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Masad: New SaaS founders should abandon focus and build multi-product compound companies
“So I think if you're starting a SaaS business today, you want to go against the Silicon Valley dogma of focus. You want to build a Chinese style company, which is I think what Rippling is doing.”
Amjad Masad Mar 25, 2025 ▶ 18:57 Amjad Masad on Replit, AI Agents, and the Death of Traditional Software.
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Masad: People do not actually want to code; AI is the unlock
“People don't want to code. The reality is I spent the last whatever working at Code Academy and Replit. I mean, it's good. I think we taught a lot of people how to code and at Replit, we built a ton of infrastructure around how do you set up a virtual machine,…”
Amjad Masad Mar 25, 2025 ▶ 2:41 Amjad Masad on Replit, AI Agents, and the Death of Traditional Software.
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Masad: Beginners must prioritize problem-solving and communication over traditional coding syntax
“Even like a year ago, I would say kind of learn a bit of coding. I would say learn how to think, learn how to break down problems, right? Learn how to communicate clearly you know, with, you know, as you would with humans, but also with machines.”
Amjad Masad Mar 25, 2025 ▶ 5:34 Amjad Masad on Replit, AI Agents, and the Death of Traditional Software.
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