Sahil Lavingia: belief

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…So you're putting into V0, you know, use this form using the very descriptive great requirements. Magical. And then you're going to use V0 to get a prototype? Yeah. So generally my flow is V zero Devin cursor is probably how I would say it. Like generally I V zero is my prototyping tool of choice. And, uh, once I have like a really good prototype that I'm happy with, Then I go to Devon and if Devon sort of fails to completely finish, then I open it up in cursor. Though I think last week Devon launched this pairing mode where you can actually like jump in. And so I haven't really experimented with them yet, but that's presumably I would use something like that going forward where I could actually just jump in and fix the changes. The nice thing is Devon actually runs, you know, one of the most annoying things about being a developer is just getting set up. Just getting your developer environment set up, your end variables, local host. One of the tips I have for engineering organizations that are large, which is if you can make your environment easy to set up for AI, it's probably a lot easier to set up for new hires. So it pays off to sort of use that as a... testing ground for how easy your, it is for any new engineer to get started, whether or not AI. So you have V0 in theory going, there it goes. Okay, so you have V0 going on building you a prototype. I have a question here, which is, you know, you mentioned ShadCN as your component library. Was that driven by, you know, using these AI tools and, you know, those component libraries being out of the box or was that something you were looking at before?…

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