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Match Amplitude's 48-hour shipping cycle to maintain your competitive edge
◆ 75RelevanceOn a story from OpenAI17h ago
If an established leader like Amplitude can ship in two days, your startup’s primary advantage—speed—is under direct threat. This shift requires you to move beyond using LLMs for features and start using them to overhaul your entire development lifecycle.
Takeaways
- Adopt 48-hour ship cycles to keep pace with AI-powered incumbents.
- Integrate LLMs into the dev workflow to bypass traditional engineering bottlenecks.
- Speed is no longer a given for startups; it must be engineered.
Read the original at openai.com
How Amplitude ships product improvements in 1–2 days with OpenAI
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