Geoffrey Woo

I could go into Figma and make a version of it very, very quickly.

And now, let's say I have an idea for a joke consumer product I want to send to John.

Now I can basically one-shot a version of it that's pretty easy, and it feels like that gap at least initially has closed.

Do you think that's do you think that's the case or are people's expectations just like already much higher?

Are you having to hire, are you having to convince people with taste to move to San Francisco or are you setting up a satellite offices in New York and LA?

Awesome.

Thank you so much.

Well, congrats on the launch.

I don't hate tasteful rage bait.

You just have to deliver an actual product.

And it has to be aligned.

And I think that every lab, every AI company, they want tasteful outputs.

And I think you're going to do quite well.

So great to meet you.

What do you learn about founders from being in their homes?

History of talent wars.

Is anything, you know, the iconic, it's the email exchange between Steve and the CEO of Adobe, right?

Saying like, you know, we have different policies on this.

One of them needs to change.

Is anything else come to mind?