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6d ago

Do you ever ask your AI coding assistant to delete bad code instead of writing more?

Spent weeks prompting AI to add new features only to find duplicate functions and messy files everywhere in the repo.

Now every friday i ask it to find redundant logic and unused files so i can clear them out. Keeping the codebase small makes it way easier to manage.

p/onepin

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9d ago

Final sprint, every vote counts now 🏃

We're almost there for the #1 and this is the final sprint!

If Onepin looks useful to you, a vote in the next hour counts the most.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

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15d ago

How do you decide when an MVP is ready to show to strangers?

I keep relearning the same lesson: the first version I am proud of is usually two or three weeks later than the version I should have shown people. What works for me now is a short checklist. Can a new user finish the one core task without me explaining it? Does it fail gracefully when they do something unexpected? Can I see what they did afterwards? If those three are true, I ship it to a small group even if the design is rough. Where do you draw the line between too early and too late?