Jamil

Anyone cracked at agentic engineering please dm. Landed massive contracts and looking for help on the engineering side. I am willing to pay what it takes for top talent. $100 or $200 an hour if you can prove your worth. DMs are open interviewing on a rolling basis

@theo Why does this matter?

T3 Code uses half as much RAM as Claude Code. Claude Code CLI: 635.5 MB T3 Code: 350.9 MB Yes, our Electron app is 2x more efficient than a CLI written with Bun.

@iandmacomber Idk man not using open code

I recently interviewed a junior in college. They started a takehome in Cursor, ran out of tokens, moved to Codex free tier, then put $20 into Claude Code to finish. I’ve also interviewed data scientists who haven’t touched any of these tools because their company hasn’t procured them. I can definitely tell you who I'm more excited to work with.

@ankurnagpal have u thoughts about adding exchange funds to help diversify concentrated stock positions in @carryhq_

@michael_chomsky I gotchu

I'm hiring a full-time design + growth engineer to take over one of my side projects. Requirements: 1. Can build for humans and agents 2. Exquisite taste. Can do brand and product design 3. Lives in Claude Code/Codex/Figma AND PostHog. You don't just design, you track usage and cut your losses. Salary: Beyond flexible. Applicants with the conviction to be paid partly with a a percentage of revenue will be prioritized. If you don't have conviction in your own ability to grow a consumer product 5x, please don't apply. Currently making 36k/mo, but I'm confident it can hit 200k/mo with the right person taking over. I simply don't have the time to work on it. Focusing completely on Claw Corp atm.

@aidenybai @UW Let’s meetup while your in town. Free this week?

cherry blossoms at @UW

@Eric_Tkach17 Me 🙌

Google drives boring, so I spent the last hour developing a “Winning Creative Library” to keep track of the top performing ads within each market (ex, HVAC, Flooring, Wholesale) DM me and I’ll send you the finished result.

Anyone cracked at agentic engineering please dm. Landed massive contracts and looking for help on the engineering side. I am willing to pay what it takes for top talent. $100 or $200 an hour if you can prove your worth. DMs are open interviewing on a rolling basis

@joelimmmmm We need to reclaim the words annual recurring revenue

Last week, I shut down my startup, Floodify. Before I get into it, thank you to everyone who followed the journey, believed in us, worked with us, invested in us, or trusted us with their music. We had a crazy run. What started as a thesis around frictionless organic distribution turned into working with all the major record labels, doing 50k+ posts per day at peak. We built across AI influencers, geo-targeting, sound linking, and large-scale distribution infrastructure. We scaled from 0 to 65k accounts, peaked at $1.5M ARR, and even got featured in Billboard. But over time, it became clear that the original Floodify model was too operationally heavy and too cash intensive for a small team. We put our heart and soul into it, but things ultimately did not work out. That said, the experience sharpened my conviction more than anything else. I still believe distribution is everything. If anything, this experience made me more interested in studying distribution from two angles. The first is through a consumer-facing app as a wedge to build a pure distribution layer — one that separates content creation from distribution itself and treats distribution as its own distinct system. The second is through a more forward-deployed, Palantir-esque model — where distribution may work better not as a one-size-fits-all product, but as something deeply embedded and tailored to each customer. I am still toying with that thesis. I do think something in this category will exist in the future. I just think I understand the problem much better now than I did before. To everyone who trusted Floodify with their music: thank you. And I am deeply sorry things had to end this way. I also made a Floodify offramp, completely free — software that lets you run Floodify from home using the same, if not better, underlying technology: offramp-five.vercel.app For now, I’m taking a short break and reflecting on everything. Thank you again to everyone who was part of the journey.

@markfzhuk < Codex

How much is everyone spending on manus? I feel like I’m barely using it and maxing out credits

@toddsaunders What’s wrong with ur current keyboard?

Okay now that I’m in the “agentic engineering” world. I need a new keyboard. Mines slowing me down. All my claude pilled friends, what are your recommendations?

@mathnathan Loved the preeentstion at AI house yesterday keep up the great work

Wrote up a deep reference on integrating Claude Code + Spec-Driven Development + formal V&V into one closed-loop engineering pipeline. nathancrock.com/writing/ai-eng… None of the pieces are new individually. The contribution is showing how they compose into a coherent end-to-end methodology for agentic development at scale.

@GergelyOrosz i'm getting ptsd from having to install chime for the amazon interview

As AI coding tools went mainstream, Amazon decided it’s not worth them supporting their Zoom clone, called Chime (that has paying customers!) And yet startups are assuming it’s worth rebuilding and supporting their own JIRA clones (with no paying customers) Who is mistaken?

@AzianMike Wow your work at Stripe seems super impactful! Would love to hear more about the company :) Let's connect.

"Hi Michael, came across Stripe and thought it was interesting."

@aaron_epstein What about us 12 year olds!!

Space is limited, apply here to join: events.ycombinator.com/startup-school…

YC Startup School is back this summer! > 2 days, in-person with the most ambitious technical builders in the world > Talks from Jensen Huang, Sam Altman, Alexandr Wang, Jeff Dean + more > Small group sessions with YC partners > $25k+ compute credits > Hands-on hardware/robotics demos > Research poster sessions

@adocomplete I had an m1 8gb 256 all throghout college studying Computer Science and it worked perfectly

Ultrathink is back!

@aidenybai Sick! My one concern is that most people building websites these days are having prompts address 20+ elements at a time.

Introducing React Grab Select any element on your page → tell Claude Code or Codex what to change Fully open source npx react-grab@latest

@james406 Genius

i just used AI to identify a $100+ million opportunity for Seattle. currently, to get across the water, you have to drive all the way around it, as cars don't float this is extremely inefficient. but if you look closely, bainbridge island and seattle aren't actually all that far apart. and if we were to construct some sort of boat that carried cars, it could make the trip much quicker together with claude code, i planned out this potential route for the boat does anyone have any contacts in the local government?

@GrammarHippy Vercel is pretty solid Until your website starts doing well and your compute bill goes hyperbolic...

Say Claude builds a website code for you. Where would be the best place to host it? Minimal technical expertise and being able to connect it with payment providers etc?

@michael_chomsky Why wait for them to use that thing? Let's build for them where they are at now Also, I made a reel talking about and this exact topic and used SetupClaw as an example instagram.com/reel/DVc5Hdbjq…

@JamilWanders they’ll be using something like it soon

It's not hype, skills are actually eating SAAS. There's a whole class of SAAS products that I'll no longer buy because it could be an OpenClaw/StartClaw prompt. Then there's products like Linear that I find myself using 100x more because of a world-class Slack integration.