Documentation
topic on 7 shows · 8 statements across 7 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 
We Live to Build 
Latent Space 
the Neon Show 
the MAD Podcast 
TBPN 
20VC
8 statements about Documentation, every show
Tandon: Clinicians spend 20% to 40% of time on paperwork
“And I, in the conversations that we've had and the customers that we've worked with, you're spending almost 20, 30, 40% of your time. So hours every day on documentation, on paperwork, on filing appeals, on responding to an insurance company.”
Hormozi: Document lessons in real time before losing critical details
“I think you miss out on the wrinkles, like the tiny little details that like, if you think about like the story of how you met your wife and you go back, like you've told it a bunch of times, but if you told it the day after you did it, you'd have so much rich…”
Grinberg: Engineers won't manually write documentation or release notes in five years
“Five years from now, it's going to be like, oh my God, I cannot imagine, cannot believe that these people that get paid so much money spent hours of their time doing this. I think that's something that, you know, we definitely won't do.”
Grinberg: AI documentation equalizes software docs and reduces Stripe's documentation edge
“Yes. But I think Stripe has plenty of places that they can differentiate. And I think it's a better world where everyone has documentation as good as Stripe's.”
Lee: Clinicians spend 10 to 20 hours weekly on documentation
“They're spending 10 to 20 hours a week on documentation.”
Weisbrot: Founders must write product documentation themselves, not delegate to interns
“Don't have an intern do your documentation. You're the business owner. You're the product owner. You need to do your documentation. Because you are setting the standard. This is your company's culture that you're building right now. And if your culture is I'm …”
Misra: AI video has no positive use cases in documentary footage
“But on the documentation side, there's no good thing that AI video can do. Not one good thing, right? Like there's, it's all bad. There's nothing good.”