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AI automation is eating the parts of indie building I actually enjoyed, anyone else feeling this?
Building small SaaS tools used to feel like a craft. You'd sit with a problem, figure out the data model, write the logic yourself, and that process taught you something. Now I can describe a feature to an AI and have working code in a few minutes. It is genuinely faster. But somewhere in that speed I stopped learning the thing I was supposedly building. The economics make sense on paper. Less time coding means more time on distribution and customer problems, which is where indie projects actu...
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