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Lucas and Luna sit down with engineering founders and CTOs who ship code, not slide decks. Each episode deconstructs how a technical leader chose their stack, scaled the engineering team, and balanced building against fundraising — from the first commit to the series A. Lucas presses for concrete metrics: deployment frequency, incident response times, burn rate per engineer. Luna challenges the guest on hiring philosophy, monorepo decisions, and when to rewrite vs. refactor. The show serves experienced software engineers considering a co-founder role, early-stage CTOs looking for war stories, and product-minded developers who want to understand the business side of code. No fluff, no motivational speeches — just the real trade-offs between shipping fast and building robust systems, told by the people who made the calls. You'll walk away with a mental model for choosing your first cloud provider, structuring a two-pizza team, or deciding whether to take outside funding at all.
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Episode 33 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast dives into property-based testing, a technique that flips traditional unit testing on its head. Lucas and Luna explore how one startup—a fintech handling real-time transacti
In episode 32, Lucas and Luna explore how a small infrastructure startup called Formal Inc. uses formal methods—mathematical proofs embedded in the development process—to guarantee their core networking library has zero
In Episode 31 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how one startup uses cryptographic code signing to ensure every line of code shipped comes from a trusted developer. They walk through the story o
Episode 30 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast explores how a small SaaS startup called NightOwl used a seemingly trivial UX feature—a dark mode toggle—as a data collection and growth experiment that transformed their pr
In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the story of a logistics startup that replaced its core Python backend with Rust. They walk through why the team decided to rewrite, how they justified the months of engineering t
In this episode of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the counterintuitive choice one startup made: saying no to venture capital in favor of bootstrapping to profitability. They focus on the story o
Lucas and Luna dig into the story of a twenty-person startup that operated fully asynchronously for eighteen months — no standups, no meetings, just written docs and recorded decisions. They walk through the specific too
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how feature flags — also known as feature toggles — allowed a small engineering team at a fast-growing B2B SaaS startup called SyncFlow to deploy code to production multiple times
In this episode of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into a single, focused engineering decision: how a five-person startup migrated its production database from MongoDB to PostgreSQL in a single week
What happens when your startup's shared monorepo becomes a bottleneck? Lucas and Luna examine the story of a 12-engineer startup that deleted 50,000 lines of shared code — not because the code was bad, but because the co
In this episode of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how early-stage startups can adopt RFCs (Request for Comments) to make better engineering decisions. They dive into a specific case: a seed-stag
Lucas and Luna explore how Amazon's long-internal practice of writing proposals-as-documents — the 'narrative memo' — has been adapted by high-performing startups as a lightweight RFC (Request for Comments) process. They
Lucas and Luna dive into the practice of writing Request for Comments (RFC) documents as a decision-making tool for engineering teams. They explore how a five-person startup used lightweight RFCs to align on architectura
When your startup's biggest rival goes under, do you buy the wreckage? This episode walks through the story of a small B2B SaaS company that acquired a bankrupt competitor and had to merge two completely different codeba
Most engineers think open source is about code. But according to Sarah Chen, a former CTO who has hired at three Y Combinator startups, the first open source library you publish is actually a job interview — and most tec
Episode 18 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast with Fexingo dives into bug bounty programs and vulnerability disclosure. Lucas and Luna explore why even early-stage startups should set up a structured way for security re
When you're raising money, investors often ask for a code review — but what if your code is a mess? In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack the story of a startup that literally hid its GitHub repository from VCs during S
In episode 16 of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how a startup called Atmo — a weather intelligence platform — adopted an internal open-source model to speed up development without sacrificing qu
When your co-founder wants to change direction, the technical lead is often the one who has to rebuild everything — or kill the idea before it drains the runway. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the decision fr
In this episode of The Technical Co-Founder Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the ideal engineering team structure for early-stage startups. They break down the Spotify model, examine when to hire specialists versus genera
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