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I built a Claude / ChatGPT API relay because my API bill was eating my side-project budget
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I stopped trying to organize my work and built something that deletes the clutter.
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I thought I was successful as a freelancer. Then I calculated my real hourly rate: €8/hour.
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First SaaS shipped — Pinstark. Pinterest pin packs from any product URL. What am I missing?
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I just added a static, non-AI feature to my AI-powered link platform. Was that the wrong call?
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We were spending more time managing our team than doing the actual work
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Why "Who owns this?" still slows modern engineering teams
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Steal these: 5 SaaS ideas pulled from 60 real Reddit complaints (actual threads linked)
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We're obsessed with getting people into the store. We forgot to help them buy.
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The 10-seconds barrier: why engineering speed is learned
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We built a remote team tracker for developers, but our own dev team detests micromanagement. How do we draw the line?
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I put $600 into my own marketplace. Day 1: zero users.
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6 signups, 5 activated, and the bugs that shipped anyway
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Ten days after launch I still don't know if anyone will actually pay for this
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Our tidiest cron became our #1 support complaint
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20+ comments, zero clicks — can I ask you something?
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What changed after I stopped building features and started optimizing discoverability
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