Atlassian’s results surprised Wall Street, but it shouldn’t be a surprise. The simple heuristic for the future of software is that when there are 100X more agents than people, which parts of software will grow because agents are doing more work that the underlying software is tied to.
If the world generates more code, generates more leads, reviews more contracts, processes more invoices, creates more designs, transacts with more payments, and so on, what are the underlying systems that are managing that work? That will give you a hint as to what happens next.
These agents still need guardrails, security, compliance, workflows to be tied to, data stored, and so on. Those parts of the system of record ecosystem will only go up over time in a world of 100X more untrusted (and trusted) agents used in your workflows.
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@asxna@shantanugoel I would slightly challenge the statistical correlation. There are far more people who have burnt their hands creating/working in a startup and failed ( financially ) than people who have had WLB and can retire at 35 with the context of the last 15 years
@aaditya@calm_io I can attest to this, know someone who got a 200% bump because of their skills and not prev salary. I remember the BTM office when I had come for an interview. That was one of the best interviews till date we had on top of the terrace :)
A modern URL bar (in @diabrowser):
• Page Title not "/2025/12/seo-spam" gibberish
• Space on both sides of "/" for readability
• Hover to reveal & edit URL
• Emphasize domain for trust+security
Dia isn't just AI. It's refined browser basics too, @browsercompany style.
@ayushunleashed Second learning: when funds run low and you lack family support, you may turn to side gigs/consulting for cash - distracting you from your startup. In hindsight, I’d rather have a full-time job and build this on the side.
@ayushunleashed I did this when I was 25 with about an years worth of savings. My learning is that sometimes a venture need significant time for it to breakout, the ones breaking out in shorter times are exceptions. So 6/12months is nothing. Keep doing it on the side till you get some signs.
It's crazy the number of times friends, family, and customers have mentioned that they wish finance was taught when they were in school. Unfortunately, it's too late to fix that - that ship has sailed 😬
We can, however, make sure our kids learn about money. We're doing a Financial Literacy Summer Camp for children via Varsity Live to do just that. Registration link in the comment.
When you use an AI note taker, every 30 min meeting takes 60 min of your time in life
30 min - you are in the meeting
later, another 30 min you are reading the notes
Earlier you'd write notes yourself in that 30 min, be more focussed, and not need to re-read your own notes