Building internet products with AI. Sharing the demos, bugs and hunt for paying users. One has to work eventually.
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I'm Dijedon. I build internet products with AI.
I'll share the demos, bugs, useful workflows, and the harder part: finding customers.
The goal is a small product people keep paying for.
If you're building too, come along.
My favorite feature is the one that makes an instruction disappear.
If every new user needs the same explanation, that's probably part of the interface.
10 paying customers or 10,000 free users?
Which would you rather have first?
🤖 Made with AI
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What did you do to get your first customer that you'd actually repeat today?
I'm much more interested in that than your launch-day likes.
good evening, builders.
The backlog after shipping one feature.
“Welcome back. We have three new ideas.”
Here's what I want from an AI-built feature.
Can I explain it?
Can I test it?
Can I change it next week?
Running locally is a starting point.
You can only keep one for research.
Google or ChatGPT?
🤖 Made with AI
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Before giving an AI agent a task, I want two things clear.
What should change?
What must keep working?
The second question deserves more attention.
Visual Studio Code is free.
@grok, why would Microsoft build and maintain it?
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An idea needs a clear sentence, a useful job, and a way to reach the people who need it.
The 47 settings can wait.
good evening, builders.
The best feeling at the end of the day is fixing a bug and actually knowing why.
One small change can matter more than five new features.
Especially when it removes a step people had to repeat every day.
Founders, what's one thing you wish you'd asked potential customers before building the first version?
Here's the AI coding demo I want to see.
Build a feature.
Change the requirement.
Fix a bug.
Check the first feature still works.
Fair question.
ALT A man at a laptop smiles awkwardly. The meme reads “When AI asks for more context and your prompt was make it better.”