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23 published records
“They're PMs, they're designers, they're entrepreneurs. Because these are people that have always been great at building products, but previously, the only way that they could get their ideas into coded software was through a developer's fingertips.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I think that's the hard thing about being an entrepreneur. There are periods of time where you have to make judgment calls that are not going to be the consensus view.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I agree. Yeah, it's been, again, there was no blog post that laid all of this out for us.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I mean, now you have a real, personalized service. I think there's kind of a moment around that where it's like, "Oh, okay, wow.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I wouldn't necessarily, I think maybe getting a basic understanding of how programming works, et cetera, is great.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Yeah. That's what's wild is, I think Sonnet was really the first model that flipped the equation, because that was really us, and old Cursor, and all these other things.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“We were like, "Wow, this is one of the biggest things, launch day reception we've ever seen." And I think on the first day, I think we added 60K of ARR, or something.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I would say, talk to this thing like you do a Linear ticket, or a JIRA ticket. That would be my advice.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I think PMs, designers and entrepreneurs that are non-technical, that's the most exciting thing to me, just because it's a brand new market that's being unlocked here.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I would say that's probably the main one, because I think if you have a large existing code base, you're going to need something like Cursor.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Just the amount of, I don't know, revenue and business and ecommerce that that one model has unlocked, is insane.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Within a year, we'll chat a year from now, I suspect the answer is going to be different.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Eric, this has been just insane on so many levels. I have so much to process, I think a lot of listeners do too.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“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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- Lenny's Podcast
“The other interesting takeaway here is, it feels like it's a similar moment to when AJAX came out and then everyone's just like, "Wow, you can build new things here." So it feels like there's a lesson here of just, "If there's a new technology that has enabled, something big that we think may, let's just work there for a while, and see if something comes up.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“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.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Because yeah, we're here to just build great products, and just push the limits of what's possible with the technology. And I think that we do our jobs well, kind of crazy things can happen, but I mean, the current track rate we have, we're going to be exceeding the forecast for Q1 with the current rate we're on, and our forecast for the year is we want to get to 100 million of ARR.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“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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- Lenny's Podcast
“But I think from, at least what I feel like seems like the next at least five years of what we're looking at, I think people are still going to, there's still going to be places to specialize, and really go deep. But I think you want to go into it with the idea, not like, "I'm going to go and learn computer science because I'm going to get a job for sure out of it.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I think we'll be investing a lot more, and especially as you start splintering people out of being on the same call every day, so that's where this stuff really starts to matter.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“Which I think over time, it'll get better and better, and we maybe won't need these people.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“" And what ended up happening is, in the first two months, we went from zero to 20 million of ARR. And I think we're on month four, or four and a half or something like that at this point, and we've already crossed 30 million of ARR, and we're on the verge of crossing 40.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I love the Slack piece, because when I think about agents, there's always talk about agents.”
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- Lenny's Podcast