Founder, Building AI for small businesses Fluent in tacos and debugging 🌮
Los Angeles, CA
Joined June 2012
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Christopher Antony retweeted
Founders must stop trying to building 2010-era businesses with 2026-era technology.
Don't try to rebuild Foursquare or Yelp.
Don't try to recreate Basecamp by 37 Signals with $10/mo SaaS pricing.
Don't underprice! If it works it's worth a lot more.
Don't be tempted to become "Tech enabled PE" with revenue tricks.
The rules of tech changed with AI. Play the new game.
Christopher Antony retweeted
The cofounder and CTO of Perplexity, @denisyarats just said internally at Perplexity they’re moving away from MCPs and instead using APIs and CLIs 👀
Christopher Antony retweeted
Starting a new company:
You pay us $10k/mo and we send your competitors an endless stream of invites to be interviewed on 3 hour-long tech podcasts, speaking engagements, founder dinners, and all-day tech events so they can never get real work done and they fail.
I keep hearing about #vibecoding.
A decade ago I tweeted: "Stack Overflow helped me build my 1st Rails app."
Let's be real—we were always 1 Google or SO search from shipping.
We've always been vibe coding just with worse tools.
Christopher Antony retweeted
Idea: a captcha before you post a political view but instead of finding buses, you have to correctly identify on a blank map where the country you want to tweet about is located
Christopher Antony retweeted
Salespeople do a lot more than sell things. They're often the de facto project managers of their customers. But it suits both parties to give the job a narrow-sounding name that conceals this aspect of it.
Christopher Antony retweeted
I was once stripped of a committee assignment for voting differently from Paul Ryan on a budget resolution.
Christopher Antony retweeted
The banks held all the money, so people built #Bitcoin
No institution would fund their innovations so people built an ERC-20 smart contract
No government would accept the regulatory framework, so people built decentralized products
I think we undervalue what people can do.