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Christina Nguyenstarted a discussion
I made a Reddit community for my product, getting 4,500+ followers in just 3 months
It's a great way to validate demand, build a user base/community before launching, and just have fun posting memes. My subreddit is /r/LearnedWrong, which I built for my (not launched on PH yet) site Retrocodex. It's a space where you discover what you've been taught in school or everyday life that's now outdated or was always a myth. Since what everyone has been taught varies by location, you...
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Like a lot of people here, there's no way in hell I'm letting AI touch anything personal. I only use Claude Cowork to help me put together research for Retrocodex that I end up researching myself anyway. I review everything it gives me and only put it on the site if I like it. So what's on the site right now is a mix of content I've found myself and content Claude has given me that I ended up...
How much do you trust AI agents?
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This won't count as vibe coding to everyone since I designed every component manually and just used AI to code. Back in June 2025, I designed a mobile app called Spellnotes on @Figma and coded it on @bolt.new. It's a task management app inspired by character.ai. Instead of chatting with the characters, you input your task, such as "buy cheese for the BBQ" and the characters read your tasks back...
What was the very first project you vibecoded with AI?
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Increase yes, dominate no. It might be more accurate to say "small teams". Also, "solo" may be a bit misleading. A lot of "solo" folks might be depending on agencies to get some work done. They may not be hiring official in-house employees but they could still be working with other human beings. Many solo founders working with AI to code also already had coding knowledge beforehand. I'm a solo...
Will solo startups dominate the business landscape in the future?