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...software development. That is a financial professional who's trying to get their job done and has a new set of tools to go get it done. Marketers making websites, you might argue, is kinda the same thing. There's lots of these examples where it's lik
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...of software developers who are really mad about that, because they're, they they claim it's for safety reasons or whatever. But I think, fundamentally, it's just they've got people on their turf. But I I think that's incredible. I mean, my I my my ni
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...spectrum of software development in any company size and in any industry. You know, if you think about it, dollars 20, compared to the salary of an average software developer in The United States is like, what, 0.1%, if if at all. And then we're talk
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...for this new software development where humans spend much less time writing code, I think it's very unlikely that that optimal interaction pattern will be found by iterating from the optimal pattern when you wrote a 100% of your code, which was the I
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...buy software? Like, why does someone buy some random SaaS tool? Is it because it's so hard to build it? No. Like, most SaaS tools are like crud. Like, they're just these basic kind of readwrite databases. They're all the same. So why do people buy th
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And then again, we're seeing it happen again during this AI, which I would say the AI transformation of the last three years has been the most dramatic I've seen in the last thirty years of being in this industry. And there's one interesting blip alo
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...what makes software engineering really great, and I think that's, like, the funnest part of software engineering. I I think at the same time, that's probably, you know, in the neighborhood of of 10%, of the average software engineer's time. Right? Be
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You don't need to measure this or that, like, trim. Like, we had something that was gonna be delivered in the next quarter and we got it done this week with no downtime. Like, that is, you know, music to a VP of engineering's ears. Yeah. And so that'
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I have no idea what these acronyms even mean, let alone how to implement them. So here's the thing. These are not nice to haves. These are deal blockers. Without SSO, without SCIM, without RBAC, without audit logs, you simply cannot close enterprise
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...software development, you know, over the last thirty years has always or actually the last fifty years, if you go back, you know, all the way to the 1970s when, you know, microcomputers came and then and all of a sudden you longer had to share a main
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Yes. WorkOS is the enterprise ready platform used by OpenAI, Cursor, Perplexity, Vercel, Plaid, and literally hundreds of other winning companies. So what are all these companies using WorkOS for? Imagine you're a fast growing startup. You've got pro
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...engineering bench verified, and is trusted by over 600,000 developers and used by 56% of the Fortune 500 engineering teams, making it one of the fastest growing AI companies with revenue growing 30 x this year. With Warp, you don't just get speed, yo
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...software developers when you hear from Anthropic or or, you know, when I'm talking about, it's, you know, the the code is going through this process and, you know, all the code still gets reviewed by people. We're not letting it get out the door if i
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