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Melker Pasternak Ivarsson: When Software Becomes Free, What Businesses Survive? (opens the original)
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Episode #158: If anyone can build an app, what happens to SaaS? Melker Pasternak Ivarsson joins us to discuss what happens when AI makes software dramatically cheaper and easier to create. We explore whether SaaS is actually dying, the rise of micro SaaS and one-person companies, and the three business moats Melker believes AI cannot easily reproduce: network effects, proprietary data and licenses or IP. We also get into why the traditional hierarchical company might be badly structured for the
Why You Keep Self-Sabotaging (Even When You Know Better) | Jenifer Merifield (opens the original)
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Episode #157: Why do we self-sabotage even when we know exactly what we should be doing? Jenifer Merifield joins us to unpack the psychology behind self-sabotage, procrastination, identity and behaviour change. We explore how your subconscious and nervous system can influence decisions before your conscious mind gets involved, why stepping outside your comfort zone can feel “wrong,” how childhood experiences and your environment shape your perception of the world, and how to tell the difference
Adam Spector: The AI Race, Future of Work & Why We’re Not Ready (opens the original)
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Episode #156: Adam Spector is back six months after our first conversation, so we decided to check which of his AI predictions actually came true. We talk about why AI may make the best workers of the future look more like managers than specialists, with individuals potentially coordinating dozens of digital workers simultaneously. Adam explains why generalists could become increasingly valuable, why AI is making creation dramatically cheaper while verification becomes more important, and why ma
He Helped Fix Twitter. Now He’s Building AI Infrastructure (William Morgan) (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with William Morgan, founder and CEO of Buoyant, to talk about how he turned Linkerd into a successful open source business and what it takes to build infrastructure for the next wave of AI. We cover the Twitter chaos that inspired Linkerd, why Rust was the right choice for a mission-critical system, and how Buoyant figured out the hard way which features companies will actually pay for.We also get into the future of AI infrastructure, including why running models in
Cory Blumenfeld On Why AI Alone Won’t Build Your Business (opens the original)
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Episode #154: Cory Blumenfeld has built five companies across industries he did not know going in, from driveway repair to healthtech, fintech, outsourcing, customer success, and LinkedIn personal branding. He exited CoHealth to ACTO, co founded Caribou, raised over $3M, and now runs BlueMoso and Linked Agency remotely from Playa del Carmen. In this episode, we talk about the big mistake many founders are making right now: thinking AI means they do not need a team. Cory explains why AI can make
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