@jask_don: Many people think it's impossible for one person to work on four products at the same time. But I did it. Not because I'm some 10x programmer, but because I have an AI teammate. This is not a story about "using ChatGPT to help write code." It's about how to turn AI from a "search engine" into a "team member."
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The author shares how they transformed AI from a search engine into a team member, enabling them to develop four products simultaneously.
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Many people think it’s impossible for one person to simultaneously work on 4 products.
But I actually did it. Not because I’m some 10x programmer, but because I have an AI teammate.
This isn’t a story about “using ChatGPT to help write code.” It’s about how to turn AI from a “search engine” into a “team member.”
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