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The more I use AI, the less I think the future belongs to the people with the best prompts.

I think it belongs to the people who learn how to build teams of AI.

Today I had one model challenge my business assumptions, another create the roadmap, and another fix the code.

Not because one model couldn't do it all.

Because specialists beat generalists.

The funny part?

I'm starting to realize software development might be changing into orchestration.

Less:
"How do I build this?"

More:
"Who should work on this?"

Still early. Still learning. But it feels like we're entering a very different era of building products.

The weirdest part about building things is that your standards keep moving.

Something I would've thought was insane a year ago barely impresses me now.

Good problem to have, I guess. ⚡

Anybody else build completely unnecessary things just because they can?

I started this weekend trying to make a media app.

Now I'm sitting here controlling TVs around the house from my laptop, transferring sessions between devices, building a watchdog dashboard with live screen monitoring, and somehow ended up researching Samsung developer mode at 4AM.

I have no idea how I got here.

What's the most ridiculous thing you've built that started as "just a quick side project"?

Randomly checked my Whop tonight and realized someone purchased the top tier of BOTH of my AI trading products.

The cool part isn't the money.

The cool part is that nobody sent him. No affiliates. No hype. No community shilling. No backup.

He found the products on his own, looked through everything, and decided they were worth paying for.

To me, that's one of the strongest signals you can get. If a complete stranger is willing to spend money without being convinced by anyone else, you're probably building something real.

Sometimes the diamond in the rough gets found. 💎