Anybody who is doing well enough to be extremely profitable at their one-person company wouldn't waste time trying to sell $19 guides on how to run a one person company.
I understand where you're coming from, and have my own skepticism (two store fronts?), but think your take is a bit too cynical for my taste after reading the post. I like how Author reduces the concepts to "primitives" and there might be some people looking to learn more on how to apply them.
I'm not the target buying audience but am interested in novel ways to run a 1-person company and am glad to have viewed.
Anybody who is doing well enough to be extremely profitable at their one-person company wouldn't waste time trying to sell $19 guides on how to run a one person company.
I understand where you're coming from, and have my own skepticism (two store fronts?), but think your take is a bit too cynical for my taste after reading the post. I like how Author reduces the concepts to "primitives" and there might be some people looking to learn more on how to apply them. I'm not the target buying audience but am interested in novel ways to run a 1-person company and am glad to have viewed.
If you find AI generated content that is so devoid of anything actionable or useful to be interesting, sheeeeeesh. The bar is so low anymore
Respectfully, I do not think your comments add value to the discussion. We know there is a lot of AI all over.
There is no discussion on this post. It's AI spam to sell more AI spam
Yah this is just garbage blog spam
more like methheadzone
Wish the article was written by a human. When I read lines like: “Agents draft. I approve. Agents execute.”
I convulse a bit.
> Every day, draft two posts and three replies for my approval.
Shudders
> An agent that drives a real browser session with my real logins: seller dashboards, banking portals, government sites, ad platforms, ..
What are some viable architectures for such an agent that are token-efficient, effective and convenient?