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Hey @X am looking for folks Interested in UI UX design Freelancing Frontend Backend SaaS start-ups Motion designs Personal branding Marketing Would love to explore, share ideas and connect with you all! 🙌🏽 #Letsconnect

@mariyav4leva Ohh I thought it's only me seeing same 4-5 people. Are you open for deeper discussions? What are you up to?

I'm actually tired of seeing the same 5 faces on my feed I need brothers and sisters in startups, finance, AI, trch, distribution, vibecoding, funded or bootstrapped, in nyc, sf or elsewhere to build along like this tweet, drop your startup, let's make some friends along the way.

Looking back, I can see how the outsourcing thinking to AI happened gradually: Me doing the work → chatting with AI about work Me doing the work → AI figuring out the steps for me Me doing the work → AI figuring out the steps → AI generating automation workflow code Me doing the work → AI figuring out the steps → AI writing the full agent code directly Me describing → AI writing PRDs, UI designs, visuals, and code Me describing → AI handling work, learning, travel, relationships, health Each step felt small. But by the end, I had handed over almost everything to AI which I used to do with my own mind.

People are missing a major point: Saas was: You create, Many will use What AI empowered us for: You create, Few will use Everyone will create their own version of Saas.

@anupamrjp Because everyone can build... People are missing a point: Saas was: You create, Many will use What AI empowered us for: You create, Few will use

I should have stayed in agriculture, A path I choose back in 2023 It would have kept me more relevant in future... But progress in tech world is faster.

Beauty lives in the fact that things are temporary... Everything is impermanence.

Beauty exists because things end

@dark_coderz All of above

What's worth more? → first 100 users → first $1k → first hire → first viral post

you need to take advantage of the speed AI offers, but you must do it in a way that keeps your mind sharp.

Every App is built to remove effort, because effort makes people quit, and quitting is bad for business. Read again...

"The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function." - F. Scott Fitzgerald Managing this tension is exactly what that looks like in the real world.

these are the two truths we have to balance: - doing the thinking yourself keeps your mind sharp, - while handing it to AI expands what you can accomplish.

One side says we should use AI because it extends what a mind can do, and they believe the worry is overblown. They are defending something real: AI truly makes a mind more capable. The other side says we should pull back, use less AI, and protect the human mind. They are also defending something real: doing the work yourself is the only way to build real judgment.

The debate about AI and human thinking has been stuck for a simple reason. Both sides treat a polarity as if it were a problem.

@anupamrjp A problem gets solved once. A polarity gets managed. It is not that one is good and another is not. You need to manage based on its use. Codex + Claude > Codex vs Claude.

People keep asking: “Codex or Claude?” After months of using both, my answer is simple: Codex + Claude > Codex vs Claude.

A problem gets solved once. A polarity gets managed.

@DanielSmidstrup Use AI to help you think, not to think for you.

Is AI making us more productive or just more lazy?

Use AI to help you think, not to think for you.