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Founder Mode

Founder Mode

著者: Kevin Henrikson and Jason Shafton
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Founder Mode is a podcast for builders—whether it’s startups, systems, or personal growth. It’s about finding your flow, balancing health, wealth, and productivity, and tackling challenges with focus and curiosity. Each week, you’ll gain actionable insights and fresh perspectives to help you think like a founder and build what matters most.Kevin Henrikson and Jason Shafton マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • From Hollywood to High-Rises: Making Robots with Asa Hammond
    2025/06/11

    EPISODE 12

    From building gravity-defying camera rigs for Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity to sending drones into live nuclear reactors and, most recently, designing job-site robots that can survive the dust and chaos of construction, Asa Hammond’s career shows how precision engineering and artistic vision can coexist. In this conversation, Asa explains how the exacting pixel-perfect discipline of Hollywood VFX became the blueprint for ultra-reliable industrial robotics, why safety and repeatability always come before flashy features, and how new UX layers—voice, LLMs, demonstration learning—are finally making complex machines feel like familiar tools. Along the way, we hear tales of full-scale “stunt-double” reactors, the reality of folding-laundry robots, and what it takes to assemble a world-class, T-shaped engineering team that thrives at the edge of possibility.


    CHAPTERS

    00:29 – From Film Sets to Founders: Show Intro

    02:12 – Asa’s Hollywood-to-Hard-Hats Origin Story

    05:57 – Engineering Robots for Gravity

    09:05 – Reinventing Construction with Industrial Arms

    15:56 – Flying Drones Inside Nuclear Reactors


    LINKS

    Connect with Asa Hammond

    WebsiteLinkedInX/Twitter


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    Connect with Kevin

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    23 分
  • The Future of Commerce: Product Design & Logistics with Samantha Rose
    2025/06/03

    EPISODE 11

    From hand-carving a single silicone spatula in her kitchen to running a portfolio of revived consumer brands, Sam Rose walks Kevin and Jason through the through-line of her career: obsess over the customer, build a brand (not just a product), and make logistics as lovable as design. She explains how a “collision with the customer” on Kickstarter forced her into customer-service mode before she even had inventory, why color stories beat strict SKU rationalization, what the GIR sale to Pattern taught her about single-channel risk, and how vertical integration led to Manifest’s 3PL and the launch of Endless Commerce. Sam also breaks down AI’s role in just-in-time inventory, predicts an LLM-powered shopping future that both excites and unnerves her, and offers two free months of her commerce OS to fellow founders.


    CHAPTERS

    00:00 – Collision with the Customer & Kickstarter Lessons

    02:44 – Scaling GIR: Color Stories vs. SKU Discipline

    07:32 – Acquisition Insights: Building a Balanced Brand Portfolio

    09:54 – Manifest & the Cost of Learning Curves

    13:03 – Endless Commerce and AI-Driven Supply Chains


    OFFER

    Get two months free on any tier and free onboarding to Endless Commerce when you mention the Founder Mode podcast or that Jason & Kevin sent you!


    LINKS

    Connect with Samantha Rose

    endlesscommerce.comLinkedInX/Twitter


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    Connect with Kevin

    LinkedInX/Twitter


    Connect with Jason

    LinkedInX/Twitter

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    26 分
  • How to Bootstrap Your Tech Team Using AI with JJ Zhuang
    2025/05/27

    EPISODE 10

    Serial CTO and Acompli co-founder JJ Zhuang joins Kevin and Jason to explain why the next generation of great products will be built by tiny, AI-super-powered teams. He unpacks lessons from taking Acompli’s first line of code to a $200 million Microsoft exit, steering Instacart through pandemic hyper-growth, and relearning to code with tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor and Devin now writing the majority of his team’s code. Along the way JJ outlines the shift from hiring stack specialists to adaptable generalists, the rise of agentic “AI teammates,” and his mantra of “fast software” that lets founders prototype, test and ship at the speed of imagination—while still cutting through the 2025 hype cycle around agents and other buzzwords.


    CHAPTERS

    00:00 – Shots Fired: Surprising Start & Show Kick-off

    01:52 – From Acompli to Outlook: Building All-Star Teams

    06:11 – Instacart’s Pandemic Sprint & Early AI Adoption

    11:50 – Pair-Programming vs. Agentic Devs: Devin, Cursor & More

    22:12 – Fast Software & Filtering the 2025 AI Hype


    LINKS

    Connect with JJ Zhuang

    LinkedInX/Twitter


    Stay Connected with Founder Mode

    Subscribe to our newsletter: foundermode.kit.com


    Connect with Kevin

    LinkedInX/Twitter


    Connect with Jason

    LinkedInX/Twitter


    RESOURCES

    GitHub Copilot

    v0

    Devin

    Cursor

    Windsurf

    Augment

    OpenAI Codex

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    27 分

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