This is a good post about the importance of being focused on your customers and your market when you are trying to decide if a product is viable. However, even though it may be realistically possible to build a product in a matter of weeks, and even though that product may be what the market needs, and you have a good way to distribute it, your startup is making good progress, etc., that method of building will leave you with a lot of technical debt. What happens when you need to add features, customize, etc.? Will you ask AI to do it all? What if there isn't any human who really understands your codebase? What suits a startup may not be good for the long haul. But then, you've already cashed out, so what do you care?
This is a good post about the importance of being focused on your customers and your market when you are trying to decide if a product is viable. However, even though it may be realistically possible to build a product in a matter of weeks, and even though that product may be what the market needs, and you have a good way to distribute it, your startup is making good progress, etc., that method of building will leave you with a lot of technical debt. What happens when you need to add features, customize, etc.? Will you ask AI to do it all? What if there isn't any human who really understands your codebase? What suits a startup may not be good for the long haul. But then, you've already cashed out, so what do you care?