Last month I tracked my time honestly. About 80% inside Claude Code or Cursor. The rest wasn't Netflix.
It was:
- Talking to users — even five DMs beat another feature nobody asked for
- Writing content — SEO compounds; your README doesn't
- Checking the money — payouts, caps, fraud flags. Boring. Necessary.
The Guillermo Flor crowd is right: creative people can build anything now. The comment section is also right: 100M companies don't die from slow code. They die on judgment calls.
AI handles the repeatable 80%. The 20% that needs a human — positioning, trust, pricing — that's where you win.
I run AIBC on every machine I code on. Not because I'm sentimental. Because those spinner minutes add up to real dollars while I'm already working.
Your move: ship faster and capture the attention you're already spending.