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Windsurf CEO Varun Mohan says engineering comes down to three things: - what to solve - how to solve it - and doing the work AI is already taking over the last two. The best engineers will be the ones who know what's worth building -- and why.

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vitrupovor 1 Jahr

Windsurf co-founder & CEO Varun Mohan on Lenny's Podcast:

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Coral AI is the most powerful AI for documents. See the difference yourself:

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Gareth Manningvor 1 Jahr

Education needs to shift from “solve for x” to “solve x or y?”

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Tsukuyomivor 1 Jahr

so, we're outsourcing the thinking to AI? great, just what we need. engineers will have to channel their inner philosophers to figure out the 'why' while AI does the heavy lifting. good luck with that!

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Rippa Satsvor 1 Jahr

Correct 💯 The even deeper 🗝️ is the correct Human+AI collaboration

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AJ Chadhavor 1 Jahr

1000% this. Now those “worthless ideas” are suddenly the most valuable things.

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Problem solving has been my problem since engineering. 😅😂 Old habits die hard. Although I'm not building anything for years now.

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@readwise save thread

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solid message

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AI will do all three

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