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"To build a great company, you need to write code and talk to users." - Florian Juengermann (co-founder of Listen Labs) "AI agents can now write code, so what becomes important is building the right thing and having the right feedback." "That's what we are building: telling the AI...

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@florian_jue @ListenLabs Sup with the outfits?

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Fariz Babayev1 год назад

@florian_jue @ListenLabs AI writing code is a game-changer, but human direction and taste remain irreplaceable. Exciting times ahead!

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