This was a cool listen. I think Cloud+AI is increasingly making the @levelsio -style model of a scrappy solo serial micro-entrepreneur viable, allowing one person to spin up and run a number of companies that generate income, possibly well into billion-dollar valuations.
Solo founders shouldn't have to choose between doing everything and hiring everyone. Built Foundroom to close that gap. One person, one dashboard, an agent stack running product, growth, support, and finance β with you keeping the calls that need taste. Live soon.
The Most Common Lies from an LLM:
"This is the final piece of the puzzle."
"Here's the complete working code."
"I'm certain this will fix your problem."
"You won't have any dependency issues."
"I fully understand your request."
"Your context has been preserved."
"I've tested this extensively."
my file names since using cursor: current_results_price_switch_fixed_improved_nowActuallyTrulyWorkingFinallyOptimized_NoMoreEdgeCaseErrors_v2_FINAL.csv
my morning routine
1. open stripe dashboard
2. see $0
3. blame my audience
4. build a feature no one asked for
5. write 10 replies with AI
6. read Steve Jobs biography (again)
Claude starting to flex remote MCPs and adding them to 45 minute-long Claude Deep Research. nice.
theres the developers who complain that mcps dont offer anything over rest apis
then theres the companies that wake up one day and they're integrated to claude/every mcp client without needing to be asked bc all you need is one string
Last night was a weird experience with AI. I told Cursor to init a new website inside a project, expected a blank slate. Not only did it init the site, it knew what I wanted it to be (based on root project) and built out the first version.
It was exactly what I wanted. jaw droppingly good
Then I told it to wire up a few more things to the backend, and it completely messed up the site. I couldnβt even run it. I got it back into sort of a working state but one part keeps failing. Itβs impossible to fix, I donβt even know how it was working before
I didnβt commit because I didnβt expect my small request to destroy it.
Still, once we learn how to stabilize these tools itβs going to be magical (this was Cursor)