I'm thinking of making this account very question - centric, as in basically every post might be a question, or series of questions, is that a good idea? What to ask? I have so many questions, so figured this could be a cool idea, and maybe other people could have their own questions, maybe a cool idea? Or no? Who am I even asking these questions to? Alas, I guess we'll see, maybe? Do questions that end with "maybe" even count as questions?
Does this even really exist now, being truly non-technical, if you can get quite good at say cursor? I feel like execution ability is way more impotent now - including outreach and partnerships with the right groups and individuals, than otherwise technical ability, would you agree? Or something else?
If this is the case (which I agree with), then should someone make a podcast where instead of asking founders for advice, they ask founders about the true concrete actual steps and actions they took to get from idea to initial traction?
Could this benefit people, other founders, by structuring their unstructured hazy path to initial traction (which most founders fail to reach, even a few paying customers).
(Quote tweeting also) If an app can be vibe coded very easily, then where exists the moat? Is that the reason? If we’re no longer limited by the complexity of coding an app, is the only defensible wedge something with a network effect, or otherwise enough truly proprietary data to avoid copying?
Or something patented, which is mega unlikely in just a coded app.
What am I missing?
If an app can be vibe coded very easily, then where exists the moat? Is that the reason? If we’re no longer limited by the complexity of coding an app, is the only defensible wedge something with a network effect, or otherwise enough truly proprietary data to avoid copying?
Or something patented, which is mega unlikely in a simply coded app.
What am I missing?
@danellisona Yeah, I think so for me - how about for you? Does it change for different projects you work on? How about an X account as opposed to a true startup?
Also how would one define “emotionally attached” here? And for what purpose do you ask?
@vineerpasam Ok, so, if knowing how to code doesn’t matter anymore, then what does matter? And how long will that new valuable skill’s usefulness last?
Should I have a cookie before pilates, or wait until after pilates? Should I ask anyone that reads this to respond only with a question, or allow people to reply with answers? Or something else?
@levie I think also some work, like complex coding, doesn't require much external input from an "agent", so external information is less of a bottleneck. Whereas information transfer between humans is still a massive bottleneck. Honestly - even information transfer from WWW to agents...