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Ramp's hunt for the next product-building bottleneck

A post sharing a summit talk by Ramp CPO Geoff Charles says the company keeps looking for the slowest part of building products. The poster compares it to Formula 1: a faster engine alone doesn't win races.

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A post sharing Geoff Charles's talk at Lenny and Friends Summit says Ramp keeps hunting for the slowest part of building products. The poster argues that, much like a Formula 1 race can be lost in the pits despite a faster engine, solving coding with AI would move the bottleneck rather than eliminate it.

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Sar Haribhakti@sarthakgh.@geoffintech on how Ramp keeps hunting for the next slowest part of building product at @lennysan's summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG8Mf3P9xzI In F1, a faster engine doesn't win on its own Races get lost in the pits Same with AI. Once coding is solved, the bottleneck just moves12d
Geoff Charles@geoffintechCoding is getting cheap. Shipping great products isn’t. AI keeps shifting the bottleneck, and your job is to identify and remove it - scattered customer signals, slow decisions, unused specs, long PR reviews, manual QA, coordination overhead, and fragmented launches. I break down how we've done this at Ramp across the entire software development lifecycle - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG8Mf3P9xzI thanks @lennysan for a great conference hope you enjoy, copy, and extend further!11d
Lenny Rachitsky@lennysanRT @geoffintech: Coding is getting cheap. Shipping great products isn’t. AI keeps shifting the bottleneck, and your job is to identify and…11d
Hamid Dadkhah@hamidshipsRamp moves as fast as we do because of two tools we built for ourselves. @geoffintech talks about both in this talk: Inspect for engineering: Glass for knowledge work:11d
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    Sar Haribhakti@sarthakgh.@geoffintech on how Ramp keeps hunting for the next slowest part of building product at @lennysan's summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG8Mf3P9xzI In F1, a faster engine doesn't win on its own Races get lost in the pits Same with AI. Once coding is solved, the bottleneck just moves12d
    Geoff Charles@geoffintechCoding is getting cheap. Shipping great products isn’t. AI keeps shifting the bottleneck, and your job is to identify and remove it - scattered customer signals, slow decisions, unused specs, long PR reviews, manual QA, coordination overhead, and fragmented launches. I break down how we've done this at Ramp across the entire software development lifecycle - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG8Mf3P9xzI thanks @lennysan for a great conference hope you enjoy, copy, and extend further!11d
    Lenny Rachitsky@lennysanRT @geoffintech: Coding is getting cheap. Shipping great products isn’t. AI keeps shifting the bottleneck, and your job is to identify and…11d
    Hamid Dadkhah@hamidshipsRamp moves as fast as we do because of two tools we built for ourselves. @geoffintech talks about both in this talk: Inspect for engineering: Glass for knowledge work:11d
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