Unpopular opinion: The biggest advantage of AI isn't that it makes developers faster. It's that it lets people who were never allowed into the room start building. That's a much bigger shift than most people realize.

Vibe coding is creating a new problem. Before AI, people struggled to build their ideas. Now, people can build almost anything… And struggle to decide what is actually worth building. We solved one bottleneck. We exposed another.

When everyone has access to the same AI tools… What will separate successful builders from everyone else? Better prompts? Better coding skills? Or the ability to understand what people actually need? My bet is on the last one.

AI made building an app easier. It didn't make anyone want your app. You can ship in a weekend now. But finding 100 people who genuinely care about what you've built? That's still the hard part.

Unpopular opinion: The people who benefit most from AI won't necessarily be the best at using it. They'll be the ones who know which problems are worth solving. Tools are becoming a commodity. Good ideas aren't.

Hey @X community You guys are amazing. Thank you so much for all the intereactions, comments, ideas and encouragement ! You give me the power to continue on this common journey to freedom from 9 - 5. This day os again in green and on the way we have some new friends. Regarding the project, today I’ve managed to: ✅ fix a small bug on website (scrolling is fixed) ✅ add german and spanish versions ✅ update it to bing and google search ✅ unlock my old reddit account and started posting there Still 0 MRR and starting to think anout something new. Lets #connect if you are interested in the journey or want to join freedome club. Reach out if you are: ☑️ Solo-founder ☑️ Vibe-Coder ☑️ AI enthusiast ☑️ Indie hacker ☑️ Or a nice person interested in tech

AI is making it possible for more people to build software. But here's the uncomfortable question: If everyone can build an app… What becomes the real competitive advantage? Distribution? Taste? Speed? Or understanding people better than everyone else?

I don't think everyone needs to build the next billion-dollar startup. Imagine building a tiny app that pays your bills. No investors. No employees. No meetings you don't want to attend. Just a product, your customers, and your time back. That sounds like success to me.

If you had 2 hours a day to build a business while working a 9–5… What would you focus on first? A) Building the product B) Talking to potential customers C) Growing an audience Curious what other solo builders think.

The hardest part of vibe coding isn't getting the AI to write the code. It's knowing what to build. And then finding people who actually want it. Building got easier. Finding customers didn't.

Honest question for solo founders: Would you rather build: A) A boring app making $3K/month consistently B) An exciting startup with a chance to make $1M/year I'm starting to think A is more underrated than people admit.

Unpopular opinion: AI won't make everyone a great developer. It will make a lot more people capable of building things that were previously out of their reach. And that's going to change more lives than we expect.

Hey @X The last two days have been incredible in terms of impressions. 🤯 Thank you all for the support! If you want to follow my journey toward freedom from the 9–5 and my mission to make my wife’s dream come true — moving closer to the sea — let’s connect! 🌊🚀 #connect

We're measuring AI by how many jobs it can replace. Maybe we should also measure it by how many people it enables to create something of their own. Not everyone wants to work for a giant company. Some people just want a chance to build their own future.

Everyone wants to build a $1M startup. But imagine building a small product that pays your bills, gives you freedom, and lets you spend more time with your family. Maybe that's a better definition of success than most people admit.

Vibe coding has a funny paradox. Building software is becoming easier. But building something people actually want is still incredibly hard. The barrier to creating is disappearing. The barrier to succeeding isn't.

AI didn't kill software engineering. It changed who gets to participate. People who couldn't build their ideas before can now turn them into real products. The real advantage isn't knowing how to code. It's knowing what to build.

The scariest thing about starting a business isn't failing… It's spending years building someone else's dream while knowing you had an idea of your own. Failure can teach you something. Regret is harder to fix.

Always good to see that you are worth something and people love your content. If you are also curious, if I will manage to get 5K MRR with MyChorito, do not hesitate to join our small Chorito club. Lets #connect

If you haven’t tried MyChorito: House Chores, you’re missing out. Even Monsieur de Chore is a fan. 😂 See? I’m finally getting the hang of Higgsfield. It's starting to look like commercial from 90's 😅

Green across all metrics. Looks nice, but I know, its just a metric. I am here to share my journey, to find new friends (people who build and chase their dream) and store memories. If you are the same, lets #connect and share similar journey !