
A rare inside look at how a leading AI-forward product org gets non-engineers shipping code and prototyping in the terminal, plus a sharp framework ('tiny core' products, the free first 10%) for building AI-native products.
“The first 10% of every project are now free.”
Max Schoening
“We already have universal basic income. It's called knowledge work.”
Max Schoening
“The reason I like thinking in code is because it forces you to consider the medium.”
Max Schoening
“You're able to run a virtual machine in your head where given an idea, you can predict for a certain in-group whether they're going to like it or not, right?”
Max Schoening
“All the great products have something tiny that is a superpower.”
Max Schoening
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