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One problem does not always mean one product
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One problem does not always mean one product
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One problem does not always mean one product
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One problem does not always mean one product
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One problem does not always mean one product
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Vibe coding made building easier. It didn’t make finding users easier.
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One problem does not always mean one product
Sep 6, 2026commented on a post
I built a launch-readiness scanner. Its first useful finding was a flaw in its own judgment.
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I built a launch-readiness scanner. Its first useful finding was a flaw in its own judgment.
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I built a launch-readiness scanner. Its first useful finding was a flaw in its own judgment.
Aug 28, 2026created a post
Remote shutdown already exists. But how do you know it’s actually safe to shut down?
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Building a progress bar without having access to any progress
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I learned something surprising after building an AI progress bar for ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.
Jul 23, 2026commented on a post
Waiting for ChatGPT with no feedback was frustrating, so I built this
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Waiting for ChatGPT with no feedback was frustrating, so I built this
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Waiting for ChatGPT with no feedback was frustrating, so I built this
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I just mapped my 100th product idea. It changed how I think about building.
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What 90 Projects Taught Me About the Same Problem
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Connecting Disconnected Dots: From Bank Risk Manager and Rummikub Strategist to AI Architect
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I thought I was building apps. I was actually studying retrieval.

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