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I've been thinking a lot about software as content lately and people's changing relationship to software products, and I think we're going to see a whole new class of creators whose medium is software

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Michael R. Jacksonvor 13 Tagen

Ooh how exciting! Disposable software content! What an incredible technological innovation! The future is looking brighter than ever! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

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jess yinvor 13 Tagen

@marcgmbh @downloadlos mentioned♥️

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Taylor Lorenzvor 13 Tagen

@marcgmbh @downloadlos I’m a FAN!! 😭🙌🏻

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Dylan Abruscatovor 13 Tagen

Nice shirt :)

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Taylor Lorenzvor 13 Tagen

I live in this thing it’s so comfortable

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Taylor Lorenzvor 13 Tagen

SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEW YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR MORE

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Katherine Dee 🐬/accvor 13 Tagen

@chrisbest I was saying!

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Gami 💹 StockRip.comvor 13 Tagen

yo @nstlgiaxpress mentioned

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armand type beatvor 13 Tagen

I vibe coded this purely for the content. I did it for the screen recording. love the ephemeral apps @downloadlos is making too

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SPENCERvor 13 Tagen

s/o @dangertesting they coincidentally redid iBeer

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charli cohenvor 13 Tagen

+ it’s a medium that (at least for a while) will reward originality over template trends, so a great opportunity for artists to pick up this skillset if they can embrace AI as part of their process…

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Jizvor 13 Tagen

True

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Trav Laurenvor 13 Tagen

You are exactly right here. I actually am a pioneer in this meme app space. I made Airpnp one of the early meme startups / apps which was intended to be a local meme for Mardi Gras but became worldwide one. And funny enough that’s how I ended up working at Lovable last year

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Mox Resurgamvor 13 Tagen

Wow Taylor’s comments are open 🤯

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Markvor 13 Tagen

Ive never seen you this salesman-y before. I cant tell if this is legit or not

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ZOR FKA ZANEZORvor 13 Tagen

@downloadlos taylor lorenz peeping lol

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NYC90svor 13 Tagen

It was pivotal alright.

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Alpsvor 13 Tagen

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