Igor Faletski @igor

Building @SuperpilotAI SF / YVR Joined August 2007

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Hamid Dadkhah @hamidships

17 hours ago

Great question. My rough framing is that AI has given engineering a 100x boost, product 10x, and design 5x. That imbalance creates real strain: engineers can merge lots of individual changes while the overall UX gets less coherent, and designers burn out trying to keep up. Design is a deep craft. It takes thought and a view of the whole experience. We haven’t given designers tooling that matches how quickly we can now produce code. That’s why we’re building Inspect for designers. The ambition is to give them the 200x boost. Then engineers can be the ones trying to keep up :)

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 days ago

Will on-site commerce search be a casualty or a net winner from agents doing more and more shopping on behalf of the users? Seems that it's possible to argue either way.

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Igor Faletski @igor

3 days ago

@xuezhao Omg!! Happy you are safe, Lan!

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Igor Faletski @igor

6 days ago

Great #Polyglot unconference today! Here’s @johnboxall leading an awesome session on engineering anti-patterns in the AI era.

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Vasek Mlejnsky @mlejva

7 days ago

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Ant from Supabase @AntWilson

2 weeks ago

what if the moat is the friends we made along the way

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 weeks ago

There’s a significant delay between the pace of consumer AI and what enterprise is *actually* using & being offered by vendors. It’s often the case in tech cycles but the contrast today is a lot more jarring.

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 weeks ago

@apeatling Super interesting @apeatling! Given open source has been really beneficial to agent awareness of platforms, why do you think that’s the case?

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Igor Faletski @igor

3 weeks ago

Italian trains be like, let’s have 1000 people disembark and board in five minutes. But then, here is a lake with a mountain with a picturesque town with a palazzo with sailboats. 100x rinse and repeat.

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Igor Faletski @igor

3 weeks ago

One thing dhh forgets to mention in his excellent keynote is that the “decades of chiseling code by hand” were a direct pre-requisite to AI now excelling at the same. We’ve all helped build this wonder. youtu.be/vDjW_dRyKXY?si…

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sarah guo @saranormous

a month ago

just got off the phone with a new engineer hire at a portco with a very wise insight “AI has been replacing my job since I got a CS degree, yet I’m busier than ever - we can all just be more ambitious” this is the same insight that the inimitable @JensenHuang has for us all

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Josh Rosen @JoshARosen

a month ago

I think we’re dramatically underestimating how many decisions in normal software are only deterministic because inference used to be too expensive.

Josh Rosen @JoshARosen

a month ago

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borrowed fire @wingsofhoruss

2 months ago

People rest when things are settled. Nothing about this is settled. Every week the map redraws itself and you either keep up or wake up irrelevant. That's exhausting and also the most alive I've felt in this industry. Both things are true at once.

Guillermo Rauch @rauchg

2 months ago

Anyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI should give us back time!), but the reality is that it's the most fun, fascinating and empowering epoch in human history. The intelligence revolution.

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 months ago

In my first company, as a founder in early 20s with compsci background, I actively seeked out experts in GTM, sales, FP&A just to understand how those functions work. Today I can get any specific question on those fields answered at a very high level of proficiency in a few keystrokes with Claude on Saturday morning. What does it mean for human start-up exec expertise? It’s very important to be extremely current about where the edge in your field has been in the most recent 3-6 month window, and knowing how to practice it. Having a human network to bring in talented hires. Ability to execute, not just pattern match. The opportunity is only bigger for the best of the best - and not there the way it used to be for those underinvesting in staying *very* current.

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 months ago

@scottastevenson Working on it 🫡 Thank you for the inspiration @scottastevenson !

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sarah guo @saranormous

2 months ago

the potential of the current moment makes me feel a little physically ill maybe it’s lack of sleep

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 months ago

@dennispilarinos @apike The dystopian future is already here, just not evenly distributed!

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Igor Faletski @igor

2 months ago

Salesforce’s excellent results are a timely reminder that having years and years of system of record data *is* an AI moat after all. Having Slack doesn’t hurt either!