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A wall full of ‘software is dead’, did AI start 1. Talking with users, just when they give up on a flow? 2. Marking their usage patterns and identifying frustrations 3. Losing hope on the ways of finding job, making money? Keeping its health?
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4. Imagining a better way of doing something 5. Losing patience with long processes? 6. Getting fed up with money grabbing schemes? 7. Losing its data?
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Decision API is OpenAIs response for Jev?
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Who has better advantage now that everyone can do their job? Product managers? Software engineers? UI/UX designer?
i wonder if product managers now have the most valuable skill they know exactly what to ship and can literally prompt it all together themselves now instead
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Alula Kibrom retweeted
AI is a big W for 40-somethings. Old enough to have learned how to do things the right way, young enough to learn some new tricks.
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BYOK works only for devs! If you are building for non technical people you should allow integration through authentication
The worst part of every project is if you need some Google API key.
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Claude code finally caved and started reading agents.md
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I know right, it was unnecessary in the first place for them to be adamant about it and insist on Claude.md Here is the changelog code.claude.com/docs/en/chan…
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Jev Jev Jev Jev Ok, I will try it.
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Master git and cli! We back to the basics.
learn git go into debt if you have to
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I usually ask the agent to summarize and save the progress made in a session into a markdown file. That was you don’t lose relevant data as you go along. Of course you might end up with endless markdowns if you don’t summarize and organize them too
I never thought single ongoing chat would be good as context grows but i think thats the way to go @bot does it exceptionally well. @ChatGPT @claudeai
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One of the tools I’m building is a visual editor for website I built with NextJs and other static sites. It’s funny how we go full circle.
Because humans are visual creatures Only us dorks want to talk to a prompt instead of clicking around to change some text and images Nancy from marketing isn’t going to fire up VS Code for every little change she wants to make to a website
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I’m 38. Solo indie hacker and founder based in Pittsburgh, PA (originally from Ethiopia) Looking to connect with indie hackers and founders
I'm 36 Solo founder from Spain Looking to connect with more builders & indie hackers!
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Opencode is neat, why hasn't anyone told me
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Pi seems interesting too haven’t tried it yet
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Alula Kibrom retweeted
everybody’s going to build their own software just like everyone builds their own houses and cars
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Alula Kibrom retweeted
YC deadline just passed, and my timeline is full of: • founders recording 20 times • explaining a startup in 60 seconds • videos they’re not happy with So I built Y Combine a chatbot that helps founders write a clear YC 1 minute application video script with @roggy_ai This part shouldn’t be this hard.
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Of all the AI coding tools I tried cursor and Windsurf are ahead of the curve. Codex struggles with context, and makes you unnecessarily repetitive. Amazon’s Q doesn’t even come close unless it’s a Java project that you are working on. What else is there?
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Most AI models out there can code beautifully UI and create engaging UX already. But they all communicate using text and emojis. Why don’t they use that capability for themselves?
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For me it is a matter of time before they start using that. And I believe that would be one huge leap in the AI trajectory.
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They also know every user preferences better than any UI/UX expert.
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