Long podcast episodes, summed up so you can skim them and jump to the part you want.
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1:25:47How to find your first real customers
Lenny's Podcast with Rob Snyder
Rob Snyder couldn't sell his startup for two years, and here he explains what he got wrong.
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- Rob Snyder helps founders find their first customers. Lenny says he's helped about 50 startups pass $1M a year.
- He built his own startup the usual way and couldn't sell for two years.
- His idea is that people buy only when they're stuck on something urgent.
- He calls this pull, because they pull the product out of your hands.
- So the work is finding those people, usually before you've built much.
- Guest
- Rob Snyder
- Published
- Oct 25, 2026
- Length
- 1 h 26 min
- Views when added
- 69,834
- Channel subscribers
- 651,000
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1:07:02How a very competitive founder runs a bank like a machine
David Senra with Nik Storonsky
Revolut's founder explains why he fires average people and keeps investors off his board.
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- David Senra, who has read over 400 founder biographies, interviews Nik Storonsky, the founder of Revolut.
- Revolut began as a card for spending abroad. It's now a digital bank in about 38 countries.
- Nik says many banks have hired managers who avoid risk. He wants to be number one in 100 countries.
- In Ireland, he says, four of five adults already use Revolut.
- He calls the company a machine, where metrics decide which products get more money.
- He's also very hard on venture capital investors, and wants them to have no say in a company.
- Guest
- Nik Storonsky
- Published
- Oct 25, 2026
- Length
- 1 h 7 min
- Views when added
- 152,625
- Channel subscribers
- 146,000
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5:15:51What programming turns into when AI writes the code
Lex Fridman with DHH
A programmer known for hand-crafted code says AI gave him the most fun he's ever had with computers.
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- A five-hour talk between podcast host Lex Fridman and DHH, who created Ruby on Rails, a popular tool for building websites.
- DHH runs technology at 37signals, the company behind Basecamp, and wrote careful code by hand for about 25 years.
- Agents are AIs that take a whole job and work through it alone on a computer.
- Critics call this AI a parrot and say fans like him have lost it. He says ignoring the change is the delusion.
- His proof is Omarchy, his own version of the Linux operating system, whose latest release agents wrote while he steered.
- Later they move on to immigration, social media, kids and death.
- Guest
- DHH
- Published
- Aug 26, 2026
- Length
- 5 h 16 min
- Views when added
- 2,339,365
- Channel subscribers
- 5,070,000
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48:30How designers at big companies actually use AI
Dive Club with Stephen Haney
You'll hear what big-company designers do with Claude Code and Cursor, and what still goes wrong.
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- Stephen Haney founded Paper, a new design tool. He talks with Ridd, host of Dive Club, a show for designers.
- In recent months he's asked designers at Atlassian, Shopify, Notion and others how they really use AI.
- People on Twitter say design tools are dead. Stephen says what companies do doesn't necessarily match that.
- Companies pretty much all do the same thing, he finds. They make clickable AI prototypes from app copies.
- Figma is the main design tool today. Claude Code and Cursor are AI tools that write code.
- He says Paper is maybe a little biased toward craft, and this research is shaping its product plans.
- Guest
- Stephen Haney
- Published
- Jan 19, 2026
- Length
- 49 min
- Views when added
- 9,642
- Channel subscribers
- 69,500