Adam Momen

Human-in-the-loop doesn’t need more buttons, it needs clearer “what happens if I click yes.” and the risk assessment. loom.com/share/6368aaed…

@tasedan A senior full-stack + AI engineer here, let's chat.

Engineers wanted! Some of the startups I'm advising are looking for engineers: from Founding and Staff Engineers, to Design Engineers, to Heads of Engineering and CTOs. These teams are building things that actually matter, at companies worth betting on. DM me if you're looking for a new opportunity. NYC, SF & US Remote only.

@mert @Helius I had a chat with Liam 2 months ago. It was disappointing to know that founders don't do the hiring themselves and have to delegate to a hiring manager.

i am hiring senior engineers to build the unified API for money, markets, and capitalism at @Helius tons of exciting work with the best in the business you will work extremely hard and learn more than you've ever learned. must have high tolerance for hard puzzles.

> When I turn a spreadsheet into plain text for a model, I’m usually choosing between shorter output and keeping the important bits. It’s easy to shrink the file and still lose things you care about; formulas are the usual headache. > For big files, I try not to explode them into giant grids in memory, and I pick one internal picture of the workbook and treat that as the source of truth. > If I’m going to trust a text format, I care less about whether it looks tidy and more about round-trip: encode it, decode it, and compare to what I started with. > I wrapped that idea in a small web demo: upload a spreadsheet, see a compact text form, compare rough token estimates across a few serializations > Different tasks want different formats; this is mostly a way to see the tradeoffs instead of guessing. xlsx.coolify.momen.earth

Built a minimal fixed/floating swap settlement contract in 90 mins. Features: • Oracle freshness enforcement (1hr threshold) • Stale oracle detection • Rate manipulation tests Sometimes shipping a tiny, focused proof-of-work > lengthy applications.

I built a tool that monitors and fixes changes to Playwright query selectors. Real scenario: An app you want to scrape changed its login button from data-testid="sign-in" to data-testid="login-btn" overnight. Normally this breaks your offboarding automation silently. What my tool does: 1. 6 AM: Runs daily health check on all 50 integrations 2. 6:02 AM: App test fails — can't find "sign-in" selector 3. 6:03 AM: AI analyzes the failure screenshot, identifies the new selector, and suggests: "Update selector to data-testid='login-btn'" 4. 6:05 AM: Engineer reviews and applies the one-click fix Instead of discovering the break from the customer, you catch and fix it before it impacts operations. ao.coolify.momen.earth/demo-interacti…

@Shaikh_Sadique3 Collaborative anyone with permission can annotate. Right now it's on browser. For the best experience, the sharer should use the desktop app, which I’m planning to release next Monday (dev log #1).

Building in public: open-source video conferencing with real-time screen annotations Annotate during calls, not after. Draw directly on shared screens in real-time. etch.momen.earth

@twtofsahil Built a cap table protocol that manages $1B of equity volume github.com/adammomen

hiring a founding engineer - vibe coder with dope claude code skills - claude code max will be sponsored - $ 240k - $ 300k + 0.2% equity - remote/ sf comment/dm ur github or your best achievement till now and i'll skip the leetcode interview and jump into system design!

@elonmusk Love this so much, you can't believe it.

Neuralink is restoring speech to those who have lost the ability to speak

I wanted to see how my coins' cumulative profit/loss over time, so I built this P&L tracker on solana to see the real numbers: Built it for myself, figured others might find it useful too. solpl.coolify.momen.earth

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