People kept asking for an Amp Android app. One Friday night, @sqs had the agent build one without telling anyone on the team.
He put the APK behind a hidden URL, collected feedback, had the agent fix it. “And now, we've got an Android app that a lot of people love.”
He put the APK behind a hidden URL, collected feedback, had the agent fix it. “And now, we've got an Android app that a lot of people love.”
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“How do you not ship slop if everybody can just push to main?”View quoted post on X
@sqs and @thorstenball answer the replies to The Company of the Future, and explain how Culture Stops Slop.
00:00 Intro: Tough luck, get the tokens
01:08 The responses to The Company of the Future
02:06 Don't meet people where they are
03:45 Self-hosted Orbs: a big architecture change without an RFC
09:16 Adapters are cheap now: customers fill in the last 20%
12:51 "You're only 21 people" is the point
15:58 Do what gives you energy & Quinn's secret Android app
20:44 macOS Satellites & capital-A Agile
27:21 A feature's whole life in one thread
29:26 Culture stops slop
33:21 No PMs in the middle & adopting a customer
36:54 Avoiding the everything app & not hiring your way out
40:43 A shared sense of urgency & removing features
46:29 "Why believe you?" You've got it backwards
48:29 Unit tests vs proof: videos & screenshots
53:53 The real cost of code review
58:17 Get to the tokens