Tag: startups
All the articles with the tag "startups".
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(DAY 1154) The Age of Personal Software: When Code Becomes Abundant and Slop Follows
Everyone can code now. Software is approaching zero marginal cost and will become as abundant as content. That abundance will bring a wave of software slop—but it will also unlock an era of deeply personal, precisely built software.
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(DAY 1153) The Deal Breakers No One Reads: Why Candidates Spray and Pray
Last-minute hiring gaps reveal something unsettling: candidates are applying to roles they are not qualified for, ignoring the essential details that would have disqualified them immediately.
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(DAY 1148) 230 Apps on My Phone: A Cleanup and What It Revealed
I had 230 apps on my iPhone. I am removing 97 of them. Another 25 are international apps I keep for product exploration. The exercise also surfaced ghosts like Blu Smart and Otipy—reminders of how many consumers get fleeced when startups abruptly shut down.
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(DAY 1146) Everyone's Just Waiting for Rate Limits to Refresh
AI coding agents have changed the rhythm of engineering teams. Developers now pace their day around rate limits. It is a strange new behavior, and it is almost certainly coming to every other function inside a startup.
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(DAY 1140) Building a Business Is a Loop of Optimism and Anxiety
Building a business often means living inside a loop of anxiety and optimism, where founders wake up worried about what is not working and still keep believing in what the company could become.
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(DAY 1083) Venture Capital Interest in AI Tutors — Building at Scale
Multiple VC firms reaching out about AI tutors. The value of venture capital in product, GTM, and scale — and India's growing VC ecosystem.