Bill Gates, is that you?

Check out copy.ai, it doesn’t only help you generate titles and summaries but even the whole fucking article.

The next big thing is an AI that filter out articles based on what I read and identify if the article is similar to what I already read.

Imagine you find an article that has good title and summary, then your AI assistant is going to tell you how many % or generic it is based on what you already read. And as you highlight and take note, it will then generate related articles. For e.g. you highlighted steps on how to create the best fried rice, it will be added to an existing fried rice recipe with new and improved steps.

Your AI second brain.

Connections and influence which most technical people focus less on.

If you have those, it usually signals to people that you know your stuff around people.

This is the reason why people choose to get their MBAs in prestigious business school.

While you may not need technical details to build a successful company but knowing the technicalities puts you in a better position as a leader, especially when you’re trying to influence a tech person.

Maybe you don’t know the internal workings of an app but you know that your tech counterpart is bullshitting you when they tell you that you need ten and thousands of engineers to run a certain bird app.

Or that you know that someone is overengineering stuff and delaying shipping.

Build and deploy something to the web that isn’t a tutorial.

The focus should be on solving problem, not following best practices or using specific npm packages, etc.

Heck, you can even start you project in vanilla JavaScript. Then once you’re done with version one, refactor it using React.

Then doing it again with Vite or even CRA. Then add in different features and packages. You will learn a lot faster if you actually do it

Don’t worry about best practice because that’s not your problem for now, as each companies or teams have their own set of rules. You can develop yours along the way but the most important thing is getting it done.

Freedom to launch and build more products and projects!

The fun part is always the process not the end.

Oh great idea, I’mma sell a course to teach y’all how to avoid these courses.

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• How to use LinkedIn to background check a company
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You’re overthinking this. Prioritize first paying customer since your no-code option can fullfill the initial business.

You’ll learn a lot more about the market and what you’re actually “scaling”. For e.g. collecting user feedback and then trying to implement it manually. This will then tell you whether it improves user acquisition and should it be build.

You’re asking if you’re going to become a real estate mogul, should you try to sell an actual house or should you learn how to build a house and sell that instead first.

A good read by PG: Do things that don’t scale