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i make time @calcom https://xitter.gq/t.co/svpVpBOIvu 🆕: organize any event https://xitter.gq/t.co/tZMeKKYbES

Joined December 2012
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I‘ll be on a social media hiatus for a bit. See ya soon 🫶
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Love how Fable 5.2 literally built and operating system and my immediate response is "yeah, and?" Crazy how quickly we get desensitized to things
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françois chollet says theres more engineers employed now than before i kind of agree we havent slowed down hiring at all
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to book or not to book
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with REA, models can reverse engineer closed source apps some things should probably stay closed source but you cant stop it
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SaaS companies purely selling code will be more and more in trouble its just a matter of time
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corporate-owned UBI is not the future i want
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im extremely impressed how much SaaS you can actually replace with just grok bot or claude code every company that just resells pure code to customers is in big trouble
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REA (reverse engineer anything) is clearly a very popular project you cant stop it we'll see where it goes
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"we're closed source so its protected" not when models can reverse engineer anything
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AI was supposed to slow down hiring we havent slowed down hiring
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4 years and nobody has ever quit cal.com product works, community loves it. time to pour gas on the fire 🔥
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Peer Richelsen retweeted
I’ve never quite understood the appeal of software that gives you a blank canvas and building blocks to make your own tools. I’d rather use a purpose-built product from a team whose judgment I trust, or build something custom for my exact needs. The awkward middle ground makes you do the design work, but limits you to someone else’s building blocks. And in companies, everyone ends up building their own systems, leaving the organization to deal with the complexity. With AI making custom software easier to build, that tradeoff feels increasingly hard to justify
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My favorite part of being an early stage investor is forever being on the starting line
there is no finish line. the running is the part
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