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  <title>Building Your Own Software</title>
  <description>Lots of AI usage has been spent inside companies on building new software. Sometimes people are trying to rebuild existing software. I've seen more than a few articles say that  Slack is dead (it's changing), or  Monday is dead, or some other SaaS isn't going to survive because people can vibe code their own replacement. I know a few people trying to do this, with very mixed success. I saw this post from Jason Friend of Basecamp, where he noted that most products wouldn't exist if everyone were an entrepreneur. This is because the great products exist precisely because an entrepreneur had a great idea and followed it through. They made mistakes, they learned, and they spent a lot of time getting the product right. The coding was likely a part of this, but the mistakes, the changes of direction, the decisions on what to add or take away, those are time-consuming things not shortcut by AI. The coding isn't the big delay in lots of products. A great response to the post notes this: there are many decisions that go into a product. Many people don't think about all those decisions. Read the rest of  Building Your Own Software </description>
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