Sai Krishna Kothapalli

Wondered why we don’t hear about heart cancer? Contraction-sensing Nesprin-2 protein is discovered to prevent heart cancer By causing cells to pulse (or adding in Nespirin) we might be able to treat cancer in other organs 👏 @ScienceMagazine

Time Dilation kind of makes the whole “datacenters in space” idea more fun. Technically…something like a GPS Block III CPU runs an extra ~7,000 clock cycles per day compared to the same machine on earth. Extend this to the extreme, and you get the whole subfield of CS+physics called relativistic hypercompuation. There’s some (fun?) papers that allow you to solve the halting problem by placing yourself dangerously close to a black hole…while your computer safely computes for ~infinite-ish amounts of time. One of the better papers on this field appears to be: "Relativistic computers and the Turing barrier" (Németi & Dávid 2006) (sadly, the maximum speedup just escaping earths gravity well is something like 1 x 10 ^ (-10), so yeah the blackhole thing is kinda necessary)

@benln No Hyd. :(

Cursor team is coming to India: • Bangalore - 4/25 • Chennai - 5/1 • Mumbai - 5/9 Sign up for the meetups on Luma

@SunRisers fans losing their mind.

@nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says that he doesn't know what else is better than wishing upon aspiring people to suffer in life so that they would learn the RIGHT lesson He is soooo wrong in the thinking process, though. What we should wish upon youngsters is not that they should suffer to learn the right lesson. We NEED to wish upon the youngsters that they should try to solve the hardest problem they can ever conceive of. In the path towards doing that, they would learn the right lesson

Free advise that I would give if I also have 8cr in my bank account. For those that are doing the grind, maturity is realising that while this statement itself is true it doesn't apply to you.

I’m thrilled to announce we’ve raised $44M to build a new home for product design. Meet @noondesign. No workflow is more broken and fragmented in 2026 than the product designers’. The very same people who care most about building software don’t have software purpose built for them. @kushagrasinha7 and I have lived this problem first hand as designers ourselves. That’s why we built Noon. The first product design tool that works entirely on your product code, so you can design not only how a product looks, but also how it works. With AI at its core that works in seconds, not minutes. For the first time, you can create, iterate, build, test and ship. All in one canvas. No translations or roundtrips to the codebase and back. Comment “Get Noon” and we’ll get you on the list for early access.

You want to get your biological age tested. You search Google. 100 different tests. You pick a few. They all give you completely different numbers. Whom to trust? How about you trust no one. Take control with OpenAge. openAgeAI.com

Bro casually opensourced what companies are spending millions on and are charging hundreds and thousands of dollars from users for biological age tests. 🔥🔥🔥

@bryan_johnson would like to know your thoughts on this.

this dude said your biological age drops 7 years after one soccer game… the whole industry is cooked 😂

We have been doing this since forever

🫣LeakyLooker: 1 Cross-tenant vulnerability? How about 9? (1/10)🧵 I’m incredibly proud to share LeakyLooker. I discovered 9 novel cross-tenant vulnerabilities in Google Cloud’s Looker Studio that broke fundamental design assumptions. Here is how I broke tenant isolation: 👇

Damn

Amazing

YOLO - you only live once is sooo wrong In reality, You Only Die Once. You live every day

The report, list of 43,083 blocked domains, raw DNS measurements, and code, are released publicly. dnsblocks.in

@princechaddha How can we test it against other security agents?

We built three full-stack apps using Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor - a healthcare portal, a banking platform, and an insurance claims system. The prompts were casual, exactly how people actually vibe code. No mention of security, nothing intentionally broken. Then we threw four security scanners at them Neo, Claude, Invicti and Snyk and manually verified every single finding. The results genuinely surprised us. 70 exploitable vulnerabilities across three apps. Unlimited money creation in the banking app. Any user could create admin accounts in the insurance platform. Patient records accessible to anyone in the healthcare portal. All Critical and High severity. All shipped out of the box. But what really got me was the scanner gap. Neo found 62 of 70 vulnerabilities with only 5 false positives. Snyk found literally zero valid issues. The difference between these tools isn't incremental it's the difference between finding the bugs that matter and walking away with a false sense of security. Full blog with the stats is live. The detailed research paper with exact prompts, methodology, all the findings, and the apps themselves is coming soon.

@mike_growth hope you are doing okay my man. ✌🏼

Some great news! Zscaler @zscaler has acquired SquareX @getsquarex this week: lnkd.in/gRsKRQRw As I reflect on this journey, I keep coming back to the pivotal moments that led to the founding of SquareX — and ultimately to where we are today. One moment stands out above all others: our seed investment from @peakxvpartners (previously Sequoia Capital SEA). I’m deeply thankful and grateful to Shailendra @sjs_day1 and the entire Peak XV team for the trust and belief they showed us at such an early stage. I still vividly remember Jeswin Mathai @jeswinMathai and I sitting in their office, walking through live attack demos in the browser — showing how an adversary could escalate from a browser-based foothold to effectively taking control of an entire computer. What stayed with me wasn’t just the diligence or the questions — it was the twinkle in their eyes. The excitement around how fundamental and interesting this problem was, and the shared belief that if we could solve it natively in the browser, in a ubiquitous way, with just an extension, it could meaningfully change the security landscape. I highly recommend Peak XV to any deep-tech founder. They are an extremely long-term, patient, and truly a founder-first investor. Throughout our entire collaboration at SquareX, I always felt they backed us in the decisions we made. That kind of unconditional, unwavering support mattered immensely — especially in a domain that changes as fast as security, where innovation is often driven by what attackers are doing next. That trust gave us the creative flexibility to take bold bets, iterate quickly, and stay focused on solving the right problems. I’d also especially like to acknowledge Anandamoy Roychowdhary @smdcmc , Ying Jie Tan, Rajan Anandan (@RajanAnandan) , and many others at Peak XV who supported SquareX along the way. Thank you all so much — your guidance and belief made a real difference. I’m grateful we were able to build this together, and I’m excited to continue watching Peak XV do amazing investments. Thank you 🙏