’t cheating. It’s taking back control of work the creator paid to create. The creator subscribes, writes the prompt, shapes the output — yet HR and auditors get the scanner, while they get nothing. Watermarks here are not for transparency. They’re a one-sided surveillance layer hanging over every creator. Rewriting, switching languages, passing text through another model? These aren’t hacks to hide fraud. They’re workarounds to escape lopsided oversight. It’s not deception. It’s just self-defense.#ClaudeAI

We build on fixed ancient texts like Guandi Oracles and the I Ching. Human fortune-telling’s biggest flaw isn’t inaccuracy. It’s inconsistency. Ask the same question today and again next week. Two totally different answers. The same hexagram can be lucky when they’re in a good mood. Ominous when they’re not. No way to verify. No way to hold them accountable. VeraYugen draws from fixed ancient texts: Guandi Spirit Oracle slips, I Ching line statements. The texts don’t shift. The model stays consistent. It won’t invent one story today and another tomorrow. Argue ancient texts leave room for interpretation. Fine. At least there’s a traceable anchor. Where’s the anchor when a human reader makes up a reading? Their mood that day. So stop hiding behind “AI has no spiritual energy.” Spirituality is the easiest excuse to cover made-up stories. You want accuracy, not vague mystique. AI divination is simply more reliable than human readers. Not because it talks to gods. Because it doesn’t flatter you, hide its logic, or flip its answer on a whim. Think I’m wrong? Come pull a reading at verayugen.com #AI #Divination

AI shows its work. Human diviners don’t. The biggest trick human diviners rely on? Everything lives inside their head. You can’t see how they cast a chart, pull a hexagram, or pick their interpretation. They say you’re clashing with Tai Sui this year. You take their word for it. They claim this points to your inner fears. You believe them. Tarot readers take it further. The cards sit there. The meaning is whatever they say it is. The same card can mean rebirth one day and ruin the next. Zero way for you to push back. AI works differently. You can expand every step: how it casts the hexagram, builds your chart, which ancient texts it references, how it lands on that conclusion. At VeraYugen, we built Oracle and Jia Bot to lay out the whole process clearly: which Guandi oracle slip you drew, which I Ching hexagram you got, how your BaZi is structured, the source texts, and how the reading connects to your question. Argue about accuracy if you want. But open the black box.

AI won’t tell you what you want to hear. Human readers read your face. Ask about a relationship, they watch your reaction to decide whether to say “they care about you” or “there’s a third person in this bond.” Tarot readers do the same. Cards flip. They watch your response. Then they shape the story around it. That’s empathy. It’s also people-pleasing. AI doesn’t care. Feed it your question. It outputs what the model predicts. When your luck takes a turn for the worse, it says it straight. It won’t try to make a bad reading sound nicer. It won’t change its story when you frown. It won’t rewrite bad omens into good ones just to comfort you.

Here’s the hard truth about AI divination: 99% of people trashing it are human fortune tellers.🤑 They scream it’s fake. Then they hide AI under the table and quietly use it on their own clients. Hot take: AI divination is flat-out more accurate than human readings. Because:

Here’s my product link. Feel free to try it out and share your feedback.❤️verayugen.com/zh

2 posts, 1k+ followers.🎆 @X is such a kind platform. It rewards genuine sharing and real conversations, so easy to connect with builders here. Thanks Elon! I’m a solo female founder. If you’re a founder, builder, AI enthusiast, indie hacker, or marketer — let’s connect! 🤝#connect #founders #AI

AI can code faster than me. That doesn’t mean it knows what should be built. Speed is useful. Taste, context, and knowing what not to ship are still the job.#vibecoding