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Jun 2025
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I write production-ready apps solo. But I "fail" at interviews. So I built my revenge.
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Spent the last 4 years as a solo freelancer — shipping SaaS apps, integrating APIs, managing infra, handling clients, debugging live prod issues at 2AM. Then I tried applying for a remote job. **First
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