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Xavier Pladevall
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Xavier Pladevall
@pladevall
co-founder at Mora (coming soon)
San Francisco, CA Katılım Şubat 2010
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@masonwarner impressive bc i know its ai but doesnt feel like slip somehow
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I made this video in <18 hours with only AI.
> Midjourney 8.1 + NBP + Seedance 2
> ~$500 in credits spent
> Zero film overlays or color grades used
The best creatives are now able to be so much more prolific than ever before and that's the core of what makes AI video so sick
Victor Cardenas Codriansky@victorcardenas
Bill pay is LIVE on Slash. Finance teams don’t have the time to manually enter invoice data. With Bill Pay on Slash, invoices can be forwarded from your inbox and automatically broken down by: > Vendor info > Preferred payment method > Line item & total amount > Due date From there, your team can approve, schedule, and send payments directly inside Slash with custom permissions and approval controls built in.* The entire bill lifecycle now in one place.
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we have a customer that sends a ton of requests and suddenly started sending us and me specifically product requests for @NotionHQ
i am like sir i dont work there i can only ship stuff in my codebase 😂 unbelievable pmf from Notion.
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@evanjconrad fwiw it seems really clear to me and i am not a buyer. the simple site / approach i think is part of the vibe / pitch (i.e. we are no bs provider of gpus)
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we've done such an objectively terrible job at explaining ourselves at sfcompute, this is the year we fix that
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@thatguybg Some launch videos could legitimately be submitted to Tribeca
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every founder thinking about doing a fancy launch video needs to burn this into their brains
its a slide in my full talk I'm giving tonight in SF
brett goldstein@thatguybg
here's the RSVP! luma.com/es2vsewm
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@hthieblot Were they able to raise in the moment or just grinded it out?
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I know many companies that held 50–100 meetings before getting funded. In most cases, they were working on things that were not the 'flavor of the month' at the time.
Two of them raised very large rounds two years later. Don't give up!
Sam Gerstenzang@gerstenzang
I've posted this before but it's always motivating to me to go back and look. Our first attempt to raise money for B&W + Moxie.
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@thattallguy Lots of folks posting interesting frameworks around levels of being an Ai native company. Feels a bit to consulting ish but useful reference
abvx.substack.com/p/the-six-stag…
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@heyecs Very true and even more interesting because it feels you see this more as most people converge on shipping similar things
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It’s tiring to see amazing app concepts build hype and never ship.
New rule: if you’re talking about the thing, people need to be able to access the thing.
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@lewiscarhart Brilliant marketing! How big is the team now? Feels like Ive started hearing a lot about you guys suddenly!
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@ivanburazin It feels like the ergonomics of going through the browser are clunky. But also hard to see one single node (a warehouse or something else) centralizing all that context.
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I tried to build a deck for our board meeting using claude code and connected it to clickhouse, posthog, quickbooks, and brex.
It pulled the first report fine. But every time I asked for more depth, it came back with the partial data/limited api access excuse.
Couldn't access everything it needed through the APIs because not everything is exposed.
So I spun up a sandbox, gave it its own read-only company account, and told it to log in and get the data itself.
It went into the browser, exported what it needed, and got the job done end to end.
Now, if a startup using every hot tool available still needs computer use to get the complete data, what hope do companies like Walmart or Goldman have of going headless?
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@brenzhills Ironically vibe building has made me appreciate SaaS products more. I don’t want to maintain a home brewed calorie tracker MCP or custom calendar web app or wtvr 😂
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the people most excited about AI app builders have generally never shipped an app.
if you know what production mobile actually requires you know AI gives you a first draft. and that's useful.
But a first draft isn't what the hype is saying it is
Umesh Kumar@itsumeshk
MacBook Pro. iPad. iPhone. Apple Watch. AirPods. All this is just the second prize. Runable can now build production iOS + Android apps and ship them straight to the App Store and Play Store. We're running a challenge, To participate: > Reply with your idea under this post > build a mobile app on Runable > record a quick demo > quote tweet this with your video + why you built it 2nd prize: the entire Apple ecosystem 1st prize: mystery starts today, ends sunday midnight.
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@aidenybai Seeing a lot of this on the tl. What got you try it again? we’ve tried but cursor still 👑 ux for the team
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@arian_ghashghai second order effects is that you get a lot more burned early employees. If only founders typically sell at say the A/B.
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> Show me the incentives and I'll show you the outcome.
Founders in SF are routinely preached to that the only way they'll get rich and be rewarded for all the risk they take is by selling their shares to other downstream private investors (secondaries)
The private + secondary market is a Keynesian beauty contest. This means we incentivize (and encourage) founders to build what's popular and tradable, not what's durable
Beff (e/acc)@beffjezos
Show me the incentives and I'll show you the outcome. Real builders are heads down for a long time and only raise what they need. Asymptotically, this creates far more robust companies. Founders are falling into the short term dopamine trap.
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@brettcalhounn Never took a no personally. Except 1-2 for whatever reason. I have a drafts on my inbox sitting with how much they left in the table by passing. Have updated them since mark ups. Cant wait to send them one day.
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Founders who don’t give up don’t care if investors pass. It’s fuel
weisser@julianweisser
If you talk to 100 seed funds and they won’t invest in your company you’re actually wrong. Was reminded of this conversation I had with @eoghan.
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@BrennanWoodruff They’ve done this for every vertical eg legal/design and they seem to be very poor implementations? One might hit and it wil indeed be the end for that category but seems like it hasn’t truly happened ?
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im done watching launch videos
ive seen enough for a lifetime
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hot take: all founders should quit linkedin, and come to X for founder marketing.
welcome to the REAL game
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Fun moment when you start getting requests for internationalization!
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