Founders

if there's one thing i learned while working on kiwi it's that building a product is 10% building a product and 90% debugging

does it always work like that?

Is there a half-life for the success rates of AI agents?
I show that the success rates of AI agents on longer-duration tasks can be explained by an extremely simple mathematical model — a constant rate of failing during each minute a human would take to do the task.
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@tobyordoxford This matches my subjective impressions of what AI-assisted coding is like, which is that coding has gone from being 80% bug fixing to being 95% bug fixing

Debugging: the last profession.

vitalik.eth

Building @kiwi 
Writing @ https://kanfa.macbudkowski.com/

read that tweet and remembered your cast

https://x.com/vitalikbuterin/status/1920640958225363171?s=46

Yes, there is more research work, debugging, finding how it works, it will work and looking for the best UI/UX, solutions to queries, market research and many more

Building a product - you already know what you want to build and why.

Work lies in you not getting exploited or your users and maintaining your integrity.

also the hard lesson with every cool idea i just want to vibe code. so i always love teams that actually do the maintenance work