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I think some of what this article says is true, and I like to see /dev/null become the place to socialize with fellow geeks:

This creates a new problem to solve. The biggest way to increase the likelihood of solo success is not to add a cofounder of convenience—it's to surround yourself with resources and other solo founders so you can build "solo, together." In a world of increased automation, building a solo company will be more viable than ever, but that doesn’t mean you have to build totally alone.

https://every.to/thesis-statements/julian-weisser…