... about how AI will be in our lives I want to first find real human needs, then see how AI can actually make them better. Working on AI projects from zero taught me one thing: making things simple is insanelyhard . And flying solo as a techie can get lonely. So I m looking for like-minded dreamers who mix vision with action, people who want to create something meaningful together. Excited to swap ideas, see what everyone is building ...

... still alien to them. After digging deep, I realized low adoption probably isn t because agents suck. I ve tried a lot of open-source agents that are actually useful. The real issue is understanding, delivery, and the reliability vs. complexity paradox. First, the vast majority of agentic apps require you to deploy or set things up, of course including preparing your API keys. With requirements like that, you can basically say bye-bye to normal users. Sure ... ... build the website, set up the server, handle payments, manage keys, etc. But isn t that way too heavy for an app? In business, the hard

... classmates or colleagues at school, it s still a valuable life lesson. What do you think? Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): The ideal option for young people is both creating a product and studying. I understand that it is hard for young people to choose which field to create a product in and decide what to work on for a couple of years. It is really challenging. But it is a great practice. I would like to have the opportunity ... ... what I ve built so far, though there s always more to do. Dropping out early can work if you have a clear vision and discipline, but it s not a shortcut most of the success stories also worked insanely

... prompted app a week later on Windsurf (now Devin) i was amazed to find i'd created a working digital version of the traditional Hangman game literally in an evening. I was flabbergasted. I tried to create an alternative using Cursor but it just didn't feel as compelling as the original Windsurf version. By trial & error i used the Windsurf editor Cascade as well as Chat GPT, Deepseek & Gemini to create code snippets & also altering code ... ... webhook was 3 months ago. Comment from Wasay(@wasay_siddiqui): Vibe coding is genuinely powerful, especially if you're technical and want to ship faster. But it gets dangerous the moment you stop supervising it. Learned this the hard

... resourced do you look at backlog size, velocity, or something else? Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): Huge fan of what you guys do. I feel like you do enterprise software but play the enterprise game completely different than your competitors. Was this intentional? Are you ever pulled to be more "enterprise"-looking or is this now a badge of honor? I know so many founders that think they have to button everything up to and my personal take is that ... ... such a good example of how authenticity and uniqueness can be their own value statement for a brand. Just curious on how that came to be! Comment from Tim Glaser(@tim_glaser): @lukeexisting  ugh good question. It's hard