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I still, real talk, have yet to see a truly vibe coded from A to Z business that is like $100 million a year. You know, we had a conversation with Amjad, who's Replit's CEO, one of the the key, I think they're at 150 million or something like that ARR in a very short time period.

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  • I still, real talk, have yet to see a truly vibe coded from A to Z business that is like $100 million a year.
  • [music] And interestingly, I think he mentioned one or two examples, and they have like lots and lots and lots and lots of customers of like $1 million businesses, $2 million businesses that [music] use the vibe coded software.

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  1. 0:00
    Abschnitt 1 I still, real talk, have yet to see a truly vibe coded from A to Z business that is like $100 million a year.
  2. 0:39
    Abschnitt 2 Is it there yet?

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0:00I still, real talk, have yet to see a truly vibe coded from A to Z business that is like $100 million a year. You know, we had a conversation with Amjad, who's Replit's CEO, one of the the key, I think they're at 150 million or something like that ARR in a very short time period. We had a conversation about people who use Replit to vibe code software. [music] And interestingly, I think he mentioned one or two examples, and they have like lots and lots and lots and lots of customers of like $1 million businesses, $2 million businesses that [music] use the vibe coded software. And so, I think that it is getting better and better.

0:39Is it there yet? I think it has struggled to >> [music] >> have the robustness of, I'll just call it, manual or human-based software. But I think that will get fixed in time. It'll probably relatively quickly. But for right now, it still does take time and takes years [music] to make a truly good product that is also scalable. So, sure, maybe you can sell it to a handful of people, but can it [music] support a million users? Not currently, the vibe coded …