Friendly advice: Put this on the client when they say “i’ll know what i want when i see it”

my search history was already enough evidence. now you want my brain signals too? 😭

🚨Let me explain what just happened because I don't think people understand how insane this is. > The founder behind this launch Ali Khokhar’s mom found a lump when he was a kid. Her doctor said it was nothing. > It took a year to diagnose. She died 3 years later. Ali was 13. > He grew up, worked at Google and Upwork.. then built the system he wishes she had. > Concurrence lets every hospital learn from every patient.. so no patient is ever the first case their doctor has seen. > Already used across 10M+ patients. The system failed his mom. He's rebuilding the system.

Today, we’re introducing the next chapter of Concurrence and the world’s greatest leap toward Superintelligent Care. When I was 13 I lost my mom to cancer that should’ve been caught earlier. We’re building a system that sees every patient’s future in time to change the outcome

Hiring: Thinker-writer $80k starting comp - fully remote. You're a fit if you have: - Read 100+ books. - Gone viral on X by writing authoritative pieces on specific topics. - Chatted with at least one founder doing $10M+ in sales. - Written thousands of posts, articles, essays. - Also required being a native speaker Identity Labs helps CEOs of $10B+ companies share their greatest ideas, insights, and experience. We've worked with Deel, Gamma, Airwallex, Pocket FM, Lovable. The job is to help founders articulate their story & vision. You'll interview them, become their thought partner, and handle the relationship. These founders are extremely thoughtful and smart. We expect you to write industry-defining and narrative-shifting pieces. You need to be a clear thinker, analytical, and a top 1% writer. It's a very demanding role, but if you enjoy writing and business, it's a dream. DM me if you are a fit ___________ A few big ideas & innovations account for the bulk of progress. In the 19th century, industrialization, evolution, electricity. In the 20th, antibiotics, information theory, the transistor, internet. The ones that will define the 21st century are being created by entrepreneurs. However, they are typically too busy to get what's in their heads onto paper. We work closely with them to help them bring ten of those ideas into the world. Identity Labs is setting the agenda in tech. Distribution carries more leverage than labor or capital. A great product is no good if nobody knows about it. It's our job to help our partners be the talk of the town in a tasteful way. We are very meticulous when deciding who to hire. Identity Labs is at the very top of the industry, and we are only 15 people. We believe our track record is singular, which we owe entirely to the quality of our team.

Last month, 52% of the pull requests our team merged were automated through SuperPlane. Today, we’re launching @superplanehq 1.0: an open source software factory for engineering teams. We built it because using a coding agent can feel like becoming its assistant. Starting sessions. Checking its work. Chasing failing CI. SuperPlane takes on that coordination: - Scans your backlog and proactively picks up tickets suited to automation. - Runs a coding agent and verifies the result. Works through CI failures and review feedback. - Your team reviews the evidence and decides what ships. The setup, instructions, and standards are shared across the team. When someone improves the process, everyone benefits. Choose your agents and models. Run it on your own infrastructure. We spent more than a decade building CI/CD at Semaphore. We’ve seen how much teams can accomplish when routine work runs reliably in the background. Now we’re bringing that approach to coding agents. Here’s how it works:

coding is slowly becoming less about writing every line yourself and more about knowing how to direct agents. $11.5M raised to build around that shift. the interesting part is how fast the developer workflow is changing.

Superset is now Paradev: The code editor that helps engineers run armies of coding agents. We just raised an $11.5M Seed round led by @usv with @ycombinator to redefine how software is written.

2.2M views on instagram.. 10k+ followers.. and only around 300 downloads for my Devotional app. the content is working.. the conversion isn’t.. someone who builds subscription apps recently went through my entire funnel and pointed out a few things i’d been overlooking.. so i’m rebuilding Anchor around a clearer value proposition, a completely new character, better onboarding, and a paywall that actually makes sense..

Someone put an actual iphone on the internet and gave everyone control over it. anyone can use it. open apps, type, browse, literally anything. what could possibly go wrong😑

he helped build claude code artifacts at anthropic. left, joined YC, and now building a potentially better artifacts experience for AI agents across different models. this is such a founder move lol.

the interesting part isn’t even AI reading your thoughts.. it’s the idea that we might eventually stop explaining what we want to computers and just express the intent directly. but if your brain becomes the interface, privacy can’t be another setting buried in the menu..

designed this little app a few months ago and ended up shelving it. the idea was an AI beauty companion that helps you build a simple daily routine. found the screens again this morning and i'm thinking about finally building it. would you try something like this?

This is the cheapest customer acquisition channel nobody is competing for yet ai agents are already visiting your site for people. muse, instinct, chatgpt. you don't pay for the click. you just have to be the site the agent can actually use most sites can't tell if they are, but scope does. for every agent that lands on your site it records: • which agent it was • what it was trying to get done • every page it read • the step where it stopped, and why • whether it converted and what it was worth

AI voice technology is getting better, but here's the question that really matters: would you trust an AI version of your own voice to represent you? HeyGen put that question to the test, asking people to watch videos of their digital twins and rate how comfortable they'd feel using those voices themselves. HeyGen Voice scored 76/100, ahead of Cartesia (63), ElevenLabs v4 (59), and Seedance 2.5 (46). The goal isn't just to sound human. It's to sound like you.

Claude’s latest update adds live dashboards and animated explainers in beta. it already makes docs, slides, and designs. what interests me here is dashboards that stay updated as the data changes, and animations you can edit and export. this is the kind of AI progress i care about: fewer steps between “here’s my data” and something i can actually use. curious how much cleanup these need in practice.