If the carpenter could build 1 chair, and then infinitely duplicate that chair to everyone who needed it, the economics would look similar to software. I actua

If the carpenter could build 1 chair, and then infinitely duplicate that chair to everyone who needed it, the economics would look similar to software. I actually dumped a bunch of my project files into chatGPT, and asked it "Is there anything in here close to completion/close to marketable" and the answer was "Nope", which mirrors my own thoughts. My code is too niche, and the 10 or so people playing in the same space as my hobbies already have their own full working stacks and have no need for my stuff. One of my projects, I found 3 other people on a tiny discord, had already working prototypes with better software and hardware. So I dump it all on my github for whatever minor assistance I can give anyone else with the same brainwoms that I have.