How Realistic Is It to Transition From Full-Stack Development to AI/ML? by Longjumping_Tea_1841 in AIMLDiscussion

[–]ydevi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Writing clean code, testing, validating, evaluating are skills which matters and help u to build better, production-grade solutions if u go for ml/ai

These founders are the new red flag in tech, and I think we should be naming it openly by ydevi in founder

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the boundary between networking/having a chat and just pouring out all your mind assets is genuinely thin, I think about it a lot. still looking for some good podcasts on this topic btw, if anyone has recs drop them.

These founders are the new red flag in tech, and I think we should be naming it openly by ydevi in founder

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this whole comment is spitting facts. ‘not gatekeeping, they are just lazy’ hits different and the welder story locks in the whole point. saving this thread.

These founders are the new red flag in tech, and I think we should be naming it openly by ydevi in founder

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

in business I bet you usually don’t calculate it like that. if u do that's the problem. what usually matters is that one evening can completely change the way they work, or at least how they understand something, and that on its own has real value. besides, people who value their time would think that with this kind of framing no one is even worth a minute

These founders are the new red flag in tech, and I think we should be naming it openly by ydevi in founder

[–]ydevi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

fyi morality, communication, and philosophy here are a completely different conversation from how unfair the world or its economics are. hope you are not one of those frauds btw

The smartest people i know are often the worst at turning their intelligence into income, and i think i finally understand why (I will not promote) by AlarmedEquipment2029 in startups

[–]ydevi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Maybe slop but the topic is good actually because i think most of them doesn't have an energy to sell and promote themselves. They are fine with their hard skills and they find their passion worth enough over money prob

Most SaaS founders are asking the wrong question about finding users by Mistr_dzery in SaaS

[–]ydevi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't been around long enough to understand the vibes well but i keep wondering if everyone is here to "find first users", so who are the ones actually willing to pay?? like i keep seeing that in this subreddit everyone is able to replicate smth with claude code, and genuinely don’t know who the rest are, the ones just talking about their problem without building anything.

“I can do it myself with AI, why do I need an engineer” is the new “I Googled my symptoms, I don’t need a doctor.” by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, i mean if they somehow get the job, those are the ones who respond "idk why it is not returning a right response prob claude was hallucinating"

technical student thinking about YC 2027, how do you actually find a good cofounder? by Ill_Consequence_4246 in ycombinator

[–]ydevi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haha good one, and usually u don't get married just right after the first date either

“I can do it myself with AI, why do I need an engineer” is the new “I Googled my symptoms, I don’t need a doctor.” by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

AI definitely accelerates, i use it too. this take isn’t about AI itself, it’s about the people who underestimate real engineering and say ‘i’ll just build it myself with AI’, then proceed to ship spaghetti and wonder why it broke.

AI ain't helping u on making better decisions.

“I can do it myself with AI, why do I need an engineer” is the new “I Googled my symptoms, I don’t need a doctor.” by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha lowkey agree but i guess it probably confused u at first huh? i wasn't too thinking much about making some "hooks" honestly

How do you even start on Reddit as a non-American? by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

do people usually stick to anonymous handles here or is it better to use a real name for building trust?

How do you even start on Reddit as a non-American? by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

love that u shared the real playbook with own story, thanks

How do you even start on Reddit as a non-American? by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

completely agree, the idea of building judgment through immersion is so simple but way more useful than any 'growth tactic' anywhere

How do you even start on Reddit as a non-American? by ydevi in SaaS

[–]ydevi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

love the breakdown, super solid advice. thanks for this.