Biya Brook

Best set design I have ever seen 🐐

#FreshSqueezed forever 🍊 Congrats, Michael! 👏

This the shit I be talking about

Six months ago, I took leave from Stanford and jumped on the Simile rocket ship! This has been the most exciting time of my life! Developing our simulations is a truly magical experience. One very quickly gets the sense that there are thousands of people living in the computer. They have spent long and interesting lives in the real world, and now, we get to talk to their similes, to understand why they see the world the way they do, and learn how to make their lives as rich and fulfilling as possible. It will be a superpower for humanity to more concretely answer questions about all systems with people in them, which have historically relied on poor approximations for analysis. If you also can’t stop thinking of amazing things to do with simulation, please shoot me an email or DM - Simile might be a great place for you.

Will Campbell hiring.amazon.com

42nd pick btw

@ShramanKar Why yo AI a lil fruity 😭😭

I just dropped out of Stanford to start my own company, Golpo Every word in that sentence should be impossible given my background. Here is my story:

@theZachChen @esha_hq

@esha_hq i was just playing chess in between vibe coding Lowkey getting a bad habit

PSA for all the guys - chess is a major green flag patience, strategy, and a competitive edge…incredibly high signal, play it on a first date

@ShramanKar What’s the link?

We just launched on product hunt. Go check out Golpo on product hunt.

@ShramanKar I see the vision.

One year ago, I was sitting in my final high school class, so happy that my lifelong dream was finally coming true. I was headed to Stanford University for my four years of undergrad, followed by a master’s and PhD. It was the plan I had held onto since I was six. I couldn’t wait to live it. But… life had other plans. Fast forward a year, and I’ve dropped out of Stanford to build my own company, Golpo (YC S25), with my brother Shreyas Kar, who also dropped out of Stanford University (a bit brutal for our parents haha). If you had told my high school self, or even me six months ago, that I’d walk away from the thing I’d dreamed of for over a decade, I would’ve laughed and said no way. But some problems are too important to ignore. I’ve loved videos since I was a kid. They were my go-to way to explain anything. Even if it took hours, it was worth it. So when AI video platforms like Sora and Veo 3 came out, I was excited: finally, a faster way to turn ideas into clear, engaging videos. But the industry took a very different path. Instead of using AI video to make communication easier and more effective, the industry started chasing spectacle. The focus shifted toward making things look “impressive”, pouring in more and more compute to generate flashy, cinematic content. But in doing so, the core purpose of video got lost. The outputs became expensive to produce, difficult to scale, and often felt shallow or disconnected from real use cases. Don’t get me wrong, I love a cinematic video of a dancing cat. But those aren’t tools for learning, explaining, or sharing real ideas. We’ve drifted away from video as a means of understanding and started treating it like a performance, when what we really need is clarity, not just wow. That’s why I let go of the dream and joined Y Combinator to build Golpo (YC S25), with my brother Shreyas Kar, to reimagine AI video generation. Because if we don’t build the version of AI video we want to see, one that helps people actually understand things, not just be impressed, we risk letting it drift too far in the wrong direction.

@theZachChen Method got patched buddy nice try 😂😂😂

lana del rey is so good I'm giving her 1% equity for providing blessing to my ears when i vibe code

@ManUtd @MAS @UTD_ronan

@ronans224 @BallsackSports This is beautiful 🥲

@BallsackSports Gon plug my own work

Gotta be in goat debates for photos

@charkirby60 jared >

@cynthwangg @eigencloud @hackwithtrees @Tagrtagr @bernardomelotti @eigen_da @StanfordCrypto @Stanford wow congrats!

An unforgettable weekend: in my first hackathon ever, my team and I won second place in TreeHacks’s Web3 Track! Taking home $7000 and 7000 EIGEN thanks to @eigencloud — the coolest sponsors ever. MediLedger revolutionizes how hospitals can collaborate. Powered by EigenDA and Merkle proofs, our decentralized inventory system enables trustless verification of drug availability while preserving supply chain privacy. LOTS more to implement, but here's some takeaways 🌲

@mahi_jariwala @Stanford @nvidia woah!

reason #2430 why @Stanford is unreal—just met Jensen Huang from @nvidia

@LJSk45 @CoinbaseDev @MorpheusAIs great work Lance!

Here's what we created at the Coinbase AI Hackathon! Agent Access is a decentralized marketplace for AI Agents, powered by @CoinbaseDev and @MorpheusAIs Our flagship agent, sAIgent, is a swarm of sentiment analysis agents which researches specific token addresses. @mahi_jariwala @0xyoshii @domsteil @DJohnstonEC @virtuals_io @base @kleffew94 @nemild @NEARProtocol @hyperbolic_labs @openmind_agi @coinbase

@TruckBon josh allen, derrick henry, jamar chase, devonte adams, sam laporta

yall got $15 who knows ball👀

Kamala Harris wins Minnesota