Building AI apps as a one-person company.
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A month ago I left a senior tech career to build a company with no team and no funding β just me and AI. Best decision of my life, or the dumbest. I honestly don't know yet. Documenting all of it, in public. Here's the bet π
I completely agree with your friendβs experience. I also tried cutting my daily work from 10 hours to 5 hours, and as a result, those "must-do-myself" meetings and chores were instantly deleted or delegated. The "neon sign" tasks that Lyme disease forced him to see, I saw by using hard deadlines. Compression isnβt about doing less work; itβs about forcing the brain to practice subtraction.
@socialwithaayan This hits different when you realize it.
Your laptop isn't production.
Credentials living in env vars? That's the old world.
Short-lived JWTs per session? Now we're talking.
@kingwilliam_ Wait, so your notes are basically teaching Claude about *you*?
That's actually genius.
Most people Google everything. You just... ask yourself?
@obsidianstudio9@0xSpivach Wait, automating an entire YouTube workflow?
That's actually insane.
Just drop files and it runs itself?
Need to see this in action.
@SpikeCalls Wait, this kid automated 12 channels?
That's actually insane.
Meanwhile I'm here manually editing one video.
Time to rethink my whole strategy.