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Daniel Pearson
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Daniel Pearson
@danielpearson
Building @wideframeai (YC W26). Previously bought $1B+ in ads for tech companies. Always learning. Almost always having fun.
San Francisco, CA เข้าร่วม Şubat 2009
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@dishant0406 @hardeep_gambhir It’s giving bot
(Good ex of LLMs having no taste)
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@hardeep_gambhir taste is the moat everyone ignores. features are easy to copy. the thoughtfulness behind how it feels and works is what separates products people tolerate from ones they love. the agent space is flooded with tools that do the job but feel like homework
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@hardeep_gambhir Would love to chat and see where you really want help.
Our POV is that LLMs simply do not have taste. There is no eval. Agents should help with the boring stuff and leave the storytelling / creative edit up to us (humans).
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Always bet on slope over y-intercept
Raphael Schaad@raphaelschaad
Rate of learning is probably single biggest predictor for success.
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@Emarky This is awesome! Would love to get you access to @wideframeai. We’ve taken this much much further!
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This video was edited entirely by Claude Code.
I just gave it the files.
If 50 people comment, I'll share the exact setup.
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@scottbelsky also a better world to live in because then we can hold humans accountable for both the good and bad things their agents manifest in the world
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thinking: products that help humans get credit for the work accomplished by agents they supervise in the enterprise will have better adoption than agentic solutions that do the work instead of humans.
credit feeds ego, drives adoption...and accountability.
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@paulg @metapreston I’m w26 batch and have a baby on the way
There are many other such cases
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@metapreston How can you claim it's YC dogma not to have kids when I wrote an essay about why people should?
paulgraham.com/kids.html
Do you just make this stuff up?
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Ignore the YC dogma.
Get married and have kids
And work with the people who have something to lose
Zelda@zeldapoem
Obsessed with this picture of the Apple team in 1984 (who is this baby next to Steve Jobs???)
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I keep telling people this but people think I'm overhyping.
It's also interesting to consider how much better future batches will look compared to us!
The power of exponentials.
Justine Moore@venturetwins
I've been in venture for almost a decade, and I've never seen anything like the current YC batch. Truly blown away by what small teams are able to ship with AI. What a remarkable time to start a company!
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I've been in venture for almost a decade, and I've never seen anything like the current YC batch.
Truly blown away by what small teams are able to ship with AI.
What a remarkable time to start a company!
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I think it's a strategic mistake for at least one of Lovable, Replit, etc... to broaden out the way they are right now.
Each agent market is going to be bigger and more complex than any of us can see today.
Trying to be the "everything agent" this early in the game reminds me of the startups who tried to be the "everything app" in the last era. No one succeeded.
If someone wins it all, they will deserve all of their flowers and then some.
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True. There is no universal eval for taste.
Blake Robbins@blakeir
games are commercial art built with software. i’m not sure there’s another software industry as resistant to AI as gaming.
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"it's like having a team of experts working relentlessly around the clock with incredible results"
I know we still have a ton to build, but notes like this keep me going!
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@Watch_Velocity @190k How can @wideframeai help? What you’re doing looks awesome! Would love to meet
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i'm datz (@190k), the one behind velocity.
moved to silicon valley at 18. did a startup right after high school, raised millions, and failed.
silicon valley has always been my dream.
i think it's not silicon valley without legendary founding stories.
as a founder, that's what has always excited me the most.
but here's the problem:
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