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Founder @BelugaIDE š©š»āš» Weāre removing the traditional steep learning curve required to become a swe.
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2011
This is exactly why we canāt just blindly copy and paste AI-generated code. Here, I highlight what sets @BelugaIDE apart. While the title focuses on a co-founder search, the content will give you insight into why Iām passionate about equipping people with coding literacy.
Finding a co-founder as a female founder has been a challengeāesp since I wonāt settle for just anyone. Iām putting myself out there, looking for an exceptional technical co-founder who will 10x the fun of building an early-stage startup. DMs are open!.
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GPT-5 doesnāt want to be your intern. It wants to be your engineering āteamā. Feels like @sama is nudging devs to level up their product thinking ā.mission-driven intent over micromanaged prompts. A quiet win for the non-devs who were prompting like PMs all along?.
Excited to publish our GPT-5 Hands On review: ft. the return of @Benhylak and @alexisgauba . More coming.
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With every new LLM launch, I see more emphasis on the value of domain expertiseānot just to guide the AI, but to know whether its outputs are any good. Even with something as simple as booking a flight, if youāve never done it before, you wouldnāt know if the AI got it right.
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In the hands of skilled engineers ā who donāt just vibe code but deeply understand AI and software architecture fundamentals and can steer a system toward a thoughtfully selected product goal ā [. ]. regular hands-on practice building projects, and having a community to talk to.
Thereās a new breed of GenAI Application Engineers who can build more-powerful applications faster than was possible before, thanks to generative AI. Individuals who can play this role are highly sought-after by businesses, but the job description is still coming into focus. Let.
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The extreme personality that forms such a strong identity!.
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Can everyone stop saying āno coding skill neededā? . Or at least please elaborate.
I went from being told,Ā . š³āYouāre living proof that anyone can code with AIāĀ . to hearing,Ā . š”āYouāre living proof that blindly coding with AI is a temporary phenomenon.ā .
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Or if you are:. š» An aspiring software engineer or a non-technical founder looking to build in a sustainable way while also developing real engineering skillsāDM me, I have an amazing product for you to try.
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If you are:.š§š¼āš» An exceptionally smart, ambitious software engineer passionate about this spaceāIām looking for a co-founder, and Iād love to chat.
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The future wonāt belong to those who can simply prompt AI the bestāit will belong to those who can leverage AI while maintaining a deep understanding of what happens beneath the surface.
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š¤ Our mission isnāt to eliminate coding literacy but to bridge the experience gapāmaking software development more accessible while equipping our builders with coding skills as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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š³ @BelugaIDE has always been about more than just enabling people to build software. Our vision is to empower the next generation of software engineers.
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The future of coding in the AI era isnāt about eliminating human skillāitās about transforming our roles. Instead of simply handing over our work to AI, we must embrace it as a tool thatĀ enhancesĀ our abilities to design, analyse, and solve complex problems.
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šŖš»Nothing worth doing in life is easy. Struggles are where real learning happens. If building an app is effortless and anyone can do it, then your edgeāthe thing that makes you extraordinaryālies in how deeply you understand and innovateĀ beyondĀ the surface. Image cr: @SahilBloom
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To effectively lead a technical team and build an innovative, high-quality product, you need at least a foundational understanding of system design, architecture, and tool stacks. Otherwise, youāre not just a non-technical entrepreneurāyouāre aĀ non-technical dependent.
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š»āāļø If you're a founder relying entirely on AI to write code, youāre not just outsourcing developmentāyouāre outsourcing your own learning.
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š Real innovators donāt just wield techāthey own it. Understanding the technology youāre building with is what separates passive users from real innovators. In a world where anyone can generate an app, those who grasp the underlying mechanics will have the advantage.
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This is especially concerning when it comes to kids or beginners using vibe coding tools. They may create impressive apps, but are they truly learning toĀ thinkĀ like engineers? Are they developing the skills to debug a complex issue, optimise performance, or plan for growth?.
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One of the biggest misconceptions about vibe coding is that the only skill needed is prompting. While effective communication is essential, itās not a substitute for technical expertise. Coding isnāt just typing; itās reasoning through chaos and solving problems methodically.
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š¬ AI coding tools are seductive. Theyāre fast, flashy, and promise to turn anyone into a ācoder.ā But theyāre also churning out a wave of beginners who canāt code without a crutch.
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What started as an attempt to review all the vibe coding tools and offer tips to non-coders on using them effectively turned into a self-reflection and a great source of inspiration for @BelugaIDE.
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