The taste to know what to build is what matters now.
Categories: Product, Startup, VC
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the taste to know what to work on, how to present that information, like how to achieve the goals, [music] what medium to use, is emerging as like the most important thing to do. Anybody can build anything, right? Starting from scratch, if you talk to these models, ours, anybody else's, really, you can stand up whatever feature you want. Because implementation has gotten so cheap across every medium, it's very tempting to jump straight to a prototype. It's really tempting to say like PRDs are dead. Let me just show you what I mean, right? also noticed, though, is that for engineers, it's really tempting to write a lot of documents, a lot of documents that are not worth reading. If implementation is abundant, then it's really important to pick the right format for the point you're trying to…
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