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23d ago

Where do you draw the line between AI at work and AI on your own time?

Building apps is my job, and AI is part of how I do it. After hours, I can't always tell if it's still work.

In Unprompt, I set my work hours once. It uses them to sort work from personal.

The blurry part is my own time: a side project at 10pm, a script for a friend on a Sunday.

How do you draw that line? Fixed hours, or a separate machine?

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1mo ago

Anyone else realize the customer you wanted isn’t always the customer you need?

When I started I had a very clear picture of who I wanted to build for. I spent a lot of time thinking about that ideal user and what they would want. Then real customers started showing up and some of them were completely different from the people I had in mind. Their problems were different too and honestly they were the ones paying the bills. At what point do you stop trying to find the audience you imagined and start building for the one that actually showed up?