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Alex Prompter@alex_prompter·7 Mar

🚨BREAKING: Alibaba tested AI coding agents on 100 real codebases, spanning 233 days each. the agents failed spectacularly. turns out passing tests once is easy. maintaining code for 8 months without breaking everything is where AI collapses. SWE-CI is the first benchmark that measures long-term code maintenance instead of one-shot bug fixes. each task tracks 71 consecutive commits of real evolution. 75% of AI models break previously working code during maintenance. only Claude Opus 4 stays above 50% zero-regression rate. every other model accumulates technical debt that compounds over iterations. here's the brutal part: - HumanEval and SWE-bench measure "does it work right now" - SWE-CI measures "does it still work after 6 months of changes" agents optimized for snapshot testing write brittle code that passes tests today but becomes unmaintainable tomorrow. Alibaba built EvoScore to weight later iterations heavier than early ones. agents that sacrifice code quality for quick wins get punished when consequences compound. the AI coding narrative just got more honest: most models can write code. almost none can maintain it.

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·9 Mar

@8090_Factory @ShadowTechIT Thanks Sam and the @ShadowTechIT team!

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Software Factory@8090_Factory·9 Mar

Software Factory Stories Ep 2. Meet Sam Land, COO at @ShadowTechIT. Here's his story.

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JUNE 2028. The S&P is down 38% from its highs. Unemployment just printed 10.2%. Private credit is unraveling. Prime mortgages are cracking. AI didn’t disappoint. It exceeded every expectation. What happened? citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic

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Software Factory@8090_Factory·2 Mar

Introducing Software Factory Stories Ep 1. Meet @chrisstrobl, Founder & CEO of gitflash.com. Here's his story.

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Arjun Krishna@TheOneAndArjun·27 Şub

Before Software Factory, my team and I were building an AI SDLC manager for two years to do what 8090 offers. After using Software Factory I shut down our internal effort and am reorienting my team around Software Factory. This has already freed up two engineers. The Software Factory team gets it and delivers on the core principle: holding software representation in requirements, not in code. - @jbarseneau on Software Factory

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Jesse Livermore@Jesse_Livermore·23 Şub

Hell of a quote from @Citrini7 here: "We had overestimated the value of 'human relationships.' Turns out that a lot of what people called relationships was simply friction with a friendly face."

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·17 Şub

@OneManSaas @chamath Let's talk! Drop us a line at factory-lines@8090.ai, or DM me.

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OneManSaas@OneManSaas·17 Şub

@chamath Been watching teams struggle with this at my Fortune 500 - the reverse engineering piece is usually the bottleneck. What's your experience with legacy Oracle systems? That's where most modernization efforts seem to hit the wall.

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Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath·17 Şub

Are you running a large-scale modernization program at your company? 8090 can help you move faster without sacrificing quality, with a customized version of our Software Factory - what we call a "Factory Line" - that can: • Reverse-engineer many codebases across multiple repos and auto-generate authoritative business and technical documentation on those systems • Forward-engineer into target architectures • Optimize code as it runs to enable you to trim down systems (by deleting functions no longer necessary) • Validate and certify that your new systems are correct If this sounds interesting, we'd love to talk: factory-lines@8090.ai

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·16 Şub

@InspectahFunk Menlo Park

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Mr. French@InspectahFunk·16 Şub

@MaxTynan Where do the AEs sit? There are no jobs on the careers page. Is this in office in Menlo or open to remote?

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·16 Şub

We have more inbound demand for Software Factory than we can manage. We're looking for someone to own that, and to drive targeted outbound. You'll onboard customers, land initial deals, and expand them into seven-figure relationships. You: * Are early in your career and hungry * Can recognize patterns and are obsessed with process * Have grit and are a self-starter. Success in enterprise sales is often about persistence and genuine curiosity about your customers and their challenges. Early startups are hard * Thrive in ambiguity and with autonomy * Want to go all-in with an incredibly talented team * Have evidence of exceptional ability This isn't a traditional AE seat. We want missionaries, not mercenaries. Come build with us...

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·16 Şub

@AIWorkflowGuide @chamath We've done it with one. We're growing to three, maybe 4.

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Priyanka@AIWorkflowGuide·16 Şub

@chamath The irony of needing a massive human sales team to sell automation is wild.

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Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath·16 Şub

8090 is cranking. Both seat licenses and enterprise deals are growing super quickly and we don’t have the GTM resources to manage either right now. This is your shot. We need young, hungry next-gen AEs to help us. You need to remake GTM in the age of AI and agents. Expect a lot of empathy but little help! This isn’t the job for most. If you are hungry, resilient and hyper intellectual and curious, it may be a good fit. Please see below for more info.

Max Tynan@MaxTynan

We have more inbound demand for Software Factory than we can manage. We're looking for someone to own that, and to drive targeted outbound. You'll onboard customers, land initial deals, and expand them into seven-figure relationships. You: * Are early in your career and hungry * Can recognize patterns and are obsessed with process * Have grit and are a self-starter. Success in enterprise sales is often about persistence and genuine curiosity about your customers and their challenges. Early startups are hard * Thrive in ambiguity and with autonomy * Want to go all-in with an incredibly talented team * Have evidence of exceptional ability This isn't a traditional AE seat. We want missionaries, not mercenaries. Come build with us...

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·16 Şub

@Dustin_Schimp Happy to give you one if you’ve got a team and think we can add value. Dm me

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Dustin Schimp@Dustin_Schimp·16 Şub

@MaxTynan Demos?

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If you're interested, watch the Software Factory demos (link below), then head to this form to tell us about yourself and to submit a pitch video. forms.gle/MTL7dygSxebrBv… @8090SoftwareFactory" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@8090SoftwareF…

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·2 Şub

@clifton_roberts @chamath Those are our terms for 8090 Custom engagements. TOS for a Software Factory subscription are very different…

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Clifton@clifton_roberts·2 Şub

@chamath “You own your specific business logic and workflows, 8090 owns the IP of the codebase and the responsibility to deliver the software reliably” 🧐

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Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath·2 Şub

And we’re live! You can sign up and give it a try here: 8090.ai

18 months ago, I started 8090 with the goal of replacing/rewriting all the legacy software in the world with modern, useful alternatives. We are making so much progress with many Enterprise customers that starting tomorrow, we will release our “Software Factory” into the wild so anyone can try it. Software Factory is exactly what it sounds like: (1) A collaborative, governed modular system that allows humans, agents and AI to work together to build highly reliable, well documented, zero-drift code for enterprises. (2) Whenever code changes, your PRDs and Eng Plans automatically get synched. (3) You can dump entire code bases into it so you can document/map exactly what that legacy code base does so you can more easily maintain and migrate it. (4) You can build “Assembly Lines” with our Software Factory to memorize and automate specific patterns so you can repeat them endlessly with increasing accuracy. All of this happens in a system that absorbs tribal knowledge and documents everything so that systems don’t take setbacks as people, strategy and roles change. One company is using Software Factory to create an Assembly Line that will deprecate a $15M/yr SaaS vendor for their own solution at a fraction of the cost. This is the future of Enterprise Software. Say good bye to long term lock-in, multi year migration projects, expensive maintenance budgets and more. It starts tomorrow!

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·2 Şub

@chat1234592726 @chamath That’s just mean

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Glenn@chat1234592726·2 Şub

@chamath Na id rather do something this gay ass platform would ban me for saying than trust your Indian ass

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@chamath LFG!

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Chamath Palihapitiya@chamath·31 Oca

18 months ago, I started 8090 with the goal of replacing/rewriting all the legacy software in the world with modern, useful alternatives. We are making so much progress with many Enterprise customers that starting tomorrow, we will release our “Software Factory” into the wild so anyone can try it. Software Factory is exactly what it sounds like: (1) A collaborative, governed modular system that allows humans, agents and AI to work together to build highly reliable, well documented, zero-drift code for enterprises. (2) Whenever code changes, your PRDs and Eng Plans automatically get synched. (3) You can dump entire code bases into it so you can document/map exactly what that legacy code base does so you can more easily maintain and migrate it. (4) You can build “Assembly Lines” with our Software Factory to memorize and automate specific patterns so you can repeat them endlessly with increasing accuracy. All of this happens in a system that absorbs tribal knowledge and documents everything so that systems don’t take setbacks as people, strategy and roles change. One company is using Software Factory to create an Assembly Line that will deprecate a $15M/yr SaaS vendor for their own solution at a fraction of the cost. This is the future of Enterprise Software. Say good bye to long term lock-in, multi year migration projects, expensive maintenance budgets and more. It starts tomorrow!

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Max Tynan@MaxTynan·11 Oca

@matthew_kruer We’ve enjoyed building for you and the Bissell team, Matt!

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Matt Kruer@matthew_kruer·11 Oca

The architecture and systems sections of this guide highlight huge gaps in my own ability to move from personal experimentation to deploying scalable solutions in our org. I think we've got a long way to go before that will truly be possible for non-technical people. To help bridge those gaps, there are three levels of experimentation we are encouraging in our business: 1) Build Solo: Associates should start small and experiment with simple workflows to increase their personal productivity and get hands-on learning. 2) Build With Me: Functions bring in external devs or small agencies who are experimenting at the edge of new tools in their domain to co-develop more advanced setups in their respective area. It helps our internal teams to see what's really possible and is low-cost/low-risk. 3) Build For Me: For enterprise-level implementation, partner with specialized teams and companies like @8090solutions and @InvTechInc to architect secure, scalable systems that drive real strategic impact. We've seen AI unlock cost and automation, but it takes experts to get it right.

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