engineer

“Engineers, by the way, are very expensive. So if you can't learn a code, let's just say you're going to spend 250 grand a year on one person, right? So good luck building a successful company with that. That's just almost impossible.”

“Like engineers are cheaper. They're easier to hire. Designers are cheaper, easier to hire. And that's all I need. I don't actually don't need anything else. Those are the two most valuable, you know, resources on the planet. And now they're, you know, they're …”

“Again, silly me thinking that cursor is gonna replace engineer so soon. It's gonna take quite a while.”

“It becomes terrifying, and this is why even in the age of LLMs, good engineers will still get paid, because stuff like this exists.”

“We originally thought like, okay, who might like this? Maybe it's designers. Maybe it's PMs. Turns out engineers really like this tool because they can describe maybe a screen if it's like someone trying to start a company and they get like good base level of …”

“So I think that the future engineer and the future developer and the future product builder here, it's not going to be what you build as much as what you do. If that kind of makes sense, because it's going to be so easy to build anything and everything to pair…”

“The hardest thing to do is to find something that somebody actually wants to use, right? Like that's the hard problem. If I have something that I vibe coded and I launch it, and if it crashes under the weight of 50,000 people beating my door down because it's …”