what if the end goal isn’t users or revenue
what if you just need to prove that you can rebuild a better version of what a 20–50 person SaaS company but this time made with 2 engineers (you & codex), sleep deprivation, and pure spite
#forthespite#retardmaxxing
psychologist: what have you been dealing with lately?
me: compulsively converting delusions into GitHub repos.
domain.
Next.js.
Stripe.
zero users.
then I abandon the thing and spawn another one with npx create-next-app.
one day every software will have an MCP and you’ll just tell Claude:
create repo, generate logo, buy domain, spin up VPS, set up DNS, deploy, push, distribute.
wait a second !
we’re basically already there.
SE is becoming yelling intent at APIs in natural language.
when I first heard about the comand "git blame"
I genuinely thought it was a snitch command that exposed which mf committed the war crime
turns out that is basically what it does 🥀
20 years ago, calling yourself a founder meant you actually built a company, had real customers, real problems, and some actual competence.
now every mf with a Vercel account, a Stripe link, and $69 ARR calls himself a serial entrepreneur.
is storing multiple AI API keys in an array and round-robinning them to dodge rate limits instead of paying like a functioning member of society legal?
asking strictly for scientific purposes
80 years ago, people were worried that one day you wouldn’t be able to distinguish a machine from a human in a text conversation.
now machines write essays, code, and letters while humans reply “real” “fr” and “💀”
we did not pass the turing test
we fucking inverted it
one time we had a group project at uni and one team put HTML & CSS in the “tech stack” slide
the way they presented that shit you’d think they were running a distributed event-driven architecture on Kafka with zero-downtime deploys
With the right agent skills, AI can already craft landing pages so polished they're almost impossible to distinguish from human-made work.
AI has basically passed the Turing test for UI/UX.
What do you think AI cracks next?