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Chances of succeeding as an Indie Entrepreneur: • When you quit: none • When you don't quit for 1 year: low • When you don't quit for 2 years: medium • When you don't quit for 5 years: high Everything else is just a detail.

"AI is for content generation" is one of the biggest myth about AI. 3 things it is ACTUALLY best for: 1. Solving problems Tech, planning, business, coding, even health. I tackle quite a few issues with code as a no-coder. I don't need to write it to successfully use it.

My first Product Hunt launch was arguably a disaster. All I got was a backlink and a deluge of cold DMs begging me to buy upvotes. But I'm not giving up and I'm doing my second launch on Sunday: producthunt.com/products/mvp-m… Might come in handy if you have a business idea but don't

Slightly wild ideas are often the ones that make for outstanding marketing. Example: The Small Bets community by Daniel Vassallo has an extremely sarcastic "Small Bot" that roasts members' posts and ideas. Sure, it's not why people join the community. But it's what creates

My first product took 2 years to ship. Why? I built a dozen features no one asked for. Yes, even dark mode. That might seem obviously unnecessary in retrospect but The real question is: How do you avoid stepping on this rake AGAIN? You flip the script. When you plan a

Coming out of vacation to say a single thing: Claude 3.5 Sonnet is a beast. Instantly solved a few misbehaving prompts of mine in one fell swoop. And faster. And with way better quality. And at a fraction of the cost of Opus. Starting to ship updates with 3.5 Sonnet tomorrow.

Actually-good content is a tough nut for AI. We poured literally MONTHS of work to solve this. But now it’s one of the things I’m most proud of as a prompt engineer.