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There are countless AI slide products
But we decided to make another one
Why? We made an architecture breakthrough allowing us to write PPTX-compatible code in a completely different way than competitors.
This unlocks much prettier slides. See the real examples below!
But we decided to make another one
Why? We made an architecture breakthrough allowing us to write PPTX-compatible code in a completely different way than competitors.
This unlocks much prettier slides. See the real examples below!
You're going to be embarrassed by the slides you made before AI
Meet Replit Slides
The first AI slides with stunning design
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
Everything is about compute. Except compute. Compute is about power
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Sometimes when I’m working on a project, I get the overwhelming feeling: “this doesn’t matter”
This debate won’t materially change the customer experience
A perfect outcome here won’t move revenue
A critical PM skill is the ability to end these discussions & avoid extra cycles
This debate won’t materially change the customer experience
A perfect outcome here won’t move revenue
A critical PM skill is the ability to end these discussions & avoid extra cycles
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David bar basically did zero-calorie sweetener, but for fat
Genius when you think about it
Genius when you think about it
A protein bar with 28g of protein and 150 kcal shouldn't be possible.
The protein alone is 112 kcal. That leaves 38 kcal for everything that makes it taste good.
The David bar does it anyway, so I read the label.
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
Remember: there is no “correct” format or voice for writing a blog post, job description, or announcement
Conventions are an illusion to trick us into being unremarkable
Everyone who came before was just larping as someone else who came before. They don’t know your business better than you
Always start with the fundamental principles of what you’re trying to achieve, then follow tha
Conventions are an illusion to trick us into being unremarkable
Everyone who came before was just larping as someone else who came before. They don’t know your business better than you
Always start with the fundamental principles of what you’re trying to achieve, then follow tha
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Growing up is realizing that being right doesn’t mean anything
You need to either bet on your opinion financially (investing) or with your time (operating)
Nobody is going to respect you as the guy on the sidelines calling the game, you have to get on the field
You need to either bet on your opinion financially (investing) or with your time (operating)
Nobody is going to respect you as the guy on the sidelines calling the game, you have to get on the field
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
any bet not on general intelligence is the wrong bet
Fable 5.2 shows substantially improved skills in controlling physical robots, even on tasks it has never explicitly been trained to do.
On RoboDojo, a benchmark with a simulated two-arm robot, it outperformed other models and most AI systems built to control robots.
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Everybody is starting a company
Everybody is raising money
Everybody is “ambitious”
Who is actually willing to do the work? Who is willing to be a loser for 5 years before it’s clear what you’re working on is significant?
Everybody is raising money
Everybody is “ambitious”
Who is actually willing to do the work? Who is willing to be a loser for 5 years before it’s clear what you’re working on is significant?
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
The Bay Area is a video game in which you try to avoid members of the sf sociopath class at all cost
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Working at a post-PMF company is a great RL environment for being a founder
You can take action, and if you do things right, the environment will give you significant reward (millions of $$ impact)
Being a pre-PMF founder is a bad RL environment. You go 0->1 or you don't.
You can take action, and if you do things right, the environment will give you significant reward (millions of $$ impact)
Being a pre-PMF founder is a bad RL environment. You go 0->1 or you don't.
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
just got the chance to spend time looking into vibench 2, and i gotta say i really like it! it's rigorous solid work. it may initially look a bit replit specific in the way it's shaped, but i'm pretty confident it's actually measuring something more general than just vibe coded apps
ultra long trajectories with hundreds of edits and additions start stress testing capabilities like planning, large scoping, etc that have more to do than frontend dev
just sad that it's only 8 apps in the public set, hoping to see more of this! (both quantity and diversity)
ultra long trajectories with hundreds of edits and additions start stress testing capabilities like planning, large scoping, etc that have more to do than frontend dev
just sad that it's only 8 apps in the public set, hoping to see more of this! (both quantity and diversity)
Today we're releasing ViBench 2.0, a benchmark for long-horizon software building. Agents start from an empty project and build a whole product, one feature at a time, without seeing what comes next.
Even the best models (GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Astra, Opus 5.5) pass every check in ViBench 2.0 is now part of @FireworksAI_HQ’s Specialized Intelligence Index, with official results from Fireworks’ runs.
Read more: replit.com/blog/vibench-2…
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Samuel Spitz retweeted
When I first arrived at Replit almost 5 years ago, my top personal goal was to make it so that we could honestly build Replit on Replit.
Anybody who worked here in that time will remember me pushing. But we never quite succeeded. IDE habits were hard to break.
Until AI...
Anybody who worked here in that time will remember me pushing. But we never quite succeeded. IDE habits were hard to break.
Until AI...
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