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Eric Simons

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Because that's kind of what we've seen with Bolt where, if you want to build a product that's going to be able to scale to that size, you have to look at all factors and go, "We have to build, make sure the technology provides the best experience, zero latency, transient cost.

“Because that's kind of what we've seen with Bolt where, if you want to build a product that's going to be able to scale to that size, you have to look at all factors and go, "We have to build, make sure the technology provides the best experience, zero latency, transient cost.”
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Eric Simons
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Lenny's Podcast

02 / evaluation

It's not like something you'd necessarily see in the UI, but it's how fast it is, and how reliable it is. And this is because of how we are actually doing the compute, because what's going on here is when you type into, whether it's Bolt or another product, it has to spin up a dev environment to actually make that application.

“It's not like something you'd necessarily see in the UI, but it's how fast it is, and how reliable it is. And this is because of how we are actually doing the compute, because what's going on here is when you type into, whether it's Bolt or another product, it has to spin up a dev environment to actually make that application.”
Speaker
Eric Simons
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

03 / evaluation

You're the StackBlitz guy, and you're the AOL guy?" So when I first came out to Silicon Valley, we got into a, I was building a K12 education startup at the time, and this is back during the days where Y Combinator, they only gave you like 20 grand, and so there was this offshoot of Y Combinator called Imagine K12, it was Jeff Ralston who, I think he was CEO of YC a couple of years back.

“You're the StackBlitz guy, and you're the AOL guy?" So when I first came out to Silicon Valley, we got into a, I was building a K12 education startup at the time, and this is back during the days where Y Combinator, they only gave you like 20 grand, and so there was this offshoot of Y Combinator called Imagine K12, it was Jeff Ralston who, I think he was CEO of YC a couple of years back.”
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Eric Simons
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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