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The Accidental AI Canvas - with Steve Ruiz of tldraw

5 Jan 2024 12 published claims 2 attributable people

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01 / evaluation

Like people had taken this and run with it. And so the story that I started to get around tldraw was that like, OK, well, this is this is a cool little whiteboard, but it's also kind of like filling a gap that no one knew was there in the same way that like Mapbox or Google Maps, you know, provide maps for apps that would definitely not build maps themselves.

“Like people had taken this and run with it. And so the story that I started to get around tldraw was that like, OK, well, this is this is a cool little whiteboard, but it's also kind of like filling a gap that no one knew was there in the same way that like Mapbox or Google Maps, you know, provide maps for apps that would definitely not build maps themselves.”
Speaker
Steve Ruiz
Publisher
Latent Space

03 / observation

Like this alone is like super cool in something like V0 or some of these other kind of prompting environments, like the only way for you to then make this better, oh, maybe you can do this with ChatchubbyT or something and you could write like, oh, actually, you know, you missed the labels.

“Like this alone is like super cool in something like V0 or some of these other kind of prompting environments, like the only way for you to then make this better, oh, maybe you can do this with ChatchubbyT or something and you could write like, oh, actually, you know, you missed the labels.”
Speaker
Steve Ruiz
Publisher
Latent Space

05 / recommendation

That's for them to write. And, you know, for you to build, you know, I would encourage you to keep building there because you're definitely well done with your explorations.

“That's for them to write. And, you know, for you to build, you know, I would encourage you to keep building there because you're definitely well done with your explorations.”
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Shawn Wang
Publisher
Latent Space

09 / preference

d I think we're also just like the team that we have and the tech that we have and the skills that we have, we're more of the team to build that rather than like to become like a SaaS product company.

“d I think we're also just like the team that we have and the tech that we have and the skills that we have, we're more of the team to build that rather than like to become like a SaaS product company.”
Speaker
Steve Ruiz
Publisher
Latent Space

11 / preference

com should be more of like that experience of having interacted with this thing or interacted with it, you know, among with others rather than like, oh, there's made my favorite image or something like that.

“com should be more of like that experience of having interacted with this thing or interacted with it, you know, among with others rather than like, oh, there's made my favorite image or something like that.”
Speaker
Steve Ruiz
Publisher
Latent Space

12 / recommendation

Mentions personal use of Framer.

“I used at the time a product called Framer. That was back when it was more of like a code product than what it is now, which is more of like a visual builder that is kind of backed by code. So I'm sort of just drilled into that. It was cool. Uber was using it. No one knew how it worked. No one could use it. So I got good at it and got a lot of advancement, early traction, whatever in my career based on that.”
Speaker
Steve Ruiz
Publisher
Latent Space
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