Names matter because they set expectations, and expectations drive momentum. We open with a playful roast of our working title and turn it into a real exercise in clarity. Why a simple, memorable name can act like a launch ramp instead of a speed bump. From there, we bring in Ryan Carson, a three-time founder who helped a million people learn to code, to talk about the biggest shift he’s seen: AI as a new kind of compute that lets tiny teams ship at enterprise scale. Ryan breaks down t...
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Names matter because they set expectations, and expectations drive momentum. We open with a playful roast of our working title and turn it into a real exercise in clarity. Why a simple, memorable name can act like a launch ramp instead of a speed bump. From there, we bring in Ryan Carson, a three-time founder who helped a million people learn to code, to talk about the biggest shift he’s seen: AI as a new kind of compute that lets tiny teams ship at enterprise scale. Ryan breaks down t...
Mark Vassilevskiy Founder of Skale.solutions, Intro to Paid Platforms for AI Apps | Episode #18
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Mark Vassilevskiy Founder of Skale.solutions, Intro to Paid Platforms for AI Apps | Episode #18
At just 19 years old, Mark Vassilevskiy is running the top design agency in Silicon Valley, closing clients like ClickUp, Contra, and Bolt.new. But what really caught our attention is the claim that one of his websites helped a startup reach a $67 million valuation without an app, users, or a marketing budget. In this episode of AI Code Central, Charlie sits down with Mark to unpack how design can transform startups, accelerate fundraising, and even make VCs stop scrolling. Mark shares his jo...
AI Code Central Podcast
Names matter because they set expectations, and expectations drive momentum. We open with a playful roast of our working title and turn it into a real exercise in clarity. Why a simple, memorable name can act like a launch ramp instead of a speed bump. From there, we bring in Ryan Carson, a three-time founder who helped a million people learn to code, to talk about the biggest shift he’s seen: AI as a new kind of compute that lets tiny teams ship at enterprise scale. Ryan breaks down t...
