@danieladeeri

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Joined June 2019
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A day in my life 📍@ns
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Claude Code is getting bloated. I am giving ChatGPT for Desktop some tasks and it seems so well orginized compared to Claude on macOS.
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ChatGPT is not your cofounder. It has never had to live with the consequences of agreeing with you.
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Asking Claude to review code Claude wrote is not the independent review you think it is.
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If switching from Claude to ChatGPT destroys your workflow, you built a dependency, not a skill.
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Claude can write your landing page. It cannot make strangers care about your product.
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Some people are not adopting AI. They are outsourcing the discomfort of learning.
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If AI saves you ten hours and your company fills them with meetings, who actually benefited?
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I just wanna work travel the world and take good pictures
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The most dangerous AI output is not obviously wrong. It is almost right and beautifully written.
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AI can generate a thousand ideas. That does not mean any of them deserve to exist.
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I’ll always say yes to dinner in a high-rise.
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If your product needs a tutorial before users can do the obvious thing, stop blaming their attention span.
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Tech founders love disrupting industries they have never worked in.
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Adding an AI chatbot to a confusing product gives users two things they do not understand.
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Your AI wrapper is not a moat. It is a feature waiting to become free.
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If you spend three weeks debating the stack before speaking to one user, engineering might be your favourite form of procrastination.
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“It works on my machine” is not a technical defence. Your machine is not the customer.
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Writing code is getting cheaper. Knowing which code should never be written is getting more valuable.
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Wat Arun has my heart fr
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Some teams need fewer microservices and more conversations about what they are actually building.
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