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Nobody cares about your feature list. I spent weeks building things I thought were impressive — turns out the moment someone actually gave me real feedback, it was never about a missing feature. It was about trust. Does this feel like something built carefully, or something rushed out. Fixing a UI issue takes longer than building the feature underneath it. The actual logic — deadline pacing, adaptive plans took me a weekend. Getting the interface to not feel "off" took me a week. Nobody warns you about that ratio. Free AI models will humble you fast. I spent way more hours than I'd like to admit chasing "free" API tiers that kept getting rug-pulled mid-project. Eventually just accepted that reliability costs something, and stopped fighting it. The scariest part isn't building — it's showing people. I'm launching this on Product Hunt in 2 days and genuinely more nervous about that than anything I built. If anyone's building something solo right now — curious what's been the hardest part for you. And if you want to see what I ended up with, it's Locked In — lockedn.in.   submitted by   /u/Yuzyish [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 02:52:50