every day i wake up and see:.AI is killing artists.AI is killing devs.AI is killing jobs. bro it's out here cosplaying Michael Myers and y'all just letting it roam free 💀. PUT AI IN JAIL.

Been busy these days - work's been wild and now I'm off on a business trip. Here's my business trip prep:.10% booking flights.15% packing laptop and chargers.75% mentally preparing to small talk for 3 days straight and pretend to be extroverted.

been building this idea for a while.then suddenly it feels like everyone is doing it now. validation?.or saturation?. do I double down or differentiate?.

Where's the IMDB for LLMs?. I'm done trusting random charts-just give me the Rotten Tomatoes score for hallucination rate.

Your resume says "Hardworking"?.So does everyone else’s. 🥱. Try: "Cut reporting time by 40% using Python.". One's a cliché. The other gets interviews. Building Rezume app to help you write resumes that actually stand out. Follow along!.#ResumeTips #JobSearch #Tech #resume.

Build in Public: Day 4.Added a dashboard so users can see their stats at a glance!. The top section gives quick action suggestions to help keep up momentum (like recommending interview practice if you haven't done one in a while). What's new (placeholder number for now) :.•

Day 3 of building Rezume:. UX pain-when you click a parent menu, it highlights…but so does the last one you clicked. Ended up with two menus lit up. Classic nav fail 😂. Guess my nav just wants everyone to feel included.

Sent 50 resumes. 0 replies. Switched to plain text-finally got callbacks. Keep it simple!.

Honestly, solve exactly one problem and market the hell out of it. That's the whole game. Feature creep just gets in the way.

What's a boring skill every founder should master?.

If my LLM built the backend, am I still allowed to tweet 'solo founder life'?.

If you built your product with AI, are you the founder or just the project manager?.

I'm building Rezume in public from Day 1. and I'm sharing the wins, the bugs, and the honest journey. Let's figure out this messy middle together.

To every non-coder, solo dev, and data analyst staring at a blank screen:. If you feel lost, you're not doing it wrong. This is the starting line. Your struggle is valid. The mess is the process.

There’s no launch yet. No real landing page. Just a pile of broken features and half-finished stuff. Honestly, getting one thing to work feels huge. This is what building really looks like-no polish, just figuring it out as I go.

People always talk about the "messy middle" like it happens later on. But honestly, by Day 7, I'm already in it. My project started messy-just a bunch of quick fixes, weird errors, and me constantly wondering if I'm in way over my head.

I'm not a coder, but I'm quickly learning the most critical skill isn't writing code. It's debugging. It’s about being an investigator, not an architect—knowing how to ask the right questions when everything is on fire.

My reality wasn't elegant coding. It was a 3-step loop:. Begging an AI to "just make this feature work.". Pasting code I barely understood into my project. Googling cryptic error messages for hours when it inevitably broke. Sound familiar?.

AI tools (ChatGPT, Cursor) and no-code platforms are game-changers. But they don't solve the Translation Gap : turning a vague idea in your head into a precise prompt that a machine actually understands. This is where 90% of the battle is fought.

The biggest lie told to non-technical founders:. You don’t need to code to build a startup. As a data analyst building my own app, I'm here to tell you what they leave out. Here's the messy truth. 🧵.