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Since the start of the year, OpenCode (YC W21) — an open source alternative to Claude Code and Codex that works with any model — exploded to 4.6 million weekly active users, 13 million monthly actives, and roughly $40M in annualized revenue. In this episode of The Lightcone, Harj...

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Фото профиля dax
dax1 месяц назад

@opencode NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES NO SLEEVES

Фото профиля Hamza Imran
Hamza Imran1 месяц назад

@thdxr @opencode Yo I thought that bald guy was the ceo

Фото профиля trash
trash1 месяц назад

@MichelleBakels @opencode jay is severely underdressed

Фото профиля Tsugino
Tsugino1 месяц назад

@opencode I don't care who you are it's unprofessional to do an interview in a fucking wifebeater.

Фото профиля Tyrone Robb
Tyrone Robb1 месяц назад

@opencode Call me old-fashioned, but could he not have stretched to at least a T-shirt for the interview? Or has San Francisco finally adopted Europe’s suspicion of air conditioning? 😅

Фото профиля Y Combinator
Y Combinator1 месяц назад

Tune in: Full Transcript:

Фото профиля Sree
Sree1 месяц назад

@opencode he is NOT the ceo. where's the bald man

Фото профиля james hong
james hong1 месяц назад

Anomaly (Opencode/SST) 🪳🪳🪳 Some of the most successful startups are companies that have some superhuman power to just never give up and keep going. Opencode is like the king of this category, I don't think even this video does justice to the levels of pain Jay and Frank endured getting where they are. They turned down soft landings, they moved back home to Canada to stretch their money, they kept driving the car on fumes for 15 years before finally hitting it big. On my list of investments I stick a unicorn emoji next to the companies that achieve that, but I also stick a cockroach emoji next to companies that refuse to die and take 5+ years to find PMF. Opencode has 3 cockroaches. Not entirely surprising, the cockroach investments often end up unicorns. One could argue this is just survivor bias, but I would put money on there being causality. Unicorns are great but really we should emphasize celebrating the ones that were also cockroaches.

Фото профиля Kyle Mistele 🏴‍☠️
Kyle Mistele 🏴‍☠️1 месяц назад

@opencode there must be some mistake that doesn't look like @thdxr at all

Фото профиля cole murray
cole murray1 месяц назад

@opencode no shirt till series B

Фото профиля Abhishek Kumar
Abhishek Kumar1 месяц назад

@opencode Why he is half naked ?

Фото профиля Aniketh Suresh
Aniketh Suresh1 месяц назад

@opencode Uhh, someone put a shirt over jay please

Фото профиля Buffoon AI
Buffoon AI1 месяц назад

@opencode Everyone obsessed with the lack of sleeves and ignoring that he showed up for an interview wet.

Фото профиля Sherry Jiang
Sherry Jiang1 месяц назад

@opencode lol think the 3 other guests are a bit overdressed

Фото профиля Baron Hakkinen
Baron Hakkinen1 месяц назад

@opencode OpenCode is complicated. I thought the video was from 2021, and this is Dax before he went bald.

Фото профиля Hosker
Hosker1 месяц назад

@opencode I like to think of Claude Code and Codex as closed-source alternatives to OpenCode.

Фото профиля BLUNT SINGH
BLUNT SINGH1 месяц назад

@opencode Who is this fake Alex Hormozi

Фото профиля Praveen Naik
Praveen Naik1 месяц назад

@opencode @thdxr get this man a shirt ffs

Фото профиля Pres Mihaylov
Pres Mihaylov1 месяц назад

@opencode he had to flex those muscles

Фото профиля Elie Steinbock
Elie Steinbock1 месяц назад

@thdxr @opencode Started 4 years after yc w21 though? Would you call this a yc startup?

Фото профиля PodHood
PodHood1 месяц назад

@opencode Want to dig into how OpenCode reached 13M monthly users? We turned the full episode into a searchable, AI-citable Brief—with the transcript, chapters, key moments, and every insight linked to the exact second 👇

Фото профиля James Ulan 🗽
James Ulan 🗽1 месяц назад

@opencode Awesome Lightcone. Have been following OpenCode. thanks for bringing him on. Best shirt too.

Фото профиля SavegeQM
SavegeQM1 месяц назад

@opencode Did he just come straight from the gym?

Фото профиля Ratul Maharaj
Ratul Maharaj1 месяц назад

@opencode Chat is this the guy who can punch me in the stomach?

Фото профиля Abhi Balijepalli
Abhi Balijepalli1 месяц назад

@opencode Bullish on open code after seeing the tank top

Фото профиля Farhan Thawar
Farhan Thawar1 месяц назад

@opencode Open sleeves >> open source

Фото профиля AIHubmix
AIHubmix1 месяц назад

@opencode Open source agent. Open model choice. @OpenCode is taking off because developers don’t want to be locked into one model. With AIHubMix built in as a provider, you can switch between GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, and more. Get started:

Фото профиля Nandkishor
Nandkishor1 месяц назад

@opencode as a daily user of opencode I'm super proud.

Фото профиля Aayush Khare
Aayush Khare1 месяц назад

@opencode Should use some of that money to buy a shirt

Фото профиля Trash Panda 🦝
Trash Panda 🦝1 месяц назад

@opencode Did you all get punched in the stomach?

Фото профиля Josh Whiton
Josh Whiton1 месяц назад

@opencode wow, didn’t expect their Chief Exercise Officer to know so many details about the company

Фото профиля buildwithjay
buildwithjay1 месяц назад

@opencode 4.6M weekly users and $40M ARR is wild for an open source devtool. distribution is easier when the product rides a daily workflow

Фото профиля Jaya Nayak
Jaya Nayak1 месяц назад

@opencode This is exactly why the open ecosystem wins. Developers don't want to be permanently locked into a single provider's API. Being able to plug OpenCode into any model is a massive game-changer. 💻

Фото профиля Brandon Braner
Brandon Braner1 месяц назад

@opencode Did not know @opencode was a yc company

Фото профиля Edu
Edu1 месяц назад

@opencode 4.6m weekly users pointing agents at their codebases and the metrics are all growth — tokens, revenue, MAUs. nobody's publishing the number that matters: how much of that code actually gets read before it ships.

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