Danylo Borodchuk

Cringe edit for zoomers, but it's an accurate representation of you after logging off socials, locking in/finding a mission, fixing your gut, hormones, neurotransmitters, detoxing from years of heavy metal exposure etc

@MatthewBerman I recommend @superset_sh !

How are people running multiple agents at the same time? I’ve tried separate worktrees but things still get messy. I want separate environments for every agent thread. How can I accomplish this locally?

@Kpaxs this guy doesn't miss

Luck is just the residue of relentless reframing.

@nichochar buy the dip?

Insane

nobody talks about how working with AI is purpose-built for the adhd brain. it's actually so addicting

@lilyyang169 this is how it should be

It always amuses me how founders building competing products can still be good friends and support each other. A prime example of relationships > everything else

@catboosted real idk what happened

Calling yourself a founder is cringe these days

@skeptrune this is what they're shooting for with dispatch and everything I'm pretty sure

claude code straight up feels like a human personal assistant to me now

Sorry, but it just had to be done.

I'm super bullish on these frontiers in 2026: -gene therapy -peptides -longevity -robotics -psychedelics -human data infra -bcis and neurotech -basically human enhancement biotech/non-consensus bio high signal human 2.0 stuff, NFA. who's building/investing?

@contextconor what about the gstick?

gbrain this and gstack that when is garry finally gonna drop gspot, the hubspot competitor

@t_blom just wait 3 months and run it all on Kimi k3

To get LLMs to work effectively, you need to extract and document all the implicit "domain knowledge" in your business. Once you do that, AI agents are magical. But it also means that OpenAI/Anthropic have full access to your company's domain knowledge 😬

@eperlste if you over-index on this, you'll attract partners who are only into you bc others want you. brutal lesson there once you hit a dip

dating and fundraising are the same thing you’re either hot or ur not

@nichochar @nilslice @zachtratar It is a fact of life, does not mean it needs to be tolerated and accepted

@nilslice @zachtratar I mean I am with you I just accept corruption as a fact of life

Wait, didn’t the Anthropic CPO only resign from Figma’s board like last week? So they were actively building this while he had a major conflict of interest?

@scottastevenson I've seen this myself - it's becoming ridiculous and hurts real players in the process

It’s time to expose a huge scam in AI startups: Contracted ARR The reason many AI startups are crushing revenue records is because they are using a dishonest metric The biggest funds in the world are supporting this and misleading journalists for PR coverage. The setup: Company signs 3-year enterprise deals. Year 1 is discounted (say $1M), Year 2 steps up ($2M), Year 3 is full price ($3M). They report $3M as “ARR” — even though they’re only collecting $1M right now. The worst part: The customer has an opt-out option at 12 months! It’s not actually a 3 year contract. In the chart below, by Q5 the company is trumpeting ~$100M “ARR” to press, while actual cash-generating, in-effect ARR is ~$35M. That’s ~3x inflation. On top of this, enterprise AI companies are bundling full-time “forward deployed engineers” into deals massively reducing margins, sometimes producing Year 1 negative margins. At some point customers are going to start triggering their opt-out clauses or aggressively negotiating down Year 3 pricing. And a wave of enterprise AI companies may collapse.

@handotdev @skeptrune lmaooo

@skeptrune you didn’t pay shit my guy

brother i just paid a $250k anthropic bill

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@Jason Jedi = Samurai tho no?

We're hiring four recent graduates (or folks looking to make a career change) for the world's best VC training program. Tuition: $0 You'll work 60 hours a week, get paid what you would have spent on your MBA tuition and learn more than you can imagine -- unless you quit because you can't handle the pace. You start as a researcher Then you become an analyst ... and 1.5 in three make it to associate You need to: 1. Be a learning machine 2. Have high executive function 3. Be extremely focused and curious 4. Be able to work 12 hours a day for our founders We accept < 1% of applicants, we don't care about how fancy your degree is, we love folks from @UTAustin, and we love folks with a chip on their shoulders Four slots, program starts in May/June... email a cover letter on why you want to be a venture capitalist, what skills you currently have and give us some examples of your work ethic... ... because 80% of VCs are lazy AF, and you can beat them by simply showing up for work and doing 10-12 hours a day and checking your email on the weekends. Not kidding... these VCs are all calling in rich and skiing in Japan. They don't really do much work. researchers@launch.co [ samurai/jedi only ]

@helloitsaustin “Hey Claude, re-write Wix for me, make no mistakes”

we just launched one of the coolest features for marketers today: Claude Design 🎨 I've posted a lot about building marketing tools without being technical, and this is the visual side of that. I described a landing page editor and Claude built me one. here's an example of my actual workflow with it 👇

@signulll Less to think about

maybe i am a freaking moron but why is dragging better than just turning it on? every other app just asks you to turn it on & it’s already there. one good reason is that we are all talking about it now, but i can’t seem to figure out the second good reason. dragging is much more of a pain but maybe it feels better psychologically or something? i don’t get it. someone explain this in plain terms to me.