Ex-Facebook coders turned VCs grapple with a world where machines code better than they do
adityaag · x · 2026-10-07
In 2005, @keithmadams and @adityaag wrote code together at early Facebook. Today they are investors facing a new reality: machines now code better than they do.
Episode 2 of their podcast After Coding covers AI grief, the 10-year fund dilemma, and why a human typo is the new luxury — a first-person take on AI disrupting software careers.
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