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There's much more to “building” than just writing code.

I agree with you 100%. I’ve never enjoyed programming for the sake of writing code. I’ve always loved creating products and coding was just a necessary evil to do that. And thanks to AI I can now focus more on the product, its UX, design, etc instead of spending most of the time in the codebase.

But most software engineers I’ve worked with are not like that. In fact, they want to be as far away from the customer/user as possible and they love the coding for coding’s sake. I’m afraid those are the first to be replaced by AI as their skills don’t extend beyond writing code, which is probably why they are screaming so much now.

You should have asked the bank to do a chargeback of the transactions.

Yeah, I’m happy I gave up, it’s just not possible to compete and the constant stress to try to keep up is not worth it.

(I built https://nelly.is as a solo founder without funding)

I have two of his original drawings/paintings here at home on my wall. I live in Lund, which he also did for a while, so it’s pretty common to find them in art stores and auctions for pretty cheap.

That’s also what I want to do. I currently have my office/lab at home and waiting for deliveries to come is very stressful as I basically have to be ready to answer the door at any time, which can be many hours.

Same, except for when I’m expecting a delivery, then I tend to answer calls from unknown numbers.

Just sounds like an actual grownup to me.

> When enabled, they provide helpful tools such as chat assistance, summaries, up-to-date web insights, and more.

I find this sentence to be a little odd. Who are “they”?

What is the live demo supposed to do? I just get stuck in an endless redirect loop with a counter going from 1 to 18 and then restarting. I’m using Safari on iOS.

> Then here is someone writing an entire functional Teams client with Claude.

According to the README it’s just a wrapper of the web version, with some additional stuff on top.

Looks cool! Does it work outdoors too? And can it be battery-powered?

I’m using DeepSeek V3 to do automated crypto news analysis and my last accuracy report [1] showed a 98.5% accuracy so I find the results of this article very surprising.

[1]: https://mimircrypto.com/accuracy

> So what does work?

I would add hardware products to that list. While they also have become somewhat easier and cheaper to create, the threshold is still much higher than for software and SaaS products.

This. I got more spam than actual users when I launched on Product Hunt. Pretty sure majority of people on PH are just there to promote their own services and products.

Looks like he renamed it to "4 Counts | Wrist Tempo", but the screenshots are still using "Lagree Buddy".

I’ve been thinking about this as well. Instead of making websites, maybe people will make something else, like some future version of MCP tools/servers? E.g. a restaurant could have an “MCP tool” for checking opening hours, reserving a table, etc.

True, that happens far too often.

I'm mostly concerned about their lack of communication. Would have been nice to know that they are looking into it and an ETA.

Been down for ~50 minutes now and there's no information other than the automated notice on their status page.

Well, at least this one made it to the front page!

From the footer:

“Instantly create your dream vacation with Duebase AI, where AI-driven precision meets personal preferences. Tailor-made travel plans crafted just for you, effortlessly.”

Did you pivot?

If you want to build AI assistants for automating tasks, check out https://nelly.is.

Would love to see how Nelly [0] performs on this benchmark.

[0] https://nelly.is

I’m working on Nelly, a no-code AI agent platform for building, using and (soon) sharing AI assistants.

It’s currently in beta for macOS but I’m waiting for Anthropic to extend my rate-limits before I announce it here on HN.

https://nelly.is