... building Foresee , and I'm looking for early users to test it. One thing I want to make very clear: Foresee

... could have. And I still don't have a clean answer on the verification-method question, because the honest version is that I don't yet know what I'd do differently with a government-ID-checked 16 versus a self-declared one. I'd rather say that than write a paragraph pretending I've resolved it. The thing I am confident about is narrower. The signal is sparse for a long while yet. Texas only covers accounts created after ... ... product logic that assumes you now know everyone's age is wrong, and the interesting engineering question is what your app does in the large unknown bucket, which is where most of your users will sit for the foreseeable

... rebuild the mental model. Document the dependencies. Map the edge cases. Write down the decisions. It takes time. It also takes less time than fixing the same bug three times. What is the most expensive "I cannot foresee the consequences" moment you have seen? Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): For me, the first sign is when people become afraid to change things. If every small change feels risky because nobody knows what else it might break, that's usually ... ... sign the complexity has grown beyond what the team can comfortably understand. Comment from Dirk R biger(@drabiger): Certainly not the first sign, but when developers tell you, "I have a change request, and I don't think I can foresee

... that they wanna present it transparently, it would be great, but as soon as I mentioned number, they rejected it :D Comment from Janne Vakkilainen(@janne_vakkilainen): I think we have enough boring serious businesses in the world. I foresee a total change since now even just a one person or a small team can vibe code a serious product or a product suite and pull their weight 1000x with current tools and do clever fun and unorthodox marketing ... ... serious business I know. Comment from Josh H(@joshua_herrera): I don't think they need to do meme content. Traditional marketing approach like " Company saved $50K by switching to us" or comparison breakdowns like "our fees vs

... encroaching emotions prohibiting equitable & honest evaluations. Before actually installing AI juries, they must be tamper/hack proof, & ample test runs before marketing them to judicial systems. I hope my original idea is taken seriously, & implemented in the foreseeable future. I also see many AI applications in medical, & other fields, but that's for future threads to comment about. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tham_yikfoong  It is true hahaha Comment from Adrin D'souza(@second ...

... them to get quick wins and increased revenue. A savvy Real Estate Agent/Developer could use it to customize their floor plans based on the prospective customer. While we're not shutting ourselves off to a home owner, we foresee this to be a smaller part of the our customer base. Cheers ...

... future where Foundational Knowledge is taught to a certain standard, but beyond that, people will learn whatever minimum they have to to accomplish their goals with AI help. There will also be those who reject it of course. I foresee a trend of waldorf style academies popping up at various levels. I also see a move towards testing that cannot be cheated even with AI. It worries me that right now we do not have an answer, and that ... ... personally think there will be a huge gap between people who are educated (who will try learning with AI), but there will be more consumers (passive consumers). I also read a study where people were using AI, vs

... Hello PHs!! With every new release, OpenAI is killing many startups and smaller companies. For example, the latest OpenAI Agents will surely make some existing AI agents obsolete... How do you foresee the future of the industry? Do you think the future of AI is heading toward a concentration of power among big whales like OpenAI, Google, Meta, etc.? Or do you think there will always be untouched categories where these big corporations won t venture, allowing smaller companies ...

... anyone here figured out a more streamlined way to work with creators, especially on YouTube? Are brands willing to embrace more transparent pricing or structured marketplaces? Or is the chaos just baked into influencer marketing for the foreseeable future? Curious how other founders are handling this. Have you built your own systems, or found platforms that make creator deals smoother and faster? Comment from Yemi Oyepeju(@uxyemi): @howell4change  Exactly and why there's the need for transparency. The market ...

... totally agree, the demand is very high there for sure, but I feel that it's only scratching the surface. We're mainly seeing AI agents and automation as the dominant use case right now and for the foreseeable future, but there's so many other areas or use cases people could branch into when it comes to AI startups and creating AI products, you know? Comment from Jordan(@jordansvision): @manuelzarroca  Couldn't agree more, it's a bubble ...

... nika  Haha the struggle is real Comment from Hamza Afzal Butt(@hamza_afzal_butt): @busmark_w_nika  Does it only happen with me? Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): I am considering becoming a freelancer, and the foreseeable challenge lies in managing time and energy effectively. Many of the points in this post are incredibly helpful! Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): @busmark_w_nika   Xiaohognshu and WeChat Official Account. Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): @busmark ...

... significantly ease the decision process, even though it is never accurate. Comment from DidiervanH(@didiervanh): That's a good thread! In the early stage that you are describing, it is an investment of which return is much less foreseeable compared to more mature companies. A very well-defined detailed roadmap and strategy for at least the next 6 months is required in my view (of course longer term as well, but this will be less detailed). This way, the predicted ...

... next? I m really pumped to see what this space looks like 5 years from now. Back in 2021, I was advocating for PEO+EOR. It happened too late for us with Sequoia One, but looking ahead, I foresee the need for more consolidation. There are some really magical products (like Charthop!) out there. @Lattice also stands out in the performance management space. But without tight integration, adoption is challenging. I think that major players who want to stay ahead ... ... Deel to @Wise which makes it realllly easy to be a working nomad. I agree with you on @Lattice - it's pretty powerful but I do think it could help managers and leadership by being a bit more proactive vs

... place. Map character relationships: Keep track of complex character dynamics. Visualize timelines: See your entire story unfold with a timeline feature. Campfire is built for complexity, and it helps keep all your ideas organized in one place. Some Alternatives: If you're looking for other options, here are a few I've tried and loved: @Wavemaker : A free, powerful writing platform with everything you need to get started. @Dabble : A cloud-based platform that's perfect if you like writing ... ... amit_arora  how much info do you need? I can see you're working on a 'life planner'. fyi I'm not looking to switch at this time. Obsidian is a tool of choice for me for the foreseeable

... feeling that my knowledge about AI is superficial and I am not going anywhere with that. I read articles here and there but I don t have the feeling that my knowledge can impact my job in the foreseeable future. What tools should I focus on? What s the best place to keep up with the AI evolution? Thanks ...

... reshaping industries and roles. What changes do you foresee in the workforce as AI adoption grows? Comment from Viktor Bre an(@viktorbresan): Huge, tectonic shifts like when computers replaced typewriters in offices. Many roles will be wiped out, and others will be reduced to a smaller number. Some new roles will be created, but not enough to satisfy everyone, as AI is about the optimization of work. These new roles will mostly be in Big Tech, which will dominate the industry ...

... Cheap petrol is one of those things that is a necessary fact of life. People need to buy it, you need to buy it, and the world will continue to use it for the foreseeable future. One of the challenges of buying petrol is that you never know where to look for it. You see petrol stations everywhere, with seemingly endless prices displayed, with numbers that seem to fluctuate every day. Are these prices random? How do you know ...