Replit

“So I think it's like, it's the easy way out. And I think they're taking the easy way out. And I think it's gonna be very bad for them because Then you're competing against Cursor, Replit, ChatGPT, Gemini, like every other like either coding first services that…”

“I'm gonna go more true on that one. I really think, again, that's my whole thing, that it's not about coding, that the coding, coding is the most AI-able part of this entire thing, so yes. I'm gonna say a little bit true.”

“Actually, right now it's pretty bad at testing software because there's this thing called reward hacking. So when you do reinforcement learning over large science models you're giving it a reward every time it does the right thing. Reward hacking is the way to…”

“We have this creator, his name is John Chaney. He's a serial entrepreneur. Used to take him many months and hundreds of thousands of dollars to build applications, and now he can spin up a business. And get to million dollar run rates in, in a matter of weeks.”

“On V-two, yes, because the pricing model was out of whack with how we're charging.”

“If they're gonna compete by undercutting everyone on price, they're gonna destroy the ecosystem.”

“We've had startups start on Replit. Multi-million dollar revenue run rate. Some of them have raised at like half a billion dollar valuation.”

“We're looking at it. And so far. So far, we're impressed. So far, we're very impressed.”

“The CEO of Zillow recently on New York Times Dealbook talked about how everyone at Zillow is using Replit to accelerate product innovation, because product innovation no longer depends on engineers. You can have product managers do the entire iteration, gettin…”

“So she went into Replit and built it, Vibe coded it in three days. And so that meant that we have a system that exactly fits our use case. And that also meant that we're not paying 10, 20, 30,000 dollars a year for a piece of SaaS software.”

“The game you just described, a professional programmer's coding might take them a two days thing. On Repli, you can do it in two, 3:04 hours, but it would require a little bit of grit, so it's not magic.”

“Like I think over the next three or six months, I think we're going to see machine learning models being able to test and verify their work.”

“A doctor from the UK that he's like, you know, there's all these apps around managing doctor patient relationships, but they never, it's not fully integrated. So, you know, you have ZocDoc, you can go make an appointment, but you know, how do you manage your p…”

“Although professional programmers do use it, I would say like this, 20% of the use cases.”