Adam Wax

🏥 @TaigaBilling is the AI-native medical billing company for modern practices. They file claims with insurance and follow up on every single one until the practice gets paid so clinicians can focus on seeing patients. Congrats on the launch, @nandaguntupalli and @AdamWax3! ycombinator.com/launches/Q9k-t…

@ycombinator @gustrigos Congrats, @gustrigos !

Runtime (runtm.com) lets your whole team ship safely with any coding agent. It gives your team the harnesses, sandboxes, context, and visibility to go from idea to production, with any model, on any infra. Congrats on the launch, @gustrigos! ycombinator.com/launches/Pw3-r…

@Saintdrogo @nandaguntupalli We’re tech-first, so we pull from your EHR and submit claims instantly using software, not manual labor. That means faster reimbursements at much lower cost than traditional billing companies.

@AdamWax3 @nandaguntupalli Great idea, but what makes you different from other full service medical billing companies?

I grew up at my dad's medical practice. Quickly, I realized that clinicians just want to treat patients, not deal with administrative tasks. So, my cofounder @nandaguntupalli and I are now building Taiga, a full stack medical billing service for independent practices. We handle coding, claim submission, and denials so providers can focus on patients. We’re already working with practices and helping them resolve their trickiest claims. I’ll be at Pri-Med West in Anaheim later this week. If you run or work at a small practice, I’d love to buy you coffee and learn about your billing workflow :) usetaiga.com

@never_settles_ @refresh_dev @refresh_dev MAFIAAAAA

Go Adam! Kill it during YC, make the @refresh_dev mafia !

@nandaguntupalli Wouldn't want to do it with anyone else!

Today we're announcing that Taiga(usetaiga.com) got into the YC Spring 26 batch. Growing up, I spent a lot of time at my mom's medical practice, helping out around the office. I saw firsthand how much overhead goes into getting doctors paid. Insurance calls, denials, resubmissions, hours that should have gone to patients. That's why @AdamWax3 and I are building Taiga: a full stack billing service for independent practices. We're already helping clinicians increase revenue and cut denials. If billing is eating your week, reach out. calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/a…

@browser_use Hey guys your poster says 2025 not 2026

We might be giving too much away at our Y Combinator hackathon... 💰 - Guaranteed YC Interview - Week's stay in our hacker house in SF - iPhone 17 Pros - AirPod Maxes - AirPod Pros - Sony XM5s - Keychron keyboards - TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars in credits - a TON of the coolest swag you'll ever see We've also just added Dedalus Labs (YC S25) and MongoDB to the fray :) Register below!

One year ago I accepted a $1M / year offer from @alexandr_wang to leave Uber to lead Scale 's ML data engine optimization team. The next week I reneged it after @sdianahu gave @erikqu_ and I an offer to join the first ever YC spring batch. Now we service the same customers that Scale does, and we do it better. Starting a company through YC has been the best thing to ever happen to us. Apply to YC, even if you apply late. Happy to review your application now or in the future, DMs open!

@theresidency If you’ve ever benchmarked AI on long horizon tasks you’ll find that LLM’s have inherited impatience from us!

investors often ask how we are different than yc. our “request for startups” vs theirs tells a lot. 🧵

@madhu___s If you’re looking for a latex editor license for your teams that’s better than overleaf contact me!

at neurips next week. building a new research institute in nyc for independent r&d labs. if you work on computational ai-for-science, simulation, alt compute, robotics, cognition, complex systems, or scientific tooling— and don’t fit the pi track or the startup world— would love to chat!

@abhishekn @emaadmanzoor Try lemmaforlatex.com

@emaadmanzoor And very easy to evaluate! Not to mention Tikz figures can consume like a whole day to get things right.

LaTeX Beamer presentations are the perfect vibe-coding use case. Throwaway code that (1) no one really needs to read and understand to maintain, including you; (2) no other software will depend on; (3) has no security risks.

@ChenhaoTan @emaadmanzoor You can do that with lemmaforlatex.com

@emaadmanzoor Was just thinking today, moving all my lecture slides to Beamer

@candrianillborn @jasondeanlee @overleaf Try lemmaforlatex.com perhaps?

Overleaf do this @overleaf

@SimplyFloJ @jasondeanlee @overleaf Just use lemmaforlatex.com

Absolutely — that would be great! Nevertheless, I am quite happy with how well GPT-5 Pro already works with Overleaf. IMO, the best approach is to use projects with instructions like: “always provide LaTeX code in separate code windows, but keep instructions or explanations for the user (me) outside of them.” You can also add far more detailed instructions within a project. If I want full proofs for certain propositions, with sketches, I specify that in the project instructions. Afterwards I simply paste the blocks and let GPT process them. Usually I start a new chat after the full proof (but within the same project), because GPT tends to forget parts of the instructions after four or five replies. If you want to take a look at the results (GPT saved me months of work here): ai.vixra.org/abs/2509.0025 ai.vixra.org/abs/2510.0009 ai.vixra.org/abs/2510.0070

@jasondeanlee @overleaf Just use lemmaforlatex.com its cursor for latex

@slashreboot @jasondeanlee If you want cursor for overleaf dm me

So a week ago, I was complaining gpt 5 doesn't write latex. Gemini 3 is much worse. Basically nothing renders