AI is everywhere in SaaS; how do we define what it actually delivers for us?
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AI could be a great teammate for solo founders; how do we make it reliable?
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Startups need speed; how can AI be quicker to adopt than it is today? (I will not promote)
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AI holds great promise; how can we trust it to accelerate decisions without slowing down?
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AI should help us learn; how can it be more of a teacher and less of a puzzle?
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Solo builders need speed; how can AI become part of a reliable workflow?
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If AI is so advanced, how can we make it a true partner instead of a puzzle?
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Dev Productivity = 61% Chaos + Repetition? How We Got Here (and Why AI Isn’t Saving Us Yet)
Tips and tricks for being more productive!
SaaS is supposed to be efficient. So why are teams still so drained?
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When your product is small, every minute matters
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Progress isn’t about moving fast. It’s about protecting time to build (I will not promote)
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The real risk to startups isn’t competition. It’s dev distraction
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What happened to having time for real engineering?
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The real friction isn’t in the code, it’s in the work around it.
fully give in to the vibes. forget that the code even exists.
Learning to build feels harder because of everything outside the code
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Solo dev work still feels slow and it’s not the code’s fault.
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Why does side project work still feel like overhead even with AI?
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Two decades in and dev still feels heavy because the friction hasn’t moved.
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Why does setting up the basics still take this long in 2025?
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Why does setting up the basics still take this long in 2025?
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After 24 years leading teams, the dev friction hasn’t gone away
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Solo shipping was supposed to get faster with AI, right?
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Do you ever spend more time prepping your stack than actually building?
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Why is setting up a screen still harder than building the feature itself?
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AI was supposed to reduce dev friction, but I’m still stuck in the same loop. Curious what others think?
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