Building an AI Side Project That Actually Ships — Lessons from Shipping 3 MVPs
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Most AI side projects die before seeing a single user. I know because I've killed more than I've shipped. But somewhere between the hype cycle and the burnout, I figured out a rhythm that actually works. Over the last two months, I shipped three AI-powered MVPs — not demos, not tutorials, but real…
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Building an AI Side Project That Actually Ships — Lessons from Shipping 3 MVPs
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