Sergey Kornilov
@phprunner

Sergey aka PHPRunner. Builder of PHPRunner and ASPRunnerNET, the best low-code platforms. Tweets tech, startups & lowcode apps.

 Washington DC, USA
xlinesoft.com
Joined June 2009
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Build more. Code less. Stay in control. Create web applications with low code and AI, customize them when needed, and deploy wherever you want. Try PHPRunner free: xlinesoft.com/phprunner/
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Here’s what great customer service looks like: Called Trader Joe’s to ask if they had a particular coffee. The person wasn’t sure, so they checked the shelves. Then offered to hold a bag for me. A little extra effort that gives someone a reason to come back. ☕
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We’ve reached the point where kids ask Santa to reset their Codex limits. 🎅💻
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2,000 followers! 🎉🙌 That’s a lot of people watching me figure things out in public. Tech takes, random thoughts, questionable jokes... you knew what you signed up for. 😂 Thanks for joining in and making this fun. More to come! 🚀
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For a SaaS I want to see one useful result with my own input before entering a credit card.
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When robots start cooking as well as they code, we’re all cooked.
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Doing your job without AI feels like spending 8 hours a day on LinkedIn
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I was born in 1971. Do you think this is a coincidence? Think again. Help me push to 2000! If you are in tech, SaaS, love building things - lets connect.
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If AI is not an answer, change the question
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HTTP: Shouting your password across a crowded room. HTTPS: Whispering it to someone who might still be a scammer, but at least nobody else can hear.
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It is not a product if it does not have customers
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Saying no to shiny ideas might be your biggest advantage now.
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The solution to problems caused by AI? More AI, obviously.
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AI models come and go but coffee is here to stay
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Go and talk to ten of your customers today. You can thank me later.
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Good habits take months to build and days to lose.
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You can tell someone has stopped living their life when they only talk about the life they used to have.
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I was 15 when I wrote my first thing, in was coded in Basic back in 1986. Me and my friend built a chemistry school quiz system that had some quite complex feedback system. Pretty advanced for that time.
Ananya Singh
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How old were you when you started coding? And what was the first thing you built? 👀
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Unpopular take: you should still learn to code in 2026, just do not treat it as your only skill. It is like learning a foreign language, opens more doors for you.
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AI makes everyone a faster driver, but 50% won't know which direction is right.
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Be honest - did you you write a tweet that starts with "be honest"?
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