... that last one taught me more about product than any SaaS ever did. Right now I'm building Murmell , a multiplayer canvas where cloud coding agents work side by side and you watch them build in real time. My competitor isn't another AI tool. It's the terminal sitting on your own machine. The thing I can't stop doing is training. i'm a Track and field athlete, and man, seriously nobody claps

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... reflection. Comment from Kavyashree S(@kavyashree_s1): @charlene_zh1  I'm a fairly new writer on Medium. I have only a few stories published there, and I don't really do much to promote my page. The claps or comments I get are usually from people who randomly found my story or from people who have subscribed to the publication I send my essay to. So, yeah, it is organic traffic, I'd say. Comment from Kavyashree S(@kavyashree ...

... about NEO ) This NEO thing really reminds me of Builder.ai , one of the biggest scam ever about AI(so far) Though good side is at least Onyx Robotics being honest to public about this tele-cooperation feature on NEO. Clap for that. Comment from Ricky Guo(@rickyguo): @busmark_w_nika  BuilderAI has run off :) Not sure which stage humanoid robotics development is currently in. From what I learned in uni back in the days it was using prolog ...

... trends, and structuring it in a way that would be actionable for businesses. Pricing was modest since it was my first attempt at monetizing my research. Still, I managed to secure my first clients companies looking for market sizing, competitor benchmarking, and growth opportunities. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): My first product was Taskpad, an app for freelancers to manage their finances, clients, and projects in one place. I built it because I was freelancing at the time and couldn ... ... Comment from Yash Patidar(@caitlin_walt): I've created multiple products in the past, but they were more like experiments. Now I've built my first serious product: typethink.ai - a comprehensive AI workspace that serves as a powerful alternative

... tricks. Just a clean space where people can share, save, and discover. Open access. Even anonymous visitors can browse and find deals without needing an account, making Coupyn instantly useful to anyone. Loneliness. Building alone means no one claps for the small wins. You have to fuel yourself with the belief that it matters. But here s the truth the hardest parts are also what make this meaningful. Every line of code, every feature, every member who signs ...

... process and open sourcing our marketing strategies. Writing this article has been super fun and I plan to publicly share all our growth experiments and results. I hope you have enjoyed reading this article. Feel free to share, recommend, clap, upvote and connect Connect me on Twitter https://twitter.com/muntasir_rashid Connect me on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/munt... Comment from Matt(@fi_guy): Curious about your notes re increasing pricing: Did you build your pricing page from scratch and were there ...

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