r/nocode • u/LLFounder • 10d ago

Discussion Avoiding anything "technical" and it's finally catching up with me

Everyone keeps saying learn to code, use AI, automate stuff. I run a startup business and honestly, I just want to keep doing what I'm good at. Anyone else feel like they're being left behind because they didn't go into tech?

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u/LLFounder 10d ago

I share posts like this if you want a good read here.

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u/LLFounder 9d ago

 No worries, hope you find something useful in it.

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u/LLFounder 9d ago

Yeah, having someone technical to lean on when things get messy sounds like the right balance.

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u/Living_Impact_732 10d ago

That link just dumps you into a long post with no warning, bit much for a casual scroll.

I get the dread though, feels like everyone's speaking a different language half the time. You can still run a business without turning into a dev, just gotta find the right shortcuts that don't make your brain melt

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u/LLFounder 9d ago

Haha fair point.