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@roudyhermez Even better: ask them to pay before you build it. Interest is easy to fake; willingness to pay is a real signal.

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@codewith55 Vercel for frontend, Hetzner for cost-efficient backend infrastructure. The best choice depends on what you’re building.

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@danielkleach The funniest part is that “accidentally creating a new religion” sounds less unrealistic than the rest

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@danielkleach AI raises the floor for everyone, which makes standing out the real skill.

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@danielkleach Knowing how to code will still matter. The difference is, knowing what to build might matter even more.

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@YashHustle_22 Vibe coding made building easier, but maintaining, scaling, and securing a real product is where experienced developers prove their value.

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@arexobcd 1,000 people at a premium price. A smaller customer base with strong retention and real value can be a much healthier business than chasing millions of users.

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@StevBuilds Refreshing won’t get you more users, but somehow we all believe the next refresh will change everything 😂

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@SamVale29 Microservices for early-stage startups. Sometimes a well-structured monolith is all you need, and splitting everything into services just creates problems you didn’t have before.

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@b4dgerr Price first, demo second. I want to know if it fits my budget before spending time exploring the product.

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@aslambeg84 A. More RAM. A faster SSD can help with swapping, but it won’t replace the performance of having enough memory in the first place.

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@aslambeg84 Then distribution becomes the real competitive advantage. When everyone can build, the winners will be the ones who know how to reach the right people.

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@aslambeg84 Building the app is only one part of the job. Architecture, security, debugging, and knowing what should be built in the first place still require real engineering judgment.

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@pcshipp Maybe because Google Ads amplifies what already works. If your targeting, offer, or conversion rate is off, you’re just paying to learn it faster.

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@itsalicesoul Recurring revenue, ownership, and the dream of building something once that keeps making money while you sleep 😅

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@SubhadipShips Passive income is usually the reward for a lot of very active work upfront. Getting customers is the part nobody can automate away completely.

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@b4dgerr Followers cost attention, but getting someone to pay means earning their trust and solving a problem they actually care about.

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@arexobcd Only if rapid growth aligns with the business model. Scaling too early can turn a promising startup into an expensive experiment.

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@SamVale29 https://t.co/o5jJW7rrhI

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@founderclub2 3 people. Less coordination, faster decisions, and everyone has a real impact. The challenge is knowing when you actually need to grow.