So far yes. For early projects you don’t care how code works as long as it works. The “how” of writing is the most important thing, so harder to outsource and still have it be yours
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Founder-Led Growth with AI Before Scaling Teams
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this can work! my suggestion is it always works better when the founder does the job themselves and then abstracts themselves away. AI pushes out the time when you need to do that because you can get more done yourself. but it's always also possible to bring on a few partners
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Writing Skills Essential in AI Age: New Course Launch
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writing is the most important skill in the AI age. if you want to learn to tell stories that become essays and products, like we do @every
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API Usage Remains Essential Despite Landscape Changes
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That’s an interesting one! It definitely will affect that landscape, not sure about obsolete. Still better to use an api if available
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OpenAI Launches Operator: Autonomous AI Agent for Task Automation
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OpenAI just launched Operator: a new agent designed to get work done for you. We’ve been using it for the past couple of days @every and here’s what we found: – it can autonomously do tasks like shopping for groceries or concert tickets
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AI Models Automating Software Development Workflow
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nothing better than having o1 output a plan for a big feature update, pasting it into windsurf and then going to take a shower while it works the future of coding is here
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Future of Programming with AI Podcast Coming Soon
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new pod with @rauchg on the future of programming with AI dropping soon! pic.twitter.com/oGv0fVAyBB
— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) 23 janvier 2025new pod with @rauchg on the future of programming with AI dropping soon!
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Finding Success in AI Startups: Lessons from Spark Capital
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A few things I learned from @sparkcapital partner Nabeel Hyatt (@nabeel) about finding success in AI startups:
— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) 22 janvier 2025
1. The best founders are sensitive to feedback but they don’t let it paralyze them. They “move while listening”.
2. When was the last time you felt surprised or… pic.twitter.com/SCSMt032C4A few things I learned from @sparkcapital partner Nabeel Hyatt (
@nabeel
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Kieran builds Cora live development demonstration
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watch Kieran build Cora…live! https://t.co/3RzH31roXg
— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) 22 janvier 2025watch Kieran build Cora…live!
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Nabeel Hyatt seeks Japanese toilets of AI products
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Nabeel Hyatt (@nabeel) is looking for the "Japanese toilets" of AI—products that delight users in unexpected ways.
— Dan Shipper 📧 (@danshipper) 22 janvier 2025
As a partner at @sparkcapital, that investment philosophy has paid off. Despite making only 1-2 investments a year, he’s picked some of the biggest winners in AI so… pic.twitter.com/YQwxldi36WNabeel Hyatt (
@nabeel
) is looking for the "Japanese toilets" of AI—products that delight users in unexpected ways. As a partner at @sparkcapital
, that investment philosophy has paid off. Despite making only 1-2 investments a year, he’s picked some of the biggest winners in AI so