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Building an AI Side Project That Actually Ships — Lessons from Shipping 3 MVPs

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I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve started an AI project with a burst of excitement, only to abandon it two weekends later. The pattern was always the same: a brilliant idea, a deep dive into fine-tuning a model, a week of wrestling with CUDA drivers, and then—silence. The repo goes cold, the R…

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    Building an AI Side Project That Actually Ships — Lessons from Shipping 3 MVPs

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