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@ksw_arman @rohil_ag bro 💀

early days

Farza, you are such a talented serial builder so don’t worry about it too much! I watched your entire vid, you’re definitely in a much a better situation now that you have more experience as to what it’s like being a founder if there’s anyone who can figure things out, it’s you! also I hope you were able to join the bird watching club haha

I decided to join Y Combinator, again. This would be my second time! Not fully sure what I'm working on yet. But, I'm sure I'll find something in time as I wander and ship. I'm a little scared to do the whole build a company thing again ngl, but mostly excited. There's never been a better time to work on the ideas in my head. The batch started this week. Starting a company at 23 vs now starting a company at 30 feels so different. At 23 (when I did YC in 2020), naivety was there. At 30 I guess I know how difficult it all is. It's not surprising to me that most people in YC are aged 19-24. Still, I feel like I have the naivety of a 19 year-old, but, with the mental of a guy who's been through a lot and learned a lot. So, I'm bullish. Let's see what happens. You'll probably see me launching a lot of random stuff over the next few weeks especially. Also, I am blown away by the number of founders in the batch walking up to me telling me they credit being at YC to @_buildspace. It's so wonderful, and warms my heart. I often struggle to stop and understand the value of my past work because I'm so interested in the future. So, this was nice. It's funny, many saw me irl and freaked out thinking I was joining as a YC partner and were very very surprised to hear I was joining as a founder back in the dirt alongside them haha. Most founders never start another company and usually turn into VCs or get a high-tier job at a big company. I do not blame them. And honestly, that would be the easier more secure path for me especially as I begin thinking about family. But, idk. I feel like my ideas are important. And even though I don't have a specific "This is the idea I'm excited about" it's more a feeling of "I should explore my ideas...I would regret it if I didn't". Especially in 2026, at the epicenter of one of the greatest inventions of my lifetime. Every time I think about getting a job (of which I've been offered many great ones) that voice in my head comes back and says to give my nascent visions a shot. So, gonna try :) Maybe I flop, maybe I don't, only one way to find out. I'll be dropping weekly updates on YouTube if you're interested. I put one out last week that talks more in depth around the story of how this YC stuff even happened randomly, why I'm doing this again, my imposter syndrome and how I think about it, and other stuff. I'll link it below. Lets see what happens!! See y'all.

@AleksejAros I mean it depends on how intricate the bug is, observe the behavior and nature of the bug and provide context to your LLM if you can’t figure it out yourself

@anth0nycodes Same energy as "how do you ship fast? open 12 terminals and blast music." the workflow looks smooth until you need to debug something that broke three features ago.

we got conditional statements in google docs now

@ksw_arman @NamanBansal0611

@NamanBansal0611 zootopia

watching an inspiring movie and then learning it's not based on a true story is the worst feeling of betrayal

@ksw_arman how I felt watching Good Will Hunting 😔

@ksw_arman ngl have you tried out opencode? if you end up liking it you could migrate off of cursor and just work fully in the terminal, however cursor does have some pretty nice in-house features

need a way to replace Cursor's integrated terminal with Ghostty. is this possible?

@rayhanadev over-abstraction moment

need a lint rule that bans one line functions asap im sick and tired of this bullshit

@rohil_ag telescope strikes again HAHAH

Launching Human-in-the-Loop Monitoring Instead of dashboards, we added a human.

@rohil_ag LFGGGGG

why is github always down man ☹️

@rayhanadev dude this is so cool! will check out the source code

@anth0nycodes im having so much fun right now... github.com/rayhanadev/cla…

sheesh this is a crazy leak

damn axios got cooked 💀

the best way to learn something really is to just go out of your way and try something with it struggle your way to success, you don’t gain knowledge without some difficulty along the way

@ksw_arman holy crap I remember seeing zoxide a few years ago but didn't wanna use it since it was too early lmfao, glad to see they're still going strong! might have to give it a try tbh

update: zoxide is AMAZING

having the option to draft PRs on github is a godsent

pov 2020 quarantine had us all like

has anyone else noticed this bug recently on @X for when somebody is live

can someone at @ycombinator fix this, it has been bothering me for a while