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"Why don't programmers that code so much with AI start their own business and release cool stuff?"

Because this happens.

To actually release something, you usually have to pause programming and focus on marketing.

And if you succeed, your reward is... no more fun programming, you now have to do support and deal with a bunch of other stuff.

Am I that weird for wanting to just keep coding with a cat in my lap all day, and make other people's stuff successful so they can deal with all this other stuff?

Peter Steinberger 🦞

A retweet expressing frustration about the gap between AI-assisted coding productivity and actually shipping products or starting businesses, implying that other barriers beyond coding ability prevent programmers from launching ventures.

RT @OanaGoge: "Why don't programmers that code so much with AI start their own business and release cool stuff?"

Because this happens.

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Because this happens.

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