k_plankenhorn

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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
It’s call You Have Time. It’s an anti procrastination app that connects to your Google calendar, finds your real free time, and shows you how long you’ve been avoiding each task. The idea came from years of observing people avoiding things
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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
Reading this the day before I launch my own product. I built it over several months while working full time. The work I do on my own thing feels completely different than the work I do for someone else. One drains me. The other makes me fee
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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
For people who couldn’t code at all before, AI coding tools don’t replace skill, they create access. My ability to build and retain the skills isn’t less because I didn’t have them to begin with pre-AI for coding. I can certainly say I’ve d
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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
The part that resonates with me most is the timing and luck acknowledgement. I built a solo Saas product over the past few months using Calude Code as my development partner. Total cost $600. Launching in 3 days. The tools available now mea
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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
I'm building a productivity app right now that lives entirely on the web right now because I can't justify native development costs yet. The daily nudge (i.e., you have 47 free minutes, and this task has been sitting for 14 days)
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by k_plankenhorn 4mo ago
AI as a tool with human direction is genuinely useful. AI as a replacement for human judgement... scary. It's a slippery slope. Forwarding screenshots without reading them, copying and pasting responses without understanding them, etc.