Debdeep Sen

@vinitsarode_ Very interesting idea

Wavelength app is finally live. In December, we built an app-less experience. Chat based, completely scrappy. Whatsapp blocked 80% of our messages, emails went to spam. We were literally texting people manually to tell them they had a match. And it still worked. We matched about 250 couples and people went on real dates. Then we rebuilt everything voice first. You talk to Wave, she listens, questions, and matches you based on what she actually hears. Efficacy and satisfaction went up by 6x. Now our app can actually ping you when your match is ready and ask how your date went. Love is coming to Bangalore.

@charlieputh Which one?

@aaronp613 It's those details that make a product just go to the next level. @benjitaylor working hard.

X is working on a new animation for opening the side menu. It has a slightly new UI and adds haptic feedback when doing so

@ormanclark Hey, don't attack me. Naming layers is art.

imagine being paid to name layers

@zwiebelhelm Why can't I DM you?

@DebdeepSen7 Sure what are you thinking about?

This is Chai

@airivelle Yup so true

@danmartell Words to live by.

I choose to be delusional. Not reckless. Not naive. Delusional where I'd rather fail creating something extraordinary than succeed blending in.

@kashvii Your friend as your second brain who needs to constantly remind you of things you forget.

notion daughter or obsidian son?

@jayyeh Thanks man. On it.

@DebdeepSen7 that mindset will pay off. keep at it

the founders who least need to prepare are the ones who prepare the most pristine background. killer network. experience that should make it easy. and they still put in the work before stepping into a single room. meanwhile founders with nothing to fall back on are winging it and wondering why they keep getting passed. preparation isn't for the underdogs. it's what separates the ones who close from the ones who almost closed.

@craigzLiszt I am sensing a idea here.

github is an outdated paradigm for vibe coding i think we can do better

@NarangShaurya We designers want precise control over everything tiny detail which only via prompting is very frustrating. That's why I am building a tool which allows you to prompt but still working on the design like you are in figma.

Prompting is not the best way to design

@boardyai Don't get my hopes up.

You don't have to be a Stanford dropout to make a successful venture

@zwiebelhelm Max, would you be interested in building software with me?

@DebdeepSen7 Sounds great!!!

@worshipintears @ShishirShelke1 It's a better quality of lossless, most people wont notice but I use a very nice headphones so I can hear the differences.

@DebdeepSen7 @ShishirShelke1 bro

Which one do you prefer?

@FarzaTV I can already think of some real world application of this.

I built this thing called Clicky. It's an AI teacher that lives as a buddy next to your cursor. It can see your screen, talk to you, and even point at stuff, kinda like having a real teacher next to you. I've been using it the past few days to learn Davinci Resolve, 10/10.

@hthieblot @fdotinc CTRL is a tool where design, logic, and code all live together in one place. It removes rework and gives you real, deployable code that fits into your existing setup. Let me know what you think.

We’re seeing a surge of university students with no intention of finishing school or getting jobs, applying to @fdotinc They are building their own thing, like maniacs, while still in school. If that’s you, tell me what you’re building and come to SF!

Thank you everyone, its been only a couple of days and the progress is crazy that X don't know how to put that number down. A lot of things coming soon, I am working hard on CTRL right now. So hang tight. Want to know more about CTRL, check the latest article I posted.

@guilleflorvs didn't know that.

@DebdeepSen7 Well SF has 3 problems: time zone, taxes and security

Refrase: which is the best city in the us to live and build right now?