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But the last "making a product" part does apply to nearly any tool, even a solution to a personal problem. I've started tons of scratch my own itch projects. T
by apsurd 7mo ago
But the last "making a product" part does apply to nearly any tool, even a solution to a personal problem.
I've started tons of scratch my own itch projects. There's adoption, UX, onboarding costs even if you're the only audience.
TLDR: i don't even use my own projects. I churn.
- TeMPOraL 7mo agoThink smaller. For some of my tools, if I forget how they worked tomorrow, or the world[0] breaks them next week, it wont't matter, because they served their purpose today. LLMs make it simple to build single use tools like this. (If I ever need it again, I can always have LLM fix it.) -- [0] - I'm not going to accept the insane rate of webshit churn as my fault.