Rodrigo
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Rodrigo
@consolerod
engineering, sometimes design, building @useportalsdk
port:5432 Katılım Temmuz 2013
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how is salesforce data loader not more of a meme? trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-co…
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@vaibhavbetter @aipusher What would be these other sources? Debt financing ?
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@aipusher I agree - but there will be different sources of early capital than structured pre-seed and seed funds who have constraints around portfolio construction / return / timeline / LP mandates etc which is unlikely to remain viable in the future.
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Pre-seed is dead.
Seed is dead too.
The focus on those growing faster than everyone else will keep growing and money will pile on to these small set of companies only.
Pre-seed and Seed have been largely made unnecessary (will only grow from here) by AI.
If you are running pre-seed or seed funds (me too!) and not factoring this in then you are ngmi.
Also standardization of Series A will also grow.
Dalton Caldwell@daltonc
A message for YC W26 founders
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Really happy with how the visual style is getting along :)
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@NaderLikeLadder @BexelInitiative Not sure being surprised by the output is a good thing
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@BexelInitiative It’s already become an orchestration problem.
I often fear I’m too prescriptive in my prompts.
The hard part is striking the right balance of telling it what to do while ensuring leeway to be surprised by the output
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The future of software engineering is going to look a lot more like learning how to be a CEO than learning how to architect code
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No shame on Replit, built a bigger business than I've ever built.
But at the rate Claude Code /Cowork is moving, why does Replit needs to exist?
What's the bull case for the future of Replit and similar tools if all the model companies are on the same path.
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@DanielleFong dude has a notion kanban and it's just
Venezuela | Iran | Cuba | Nicaragua | Canada | 10+ others
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he already has like 50 jobs
Insider Paper@TheInsiderPaper
BREAKING: President Trump tells CNN Cuba is soon going to fall: ‘I’m going to put Marco over there’
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It’s ok bro - we will teach you Elixir
We will teach everyone Elixir
TS is great but shouldn’t be used on the backend
Nathan Flurry 🔩@NathanFlurry
We're bringing the benefits of Elixir to TypeScript with @rivet_dev No need to ditch your entire stack
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I'm looking for a front-end/design engineer for upcoming projects at @halaska
If you obsess over UI implementation and are available to start as early as next week, get in touch.
No studios.
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This is repackaged Exa search.
Arlan@arlanr
introducing @nozomioai search. our mission is to rebuild google, but you control the index. reason over any technical data: code, docs, huggingface datasets, PDFs, and more. > semantic and agentic search out of the box. > scalable, 5x cheaper, and reliable. > start for free
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Spellbook and Harvey are the Juicero of legal tech.
For those who don't remember, Juicero was the $700 WiFi-connected juicer that squeezed proprietary juice bags. Then Bloomberg discovered you could just . . . squeeze the bags with your hands. $120M in venture funding, dead within months.
That's what's happening in legal AI right now. Companies are raising hundreds of millions to build a fancy chrome press around Claude and GPT (adding dashboards, "legal-specific" wrappers, and enterprise pricing) when the underlying models are already better at legal work than anything these wrappers add.
The wrappers don't make the juice taste better. They just make it more expensive.
Scott Stevenson@scottastevenson
A lot of people ask how the hype around Claude impacts Spellbook. The answer: lawyers booked more demos than ever last week—410! We saw this pattern when ChatGPT launched in 2022: the mass appeal of generalist tools got lawyers deeply interested in AI, and then they started searching for more specialized tools, ultimately driving a ton of traffic for us.
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We're excited to announce @DrizzleORM is joining PlanetScale!
planetscale.com/blog/drizzle-j…
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this is the Final Boss of Agentic Engineering:
killing the Code Review
at this point multiple people are already weighing how to remove the human code review bottleneck from agents becoming fully productive. @ankitxg was brave enough to map out how he sees SDLC being turned on its head.
i'm not personally there yet, but I tend to be 3-6 months behind these people and yeah its definitely coming.
Latent.Space@latentspacepod
🆕 How to Kill The Code Review latent.space/p/reviews-dead the volume and size of PRs is skyrocketing. @simonw called out StrongDM’s “Dark Factory” last month: no human code, but *also* no human review (!?) in this week’s guest post, @ankitxg makes a 5 step layered playbook for how this can come true.
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@aridutilh @solofounders Any idea of roughly how much recording high quality pods like this costs? I’ve decided I have too much savings
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This was the first time I’d filmed anything like this (or anything at all for that matter)
It's been great learning production more and more, can't wait for people to hear these incredible conversations!
weisser@julianweisser
Announcing the Solo Founders Podcast. Conversations with founders building the most ambitious companies without co-founders. First episode drops tomorrow.
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@yasser_elsaid_ the general focus was on implementation but now that it’s almost free the general focus has shifted to distribution
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Rodrigo retweetledi
Autostep uncovers repetitive tasks ready for AI. Then builds or finds the agents to solve them.
Your team repeats the same work hundreds of times a week. No one notices. Autostep does.
Congrats on the launch, @aidan__pratt!
ycombinator.com/launches/PYq-a…
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Being mildly sick is like, you wake up and feel awful, uh oh. So you stop doing things, and at some point it stops getting worse. And there's this empty space… just your thoughts, and then you finally recall the last time you've been idle and realize how much you've sacrificed
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@theJayKhatri It can’t die as long as compliance exists in its current form. Claude cannot generate HIPAA or SOC2 compliance. And this alone also forces the need of at least one engineer to take the liability for the generated code
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- Re: cost to maintain software: We’re still early in the exponential curve of what agents can do. Why can’t PCI compliance, tax audits, bug fixing, etc. just be handled by AI?
- Re: “SaaS is dead”: I don’t think SaaS is dead, but the shape of it is going to look totally different. Right now SaaS is built around humans clicking buttons and staring at dashboards to take actions and learn. But what happens when humans aren’t the ones taking actions or doing the learning?
Max Musing@MaxMusing
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