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Quinn on everyone now building developer tooling: "Just building software to do X is only valuable if you can get people to pay and I think that's going to be a lot harder."

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I like how almost everyone is building with the mindset of "let's build more of what users already like, but better", while you guys build "let's build something good enough and then spend most of our time left building things people *will* use in a near future".

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