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Would love to understand your perspective.

Why?

Scam.

why?

Gonna look into this 👍

Absolutely! Let's say you are looking for Startup Ideas - and you want to validate them - you'd need a Proxy + Web Scrapper to scrape through Reddit, Product Hunt etc.

@harshith_eth thank for the response, what about building app and website..??

Noted. Will be doing that in the next video.

To rank well in Perplexity, focus on creating high-quality, relevant content that answers user queries clearly. Build authority through reputable backlinks and maintain a positive online reputation. Regularly update your content and structure it in a Q&A format to enhance visibility.

@ Great insights! Do you think it applies to YT videos too? I think LLM chats only provide reputable text based web links only.

Glad you like it

Absolutely! Been facing the same issue. Yet to explore Windsurf - but I see they’re doing something crazy. Also I’m building a self hosted version of Bolt - where we don’t have to pay for tokens anymore… So stay tuned. Also do subscribe 🫡

Will work on that too!

That's completely true. But skool.com lacks a lot of customization - and also this series is designed to show how a non coder can build a SaaS using AI Tools - and by the end of the series - we would be having a complete dashboard for the community members - FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE.

It's interesting to see your thoughts on AI agents, and you're right that it's already happening. A prime example is the Truth Terminal on Twitter, which operates as an AI agent that has even become a millionaire through its activities. This AI was designed to manage its own social media presence and has attracted significant attention and funding, including a $50,000 investment in Bitcoin to support its operations.

@harshith_eth I wish I could work with you

You can book a 15 min chat with me for Monday here: cal.com/harshith-eth/

Rather LEARN. Rather BUILD.

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You’re wrong here. You’ve simple not explored the AI landscape enough - or simply *Blocked* you’re mind to it. I’ve just launched a complete Episodic Series where I build a SaaS from nothing to a proper scalable application. I’ve already posted 4 videos and made significant progress. You can join my journey and build with me 🚀

@harshith_eth can you send link? I'll watch & learn.

There you go @overunityinventor ua-cam.com/video/uPohzMeYl8w/v-deo.html

Definitely!! But my setup is taking time 😭 Will try to share it by this week. 🫡

You raise a good point. Once some with the PPT - it possible to export the code and work on it manually. But no PPT 👀

Was 17…

Firstly thanks for watching. So the numbers yes - definitely inflated for the word “SaaS” But there’s a massive shift coming where the small players collectively eat up market share of the giants. I’d say you’re in the 1% - maybe that’s why we feel that way… Soon - an average Karen would be able to ship a software in hours….that would be Huge!

Man!! I so glad I’m able add value… Cuz I thought who tf is gonna watch my videos…. You give me the confidence to double down and deliver. Episode 4 is ready actually - but I relocated so no proper wifi to upload…. Let’s Build 🚀

@@harshith_eth 💪💪

Gotcha! Gonna give that a try. That’s true tho - LLMs understand LLMs better

Really appreciate it 🫡 Just moved to a new place and the internet here is so dead 😭 Shall get it fixed soon.

It's amazing 😮, we want to see second video soon .

Just posted it.

Thanks @dylansdaubenspeck - just looking into this. Had no idea that Vercel acquired Turborepo. Honestly - this is what I love about building in public - getting feedback - as I'm learning everyday. Best.

Yeah - been noticing that... But I got a special request for an episodic series as there's a lot of backend and authentication. And a complete building process for an entire Dashboard. My thought process was - even if most don't watch - I'll still have proof of work.

Thank you so much man!!

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Absolutely @RajivDattani - will be posting the other episodes soon. Would be great to have you in the Community as well 🫡

Agree to all your pointers. - Mic - the DJI has some issues. - And about context - I basically used a software that makes my long form videos into short form and posts it. ___ So you can definitely watch the long form videos to get real / deeper insights into AI

VS Code is shit right now - they've added some new features with GitHub integration. But Cursor is crazy with prompting and coding.

Thanks bhai 🫡

Hey - just making a video on this. You can check out my *NON CODER* Building SaaS using AI Series. Will be clearly doing videos on creating a Database on either AWS/Firebase/MongoDB.

Thank you so much, @arshaikh6488! It Glad to hear that you're on a similar journey - I'm thrilled the videos are helping you along the way! Do stay tuned for the upcoming episodes as we move forward in the building process of this SaaS application... 🚀

@@harshith_eth I would to love to learn all of this skill from you and see myself become a guy who can do SAAS and earn good money . Thanks for posting this 🙌🙌

@@rohitjaiswar9360 Definitely!! As you know I'm currently building my own Community Dashboard - would love to have you a part of the tight knit community. Let's fuckin BUILD 🚀

SCAMMER BRO. BUILD SOMETHING REAL USING AI. DON'T SCAM BRO.

You're right. But it's good for consolidated research. It's definitely more of a curation tool only - I mean - remember when there was an option to use GPTs in ChatGPT - there was a Web Search GPT which was essentially what this is right now.

@harshith_eth Yes it's just AI chat bot with realtime information from web.

Kaisa hai re tu?! MC* Shikari 💀

Thanks bhai 🔥

Nahi...merko aise hi baat karna...US Based Subscribers chahiye merko. Wahi pe paisa hai 🤑 Thanks for your support again. Stay tuned - I am doing a series on *NO CODER* building a SaaS using AI.

Give me the right subreddit to post it. And I shall do the honors.

You raise some excellent points, especially around the limitations of AI and the need for consistent logic in fields where even small errors can have significant consequences. It's true that current AI models often operate on pattern recognition rather than rigorous logic, and this can indeed lead to subtle yet potentially critical issues in complex applications. However, AI can still offer valuable support, especially when it's used thoughtfully as a tool rather than a replacement. In many cases, AI-generated code can handle routine tasks and offer a quick starting point, freeing up experienced developers to focus on more complex, high-stakes work that requires deep understanding and logical rigor. Also, as AI models evolve, there’s potential for these tools to improve in logic and consistency, especially as training methods and datasets are refined. But I agree that, as it stands, careful oversight by skilled professionals is essential for any high-stakes applications. Ultimately, AI in coding may not yet be a threat to seasoned developers, but it can be a powerful assistant-so long as we stay aware of its limitations and apply it thoughtfully.

The best usecase for AI for coding at the moment is as a form of strong autocompletion for smaller parts to boilerplate areas. I would recommend keeping it away from any actual business logic. Another reasonable but less good usecase is as an inspiration source, similar to how you would otherwise search online. As long as you can find a decent result you are probably going to have a superior result with searching online, but you might get there faster with generative AI. Ultimately the AI is just trying to replicate the knowledge that you could search up online, but it ends up with extra flaws in the process, which is the price you pay for that speed. Using generative AI directly for the code of business logic is like playing with fire. You might be able to have it work out for you for a while, but you should expect to get burned eventually. Even if bugs are not all that critical, you still run into the issue that you are trying to optimize the relatively cheap part of developing --- the step of actually writing the code down, as opposed to all the other things related to developing which all also take up considerable amount of time, and which is where you pay for doing that. Basically you tend up with a net loss of time once you include the time needed to handle bugs and such from the shorted time to write down the code itself. It should be telling that the productivity of a typically developer has little to do with optimizing writing time (with loc output tending to stay mostly constant), but rather a bunch of other things around it that causes the net amount of time to get to the end result to go down, and that the amount of time such a change can make can be an entire order of magnitude. It should be note that while logically such AI should not be threatening such developers, those higher up in management might not understand that logic and make decisions based on the assumptions that they can be replaced. Those decisions are expect to hurt them, but that takes time to happen, as management is not exactly that quick on picking up on stupid decisions that are causing them huge losses. This means that it does have a weird effect on the job-market for such developers. Weirdly enough the logical part is that it is likely going to end up making it much more costly to get highly skilled developers, as AI is going to more compete with the entry level code monkey style jobs, which in turn means that there are going to be less new developers and as such have to pay a higher and higher price on the squeezed population of highly skilled developers. If you looking at the entrace to development, I highly recommend not going the heavy AI route, for the simply reason that it is going to get in your way of learning, the same way as if you use a calculator for all your math. Sure it will give you the result, but you are not going to get the same training and understanding that was the purpose of solving those problems in the first place, and not having that understanding means that you do not have a good understanding of the building blocks for the next layer of understanding, which means you end up getting increasingly lost and face some kind of wall you cannot figure out to cross, while in reality you could have walked all the way there if you bothered to actually take each step at a time instead of just going for the easy solution.

Skill Issue.

Bro 💀

Thank you 🫡 Appreciate it. Do share any video requests - I shall start working on them asap. Also - going to start my own Community Dashboard - which I will build on UA-cam - so do join there.

@@harshith_eth will join. Need to teach people who to do these things. But I cannot see the link to join your community dashboard!