Shonik

Who called it “founders office” and not “aye chotu”

GitHub repos about to be the next most important hiring signal (for all types of roles)

i am pleasantly surprised talking with a lot of @evo__hq users who have found great success applying it to frontier/novel research problems. the interesting thing is evo isn't even tuned for those sort of tasks right now !! my original objective was just to make autoresearch much easier for a wider audience to apply on their own systems or ML setups. and it still seems to be impressing a lot of folks applying it in serious scientific research. lots of alpha yet to capture.

@ahaanpandit Send invite ?

Got access to Thine. What a great onboarding experience

with the latest version of evo , you can now run autoresearch loops super easily inside @cursor_ai with just two commands - /discover and /optimize that evo ships get evo on cursor with two simple installation steps $ uv tool install evo-hq-cli $ evo install cursor

@anything If you spin out the base tech that allows app builders to test whether their apps would get accepted into play store and IOS store and give it a diagnosis of what needs to be fixed/change would in itself be a good and big business

BREAKING: Apple is no longer the final boss every app you vibe code on Anything now ships to the Play Store too

@reddy2go you should talk to @rahulrmv

anyone at any of the top VC firms i can hit up for fund raising advice asking for a fren?

Constant struggle between keep up with everything, trying to do more and more work, being there for others and yearning to catch a bus and disappear just to keep yourself sane

Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.

@justinstorre Would love to meet! Where at ?

I’m heading to Indiranagar in the next hour or so - anyone wanna get some chai or coffee?

@ganeshsonawane At this point probably own every type of Frido product and would love to give this a spin as well :-)

Your wallet shouldn’t be a pain in the back. We’ve normalized sitting on bulky wallets, even though they wreck our posture and literally cause "Fat Wallet Syndrome" (yes, wallet-induced nerve pain is real). Introducing the Frido Wallet. Ultra-slim, surprisingly spacious, and designed to carry cards, cash, coins, keys, receipts, and an AirTag without the bulk. Comfort-first. Front-pocket friendly. Elegant. Functional. Just the way a wallet should be. Link below 👇

Been heads down for weeks - talking to users, shipping their feedback. Pleased to announce evo v0.4 is now generally available !! evo is an open-source autoresearch orchestrator: point it at your codebase and it becomes a self-improving loop - agents run experiments parallely, keep what beats the benchmark, drop what doesn't. everything new in v0.4 👇 [thread]

@alokbishoyi97 Basically “oh I wanted that too”

@markmeyourze Happy to chat with him!

that moment when your claude credit are reset for the day

@shlokafc Football Ads are back!

Damn had me hooked!

@findingnimo_ @WisprFlow hey @findingnimo_ ! cc @tankots congrats on the campaign and launch! are you hiring for interns / temp roles ? have a iitb / incoming GSB lady friend that is very keen to work with you folks ! let me know the best way to vouch for her :)

evo v0.3 is now out! evo now has RLMs, forked context agents and much more ! read the thread for more details for those unaware : evo helps you run autoresearch on your codebase. its a simple claude code / codex / openclaw / hermes agent plugin that's super easy to install and get started with here's whats new in v0.3 -

something i've been thinking about a lot lately - not all failures are the same. there's failing at something you already know how to do. like missing a deadline or showing up late repeatedly. that's just incompetence in a familiar environment and yeah, that's on you. It's avoidable and it breaks trust. but then there's failing while trying something completely new. and somehow people treat these two things the same way which honestly blows my mind because they couldn't be more different. when you're experimenting, failure isn't a red flag. it's literally just information. the world is telling you - okay, not this, try something else. that's it. there's no deeper meaning. it says nothing about who you are or what you're capable of. the actual problem is when you fail slowly. because then you're just sitting in something that isn't working and postponing the moment where you finally move on to something that does.