There is a sentence that has echoed through a thousand coffee shops, coworking spaces, and group chats: "If only I could code." Or draw. Or edit video. Or build a website. It is the mantra of the almost-founder, the nearly-creator, the man with a notebook full of ideas and no way to make them real. For decades, it was a reasonable thing to say. The gap between having a vision and possessing the technical skill to execute it was enormous, and crossing it required years.
That gap is collapsing. And what is being revealed underneath is not always flattering.
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