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Mar 4 · 3 min read · When you upload a file to most services and they say "your data is encrypted," ask yourself: who holds the key? In almost every case, the answer is the service itself. That means encryption is protect
Join discussionFeb 24 · 1 min read · AI without the server Most AI assistants are thin clients for remote inference. You type, your bytes go to a data center, tokens come back. This creates three problems: latency, cost, and privacy. I built Pocket guIDE to remove the server entirely. H...
Join discussionFeb 24 · 1 min read · The acquisition problem for indie developers Selling a side project is painful — list it on Flippa and pay 10-15% fees, or post it to a forum and deal with low-ball offers. Buying is equally frustrating. I built iStack.site to create a focused develo...
Join discussionFeb 24 · 1 min read · The subscription problem Every major AI coding assistant routes your code through external servers. Your proprietary code, your unreleased projects, your client work — all of it hits a third-party server before a completion appears. I built guIDE to ...
Join discussionFeb 24 · 1 min read · The same plumbing, over and over Every SaaS project starts the same way. Auth. Payments. Email. Roles. Dashboard shell. By the time you've wired all that up, weeks have passed and you haven't written a single line of the feature that makes your app u...
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