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Lenny's Podcast: Head of Claude Code: What happens after coding is solved

Boris Cherny · 1h 27m · youtube.com ↗

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    whatever people are doing if you can make that a little bit easier then that's just going to be a much better product that people enjoy more
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    this is just this principle of latent demand which I think is just the single most important principle in product.
  3. 0:47:36 · watch on youtube.com↗

    latent demand is this idea that if you build a product in a way that can be hacked or can be kind of misused by people in a way it wasn't really designed for to do kind of something that they want to do then this helps you as the product builder learn where to take the product next
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    it was just really obvious like people are jumping through hoops to use a terminal to do this thing maybe we should just build a product for them
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    So when you see people abusing the product in this way, using it in a way that it wasn't designed in order to do something that is useful for them, it's just such a strong indicator that you should just build a product and people are going to like that.