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Congrats! I really admire solopreneurs, it takes a huge amount of effort not just to build the product, but to actually get it out there and gain real traction. A lot of people don’t see the grind behind the scenes, but it’s real. All the best and keep it up!

Great advice for folks starting out.

Firefox is still pretty good! I really like the new vertical tabs feature they added. It makes browsing a lot easier for me.

Awesome! Looking forward to learn from other responses. In the meantime, here's mine - https://brisqi.com

Interestingly, I was thinking about this topic today. I have so many thoughts about "vibe coding" in general that I could easily write a more than 2,000-word essay on it. To put it simply, vibe coding has certainly opened many doors for non-technical makers and founders, allowing them to prototype quickly and build MVPs, CRUD apps, or mobile apps without too much complexity. It has also enabled...

I would consider using it with some restrictions to reduce spam.

I find this trend really fascinating! It seems like vertical integration is becoming more common these days, especially with companies like Apple taking the lead with their custom silicon chips, followed by Google and now Meta. I also noticed that Microsoft is making moves with their Cobalt chips. In my opinion, the main reasons behind this shift are pretty clear: companies want to have more...

For personal projects, I always use Brisqi - it's an offline-first personal Kanban and task management app. A little biased as I built it :)

SaaS is thriving even more. AI enhances a SaaS product by adding extra functionality on top. If the only competitive advantage a startup has is an AI-dependent feature, then not only is it easier for competitors to build a similar product, but the chances of the startup securing funding from venture capitalists are also quite slim. Check this video on what VC's think about this, lot of useful...

In discussions there were a lot more cookie cutter questions. Now, I feel the quality of questions being asked have gotten better. It may seem like the cozy vibes are missing, but I think users are still getting use to the new forums format, you will see a lot more engagement eventually with time.

The value never came from the product by itself, it was always from solving user's pain point in an efficient manner. The software product just happened to be a medium to solve that problem better than the other means. So, to answer your question, the software product will always have it's value whether it's built with or without AI's assistance as long as it solves a problem a tangible problem.

Oh this is nice. I like that I can try out different models in one place.

This such a cool idea. I can definitely see coming in handy for any kind of events, not just weddings. Checked out the pricing and it is quite reasonable. Great work and congrats on the launch!

This is pretty impressive. Great work and congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch! Definitely an interesting use case and I can see it being useful for providing better feedback. Good work!

Congrats on the launch! I like all the integrations it has. Good work!

There is a product, then there is a business with customers. A product is not equal to a business, A product is just one part of a business. The key shift is that AI has made it much easier to build a basic "prototype" by piecing together different parts generated through AI. However, this often leads to insecure, unmaintainable code and growing technical debt. What truly matters is building...

This is really informative. Thanks for quick summary and please keep this up.

I certainly like the changes PH made to the forums, topics make discussions much more organized. That said, the stricter rules seem to add friction, making it feel a bit restrictive compared to platforms like Reddit, where you can post more freely.