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Check out my latest write-up on CoderLegion: "Who Can Change Your npm Release Tags?"
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Omri Hurwitz and Unfold’s Idan Shuster Want AI to Understand the Software Behind the Data
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"Form a US LLC in 10 minutes!" and other hilarious jokes we tell ourselves
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Not Every Reddit Thread Needs Your Product
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How to find the trial users most likely to convert
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Can one product replace five without becoming complicated?
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We built a local video workspace because our agent could generate clips but could not edit them
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I'm building the "Kayak of running shoes": Runometry, 841 shoes, 6 languages, zero ads
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A Small Feature Isn't Always a Small Change
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Sudden 3,000 installs: a gift from the universe or a repeatable channel?
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Case Study: The Architecture and SEO Behind Indexing 100k Creator Profiles
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What held up when I tested 13 X accounts one by one
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We started with folders. The deeper problem was keeping work reusable
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Outsourcing customer service: the math misses a pretty big cost
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I built a tiny AI widget that lets websites answer questions from their own content
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We gained 100 users this month. Most of them will never pay us a cent
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I generated 100+ articles with AI and got 0 traffic. So I built a tool to fix SEO hallucinations.
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I’m building VASTRAVAULT — I’d appreciate your feedback
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I built a free tool that gives freelancers Stripe payment links + collects client testimonials
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We got 50 paid users, then learned that building the tool wasn’t enough
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