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Introducing funsaas[.]com
The new AI powered marketplace for buying and selling micro startups and AI SaaS projects. Simple, fast, secure.
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AI didn’t suddenly make people more ambitious.
It made small improvements feel affordable.
When the cost of trying drops to a minute, you stop ignoring ideas just because they’re inconvenient.
Over time, that adds up to real leverage.
@alexalbert__ that’s the subtle part people miss.
It’s not that AI lets you do impossible things it removes the friction that made a lot of reasonable ideas feel not worth starting
@BoringBiz_ That comparison makes sense. As leverage increases, outcomes spread out.
A small group captures outsized value, while most roles settle into something stable but unremarkable.
@jamwt That feels like the right mental model. Models are interchangeable, tooling isn’t.
Ride the competition while it lasts, and plan for higher prices once the subsidies fade the ROI will still justify it for most teams.
@craigzLiszt Yeah, at that point the argument isn’t theoretical anymore.
Self improving tooling doesn’t mean humans are obsolete it means the workflow has fundamentally changed.
@ryanlpeterman That feels right. Claude is incredibly capable, but it still needs a strong technical partner.
Plan mode matters because good plans encode judgment in and that’s not something you can skip.
The fastest way to get value from AI is to stop asking it to “build the thing.”
Ask it to do one concrete step, check the result, then move on.
Momentum comes from iteration, not ambition.
@nateberkopec This pattern repeats every time. Early on, people benchmark capability, not outcomes.
The reset always comes when the question shifts from “look what it can do” to “who actually shipped something users care about.”