My best friend got into @ycombinator this fall. I asked him what happens during the infamous 10-min interview. here is everything he told me:
-Tell us what you're building. Be specific.
-Pick one of your customers and walk through it.
-What does your product actually do for them?
-Are they using it yet?
-How much are they paying monthly or yearly?
-We see this idea a lot. Why will you be the one to crack it?
-Aren't you just building custom software for every customer?
-What will you get done by demo day?
-Who does what on the team?
-How many customers have you talked to?
-How are you selling?
-What's actually built? Show us.
-Will your first customers actually use it?
-Where do they need it most?
DON'T BE UNPREPARED. Send this with your co-founders and get that acceptance!
and if you can’t answer some of these due to not have customers yet, then treat this like the perfect excuse to go get some. ASAP
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@whooisaakash This should not be unpopular opinion at all. As someone who has been coding more than 10 years, vibe-coded products are much cleaner.
People are just stuck with bad model.
@0x0SojalSec I made the same thing for scroll transition in my landing page. But calling this computer-use is definitely bullshit, let alone hundreds of them.
This is how you can make cool transition when scrolling your website.
Check out how I made the transition for my landing page here: https://t.co/M2vDqKMp2O
Follow me to get the prompt for creating the same effect.