This feels less like a tech post and more like a warning.
AI makes things easier, but it also makes a lot of people dependent without realizing it. The renting vs owning angle is something most of us aren’t thinking about yet, but probably should.
Great article, definitely worth the time.
@upen946 Agreed. We build them from scratch in 8 weeks. Plus you get a free trial to check out the team before we start.
If anyone needs help building, DM is open
Luke from Outdoor Boys is kind of back.
He retired to focus on family, but he’ll share 3 unreleased videos on Nov 8, 15, and 22.
If you’ve ever watched him build a cabin in the snow, fish with his kids, or eat warm bread with honey butter by the fire, you know why that matters.
https://t.co/xVO2gE5ANm
The Nortik crew is heading to @WebSummit next week.
Talking GTM, PLG, and SaaS growth with founders from across Europe.
If you’re in Lisbon, catch up with @ognjengatalo and the team.
@dab_tanto I’d say accounting, logistics, and manufacturing will feel it first. Automating tasks like reconciliation, report prep, route planning, or production monitoring. Basically, anywhere there’s structured data and repetitive work, AI will start replacing the manual steps fast.
+ Focusing on businesses like accounting, manufacturing, law, and logistics - automation in these fields will be significant, and even a small change will produce a huge impact.
Also, it's crucial to mention to them that someone else can do AI automation for them
True.
That’s exactly why so many founders are switching to hybrid models - small core team, extended on-demand dev partners.
That's why we work with funded startups to scale their product development without the full-time overhead.
You still get dedicated engineers, proactive collaboration, and long-term reliability, just WITHOUT the traditional costs.
it is so expensive to hire someone - salary, taxes, insurance
a company has to be so successful to offer the concept of a stable job
crazy that they even exist
3 of our fullstack engineers just wrapped their client projects.
We’re not rushing to fill them with random gigs.
They’ve built actual products in SaaS, AI, fintech, and healthcare.
React, Next.js, Node.js, NestJS, Python, AWS.
5–8 yrs experience. Fluent English. Remote-ready.
If you’re building something ambitious and need hands that think, not just code, DM me.
@stan_laisy@ceoRiya Sounds awesome. Are you open to working with an external dev partner, or are you building the team fully in-house?
I would love to chat :)
lately I’ve been rethinking our sales focus.
do you build for software builders - SaaS and startups who already “get” tech?
or for software users - companies in law, logistics, or manufacturing who actually need it most?
both have upside. one speaks your language. the other pays for translation.
any advice from those who’ve been down this road?
@abhisheknaiidu Congrats Abhishek! Are you guys open to working b2b with an Europe-based dev agency?
We have a talent pool of devs, with experience in building startups, you can choose from.