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May 20, 2026
Cash Flow & The Future of AI, With Colin Hewitt
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19:12Marcel PetitpasHOST
And, uh, I'm just, uh, really curious, like, what your perspective is on where things are headed, um, for not just software companies, but, like, the agencies that are using products like yours.
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19:31Colin HewittGUEST
You know, I, it does- I often say it's a crazy time to be building software because, you know, the grind is just shifting, you know, on a weekly basis.
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19:39Colin HewittGUEST
And it's, uh, you know, I think it's also a really exciting time to be building software.
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19:46Colin HewittGUEST
You know, like, personally, I haven't written a line of code ever in the Float, um, code base.
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27:33Marcel PetitpasHOST
And so I think that's just gonna get super, super interesting, and the leverage for so many small business owners and so many employees inside of teams is not gonna be building their own software necessarily, but like i- in a way, building scripts that just, like, do the things that they used to do manually or do the things that they used to have to remember how to do in a way that they don't have to remember it anymore.