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“How will they make money?” is the wrong question
on @lovable_dev , monetization, and the vibe coder economy
| these are all just notes from a 30-minute conversation i had with somebody. a fun little exercise, as you will see.
when people ask me what a hot take is, here's mine: more agent tools and ai tools should be pricing on outcomes... See more
jason liux.comEmbracing a business model that prioritizes long-term customer value over short-term revenue is not easy.
recently noted • You Are Your Business Model -
[ THE CASE FOR VIRALITY ]
There’s been a lot of noise the last month on X about attention as a strategy and whether or not it works. As one of the frontrunners getting most talked about here, I think it’s about time for me to offer my thoughts.
Fundamentally, I believe that it has never been... See more
Royx.comIf you are acquiring tens or hundreds of millions of users with a new kind of service, and they are attributing value and attention to you, and the users, attention and value have network effects and hence probably winner-takes-all effects, and if they come with little or no marginal cost, then the revenue can and probably should come later. It is... See more
Benedict Evans • Rocket ships and tractors
One of the fundamental lessons of successful social networks is that they must first appeal to people when they have few users. Typically this is done through some form of single-user utility.
This is the classic cold start problem of social. The answer to the traditional chicken-and-egg question is actually answerable: what comes first is a single
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