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Say what you will about AI. But one thing is definitely true for me: since last Christmas, when I picked up my MacBook because of the bad weather and sat down to work intensively with Codex for the first time, I’ve really started enjoying my job again. That alone makes AI…
Andi@yeapea2/5
These days, I hardly use Codex at all anymore; I’ve gotten a few projects off the ground, deeply integrated it into my team, and created lasting motivation. And yes, motivation – because people who are skilled can achieve even more. They become irreplaceable rather than replaceable. That is, if they understand how to do it and are willing to do so.

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Andi@yeapea3/5
And damn, I love Laravel and Livewire. Our packages and projects certainly speak for themselves. Over the past 11 years, I’ve invested roughly a million euro in personal projects with my team alone. Almost none of them survived. That’s normal – it’s a learning curve. I don’t…
Andi@yeapea4/5
Today, however, I build (higher-quality) prototypes not over the course of months and at a cost of tens of thousands of euros, nor do I rely on others – I build them myself. And in just a few weeks.
Andi@yeapea5/5
It could even be a matter of days, but that wouldn’t meet my quality standards, and unfortunately, MVPs always tend to get a bit out of hand. What I’m trying to say is: AI definitely poses risks, but for me, what I’m able to achieve with it still outweighs those risks. And since…