Y Combinator Startup Podcast
00:47:15 · Harj Taggar, Paul Copplestone, Garry Tan
[00:47:15] S2: I think that you've learned maybe any specific things you've learned there? Like, because you've had, maybe you had the initial vibe coding inflection point and then Opus four eight inflection point and just cogen, like, when the next sort of wave, hopefully next, like, many inflection point hit for you, but are there things that you'll you'll do differently to be better prepared for it? [00:47:34] S0: Well, first of all, like, dogfooding is one of the most important things, at least from our perspective. So I'm always trying these tools with ours to know, oh, where are the gaps? There's no better feedback than you getting stuck on your own tooling. And then having capacity. So we try to partner with with the the key players in the space. And this ecosystem player has been really helpful because they give us feedback on what they're building so that... And we try to leave some capacity within the team, which is also very difficult. But... So that when they have ideas, we can we can give it a shot. And not a lot of the bets actually win even when they seem like we're partnering together to do some new cool thing. We actually don't know. They might sound cool, and we try them out and they they they kind of flop. But the ones that do work then end up meaning that we ride this awesome wave together. [00:48:28] S1: That's a great note to end on. Paul, thanks so much, man. We'll see you guys next time.