Cause the customers are in US.

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Being an employee will die one day.

I am getting SO tired of these posts from influencers: “We literally cloned an N billion-dollar company in 20 minutes with {vibe coding tool}. This changes the game forever.” No, you didn’t “clone” a billion-dollar business. You created a landing page similar to it. That’s all.

I pay klaviyo close to $70/month but shooting just one email wins me back that money.

The US has a massive advantage other countries can’t replicate: 340 million people in a single market with one language, one currency, and one set of regulations. A startup in San Francisco can instantly sell to someone in Florida. Meanwhile, a startup in France has to deal

Producing this video would have cost at least $10,000. I made it for $5 using Veo 3.

What in the Venezuela just happened to nyc?

how about instead of freezing rent, we just build more houses?

The stuff where AI seems to shine is generated content that’s isomorphic to existing content but needs to be in a different format. Documentation, unit tests, type or formal grammar extraction, or faithful reimplementation using different apis all seem to work well. That

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Do whatever is the hardest for you. when you get frustrated with that then do whatever is easy for you.

If you take pto on the layoff day , they will skip you and pick someone else , since you are not at work to be laid off.

Vibe coding… 🥰

Fast and correct > Slow and correct > fast and incorrect > slow and incorrect

Couldn’t agree more. I couldn’t remember when was the last time I went to ikea ever since 3d printer came out.

Most startups die because they don’t scale fast enough.

A fresh college grad that is really on top of AI will outperform a full stack engineer with 10 years of experience.