Haha that was me 🇰🇬
Really great meeting you at Compile!
Really great meeting you at Compile!
✨ It was really fun visiting @cursor_ai's Compile conference this week
I met so many cool people, lots of internet people from here but also lots of Cursor ambassadors they flew in from around the world, like literally anywhere, I think I met my first Kyrgyz person 🇰🇬
@leerob he asks really great questions and is very high IQ, we talked about my drum & bass past, my vintage pieter(dot)com computer that only he and me care about and how we might lose ourselves with sycophantic AI coding building all these things nobody uses and nobody will ever pay for while thinking we're making groundbreaking work, so whem building products with AI revenue should be the real test!
Also I found 🇩🇪 bratwurst with sauerkraut near in Fort Mason, really good 😋
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It was awesome to see so many Cursor Ambassadors at Compile. Love being part of this community @cursor_ai
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Eldar Azamatov retweeted
What are the odds to meet the legend @levelsio and the legend of KG @hellohelldar at the same time!
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After an incredible journey, I've decided to leave Outtalent.
What started as joining as the first engineering hire became one of the most impactful experiences of my career. Over the past few years, I had the opportunity to grow into the role of Co-Founder & CTO and help build Kyrgd startup.
Together, we built products used by engineers around the world, automated key company processes, scaled our engineering operations, and grew the company through multiple stages of its journey. I had the opportunity to build products from scratch, lead engineering, integrate AI into our workflows, and help create a culture of moving fast, solving problems, and focusing on outcomes.
I'm especially grateful to Tilek Mamutov, the entire Outtalent team, our fellows, mentors, investors, and everyone who was part of this journey. I've learned an enormous amount about startups, engineering, leadership, hiring, fundraising, and building products that people truly need.
Looking back, I'm proud of what we accomplished together. We built a lean team, shipped fast, embraced AI early, and helped talented engineers from emerging markets access opportunities they might not have had otherwise.
While this chapter is ending, I'm excited for what comes next.
If you'd like to connect, collaborate, or discuss new ideas, feel free to reach out.
Thank you, Outtalent. It was an unforgettable adventure. 🚀
What started as joining as the first engineering hire became one of the most impactful experiences of my career. Over the past few years, I had the opportunity to grow into the role of Co-Founder & CTO and help build Kyrgd startup.
Together, we built products used by engineers around the world, automated key company processes, scaled our engineering operations, and grew the company through multiple stages of its journey. I had the opportunity to build products from scratch, lead engineering, integrate AI into our workflows, and help create a culture of moving fast, solving problems, and focusing on outcomes.
I'm especially grateful to Tilek Mamutov, the entire Outtalent team, our fellows, mentors, investors, and everyone who was part of this journey. I've learned an enormous amount about startups, engineering, leadership, hiring, fundraising, and building products that people truly need.
Looking back, I'm proud of what we accomplished together. We built a lean team, shipped fast, embraced AI early, and helped talented engineers from emerging markets access opportunities they might not have had otherwise.
While this chapter is ending, I'm excited for what comes next.
If you'd like to connect, collaborate, or discuss new ideas, feel free to reach out.
Thank you, Outtalent. It was an unforgettable adventure. 🚀
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Eldar Azamatov retweeted
got respected for vibecoding in sf
got questioned for it back home 🫠
got questioned for it back home 🫠
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Rising star 🚀🔥
I won the first place at the first ever @cursor_ai hackathon in my glorious nation kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
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Hosted the @cursor_ai Hackathon in Bishkek 🇰🇬 yesterday as a Cursor Ambassador.
Almost 100 builders showed up.
We randomly formed teams, gave everyone the same theme (Summertime Entertainment), and they had just 2 hours to build a working product with Cursor.
The most the code.
The best teams were the ones that could quickly organize themselves, collaborate with complete strangers, manage their time well, and turn an idea into a demo under pressure.
It feels like we’re moving into the era of generalists and problem solvers.
Congrats to the winners 🏆
🥇 Pixel Bishkek - @rahaincrease
🥈 Tycoons
🥉 PinkyDev
Huge thanks to everyone who built, pitched, judged, volunteered, and helped make it happen.
Special thanks to @nur_daulet_ & @ftnabeelah for helping organize the event ❤️
Almost 100 builders showed up.
We randomly formed teams, gave everyone the same theme (Summertime Entertainment), and they had just 2 hours to build a working product with Cursor.
The most the code.
The best teams were the ones that could quickly organize themselves, collaborate with complete strangers, manage their time well, and turn an idea into a demo under pressure.
It feels like we’re moving into the era of generalists and problem solvers.
Congrats to the winners 🏆
🥇 Pixel Bishkek - @rahaincrease
🥈 Tycoons
🥉 PinkyDev
Huge thanks to everyone who built, pitched, judged, volunteered, and helped make it happen.
Special thanks to @nur_daulet_ & @ftnabeelah for helping organize the event ❤️
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Today at Outtalent, our software team is 4 people including me. I wanted to share how I onboard engineers into the team. 🚀
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My two mentees, Lew Ulugbekova and Abai Zhumaliev whom I mentored in Game Development, got into one of the top game accelerators, Basket Entertainment, thanks to Umar Boroshovs Refferal. Let's congratulate them! 🚀 🔥
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Made a presentation on how 94% of our code is written with Cursor AI and how we integrated AI into our software infrastructure.
Biggest insight: AI works best with agent-ready codebases - tests, docs, predictable patterns, and verifiable systems.
bit.ly/43ltnTt
Biggest insight: AI works best with agent-ready codebases - tests, docs, predictable patterns, and verifiable systems.
bit.ly/43ltnTt
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I am hosting Cursor Hackathon Bishkek. Join! luma.com/cgzpbfou via @LumaHQ
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