Tech gave me everything I have Its capacity to lift people into abundance is incredible and there is nothing like it We must make that into prosperity for everyone

Greatest unlock for any startup founder or anyone who has to get in touch with the right people

5 years ago is when the University of California permanently ended standardized testing for admissions.

i did yc twice, and the second time (with @garrytan) it felt way more focused on media. wrote about how that plays with the x algorithm

Asset seizure tax destroying California You can bet they will keep trying to do it because it’s all the same goal: eat the Golden Goose Better off just enjoying unlimited golden eggs but no, gotta eat that goose

Bring back the SAT Remove the virtue signal bureaucrats who removed and keep it banned in the UC system even today

Would a family today make the move here for their kids when only 1 in 4 California 8th graders is proficient in math? People come to California for the jobs. We lose them if they can't educate their kids here. Fix the public schools.

Did you know you can use Gmail from your command-line terminal with GBrain Tools? It’s a great way to put your email on autopilot, cleanup your inbox, or check emails from customers when coding new features or sweeping bugs. Check it out 👇👇 gbrain.io/cli/gmail

Introducing Exa 3.0: our largest ever improvement to search quality. Exa is now #1 on every benchmark we tested, from public evals to verticals like coding and GTM intelligence. It's the result of multiple research breakthroughs 🧵

Congrats to @dakshgup, @soohoonchoi, @vaishaaant and @greptile (W24) on their $50M Series B! Greptile reviews and tests more than 1% of all pull requests opened on GitHub every day. With fewer than 50 people, Greptile serves thousands of engineering teams, including those at Nvidia, Coinbase, Decagon, and Vanta. These teams rely on Greptile as an independent validation layer, no matter which coding agent wrote the code. greptile.com/blog/series-b

Multiplayer agents as group chat seems quite inevitable and Wabi's built it

The velocity of code changes for engineers this year has 10x’d, quickly moving the bottleneck to code review and testing. Greptile solves this for the most technically challenging codebases like Nvidia (core CUDA code is reviewed on Greptile), Coinbase, Datadog, OpenClaw and 22,000 more customers. Many people think the model layer will eat code validation, but I don’t think it will. Code review within organizations is a more context-bound task than an intelligence-bound. The most intelligent AI can be wrong because it breaks an assumption in one API endpoint another service relies on. Large codebases can quickly accumulate a lot of technical debt your coding harness won’t reliably remember every time. Greptile does. Instead of having a frontier model harness review your code which can quickly cost $20+/review, Greptile does a much better job for much cheaper, leveraging the smartest models when needed but the GLM/Kimi/DeepSeeks when needed to. And it also runs, tests and takes a video of what your change did. Over time, organizations treat a 5/5 rated change by Greptile as a guarantee this won’t break anything in prod. And it shows. Their growth has been off the charts. Incredibly fortunate to partner with this a company. Fun fact: Elon once posted Greptile's growth graph with "it's so over" pointing to 2024 to show AI's acceleration.

Greptile has raised a $50M Series B led by Menlo Ventures. The round values the company at $750M. Greptile reviews and tests more than 1% of all PRs opened on GitHub every day. Thousands of engineering teams including Nvidia, Coinbase, Decagon, and Vanta use Greptile as their independent and central validation layer. Fewer than 50 people, we are a small, talent-dense team of engineers and researchers in a quiet corner of San Francisco. If you’re interested in joining us, we’d love to hear from you.

G.K. Chesterton on mysticism

Seattle elected a progressive mayor and got a Tenderloin in less than a year. Impressive!

For SF D8 voters who support(ed) Manny, isn’t it zero cost to rank choice as follows? 1) Manny 2) Darshini 3) <anyone else> Ranked choice voting seems uniquely useful for situations like this?

This is bullshit, Kenney. I’m the same tech tree following optimist who moved from C to C++, from 2D to 3D, and from closed source to open source. I run a company. I write code. I contribute to published papers. I’ve upped my expectations of AI. Up yours!

If you can use models to reverse engineer anything and use models to swarm and find vulnerabilities, we are not ready for what's going to happen over the next 12 months. We've now have the autonomous black hat hacker. Tremendous crisis right in front of us.

Prediction: you’re all going to be using @AsideAI with your agents in a year or so

Making a game is so much fun. I made this while working on my “real” job! I just have an extra chat open with Claude and Codex running in the background with the Summer MCP and the Summer Engine running headless. While waiting for my main “work agents” to reply, I make a game instead of doomscrolling etc. I just switch over to another chat that is working on my game, and send another prompt. It’s so smooth. And you can build full native games with multiplayer, and you can even publish the game hands free through the Summer MCP. So much fun! This is a magic hero shooter inspired by Marvel Rivals and the game design from League of Legends Arena matches. It works ok windows, mac, ios, and android. With full crossplay - with servers in USA and EU (coming to Asia as well). This was built in less than 1 week. Will showcase more game play soon ☀️ Fun!

🤖 Introducing TSK-Bench, our AI task leaderboard. We tested top AIs on building apps, connecting agents, and running automations. Real tasks. Real scores. + Every run improves TSK-1. 🔑 Next up: bring your own AI keys to @Taskade! 🚀 Reply BYOK for early access!