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Sandy Cass

@sandersoncass

Investor @RedSwanVentures Builder @Artsy, @Bonobos Adviser @useintro (https://t.co/Cescta6pku) A little better every day.

New York, NY Katılım Mart 2009
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Expo
Expo@expo·
Expo SDK 56 is out 🙌 ◆ Expo UI is stable on iOS and Android ◆ iOS builds 16% faster, plus another 20% on EAS from precompiled community libs ◆ Android cold starts 40% faster ◆ Expo Router decoupled from React Navigation ◆ Inline native modules: write Swift and Kotlin right next to your TypeScript ◆ Hermes v1 by default ◆ Bytecode diffing on by default (~58% smaller OTA updates) ◆ iOS Widgets stable ◆ React Native 0.85 + React 19.2 It's been two months since SDK 55, and we packed in everything we could fit. Your iOS build times are going to thank you. Full changelog ↓
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
This is Eliot. Eliot is my favorite plant. A gift from @tracksmith after eight years on the board. Elliot is also the name of Tracksmith's hare logo and its footwear line. It’s a tribute to Boston's legendary Eliot Lounge, and it also happens to be the name of the great human (@elliotconway ) who reconnected me with the brand as an investor in 2017. Bittersweet to step away. But psyched to free up a board seat for former Converse CEO Jared Carver to lead the company to the next level. I’ll be cheering from the stands. Thanks Matt Taylor and team for all your hard work and for having me along for a small part of the run. So impressed with the brand you’ve built and excited for the road ahead.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
This is great. I often find myself getting sloppy and not thinking fully through a feature because I know I can fix it later - or I just want to get a prototype out quickly and iterate to the right solution. Compare that to a 1-2 week sprint with careful upfront planning - problem definition, user stories, goals, acceptance criteria then testing, QA... Even if you've given your AI coder a detailed PRD upfront, that context degrades over time, and scope changes. The main benefit of gstack is that I find myself spending much more time in the planning stage for each feature - understanding trade-offs, thinking through what great UX feels like and what elegant code looks like, and the result is a much better product.
Garry Tan@garrytan

I've been having such an amazing time with Claude Code I wanted you to be able to have my *exact* skill setup: Introducing gstack, which you can install just by pasting a short piece of text into your Claude code

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Intro
Intro@intro·
Exciting news! Early @twilio exec and former Andreessen Horowitz partner is on Intro. Arthur Johnson is a seasoned technology executive, investor, and operator with deep experience on scaling companies at every stage. Now, he's sharing that experience 1:1. Book his time to get advice on: ✔️ Business growth and scaling strategy ✔️ Mergers & acquisitions ✔️ Strategic partnerships ✔️ Executive leadership and management ✔️ Financial analysis and modeling ✔️ Real estate investing ✔️ Serving on corporate boards ✔️ And more Reply “Arthur” for the direct link to book.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
You know it was a good weekend when your daughter gives you a hug on your way out the door Monday morning and says she's going to miss you.
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ben guo 🏇@0thernet·
Today the markets think SaaS is so over. And they're so right. We're prepping for some investor meetings so I built DocSend in 10 minutes on my @zocomputer. - Serves any file in my Zo. - Sends a confirmation link to verify the email. - Sends a followup email with link to download the file. - Styled just the way I like. - Infinitely extensible. I'm never going back to DocSend. SaaS is dead. Long live intelligent compute.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
It looks like @meetgranola heard me. Context is king - I want to query all my data sources on a topic at the same time. Smart move by the company. For Red Swan though we're already using my homegrown version. granola.ai/blog/granola-m…
Sandy Cass@sandersoncass

I'd been paying $18 a month for one of the popular meeting notes apps for the last couple years. But the app was basically a wild garden where I couldn't query transcripts in the same context as my Gmail and Google Drive folders. I'd have to ask the same question multiple times - first to my meeting notes and then to @zocomputer (which aggregates my gmail, google drive and other sources). So I finally spent a weekend (okay, and a good chunk of Monday) with @claudeai vibecoding my own. I now have an application that plays nicely with others and am saving $18 a month. I'm afraid for prosumer apps.

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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
*walled garden I still haven't cracked 100% accuracy on transcription
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
I'd been paying $18 a month for one of the popular meeting notes apps for the last couple years. But the app was basically a wild garden where I couldn't query transcripts in the same context as my Gmail and Google Drive folders. I'd have to ask the same question multiple times - first to my meeting notes and then to @zocomputer (which aggregates my gmail, google drive and other sources). So I finally spent a weekend (okay, and a good chunk of Monday) with @claudeai vibecoding my own. I now have an application that plays nicely with others and am saving $18 a month. I'm afraid for prosumer apps.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
Seems like the average user should be using @zocomputer instead of Clawdbot. Easy to use hosted version vs tough to set up and secure local version.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
Fiber is the new protein.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
🚨 Category creation alert! Your very own computer in the cloud. LFZo! @0thernet @perceptnet
Zo Computer@zocomputer

Today we're introducing Zo, the intelligent cloud computer. With Zo, you get: 1. A unified AI workspace. Add your files, connect your apps, then ask Zo to do work or build projects. 2. A place to build powerful personal apps and automations with all your stuff – maybe it’s a personal CRM, budgeting tool, or a weekly digest of your news subscriptions. 3. A personal server to host anything you create. Your data stays in your control. We want to help people fall in love with making software for themselves. In the future we're building, we'll own our data, craft our own tools, and create personal APIs. Owning an intelligent cloud computer will be just like owning a smartphone. And the internet will feel much more alive.

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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
@useintro @artsy We also adapted to our European customers ways of doing business - e.g. accepting Paypal as a payment method which many European small businesses were using at the time to settle invoices.
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Sandy Cass@sandersoncass·
@useintro When @artsy expanded into Europe we hired local sales and account staff who brought their local networks but more importantly a deeper understanding of culture in the various regions to connect on a stronger level with the businesses we were selling to.
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Intro@intro·
Think your company is ready to go global? ✈️ The fastest-growing tech companies don’t just throw darts at a map. They expand global operations with smart localization strategies, integrations, and partnerships. Translation is only a first step. Winning new markets means adapting messaging, pricing, product, and culture to fit the customer and market. From fintech to e-commerce to AI, here’s examples of how top companies mastered localization.
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