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Practical lessons on software engineering, AI-assisted development, product architecture and shipping as a solo founder.
You spend months building a product and imagine thousands of users, instant traction, and millions in revenue. Then you launch, and almost nothing happens. The hardest lesson in building software is realizing that shipping a product and building a business are two entirely different achievements.
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