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AI automation tools dominated discussions, with debates about their efficiency and ethical use. Founders shared personal stories about startup challenges, including hiring, product validation, and mental health.

230👤 u/MedAgui• recently

After 4 years and 6 developers, here's how I finally learned to spot the bad ones

A founder shares insights on identifying ineffective developers by avoiding those who overuse jargon.

💬 Engaged discussion with 64 commentsOpen on Reddit →
220👤 u/Own-Moment-429• recently

Quitting My $200k Engineering Job to Start a SaaS: What Nobody Will Ever Tell You

Personal story of leaving a high-paying job to start a SaaS, highlighting the unexpected challenges.

💬 High engagement with 129 commentsOpen on Reddit →
164👤 u/felixheikka• recently

The lessons I learned scaling my app from $0 to $30k/mo in 1 year

Key lessons from scaling an app, focusing on user preferences and efficient marketing strategies.

💬 Positive feedback with 34 commentsOpen on Reddit →
113👤 u/Master_Map_2559• recently

Killing my Free Tier was the best decision I made for my mental health (and bank account)

Discussion on the benefits of removing a free tier to improve business sustainability.

💬 Interactive discussion with 48 commentsOpen on Reddit →
85👤 u/Expensive-Shift-2509• recently

Stripe banned us with no communication

Exploring the challenges of dealing with payment processing platforms and potential solutions.

💬 Active conversation with 122 commentsOpen on Reddit →

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