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@usepylon why not a zendesk killer in the office

@feynmanpoint @TuvaAI Remembering the details of your project is super important, I wish this type of context /workflow/SOP management is built in

Today, we’re launching @TuvaAI to build a human-centric future for agentic science. Humans collaborating with AI can learn more than either working alone: humans guiding the research, equipped with agents that can test ideas quickly and autonomously, will deliver the next wave of scientific discovery. But science is all about the details. Neither Einstein nor AGI can drive your project forward without intimately understanding your growing, interrelated web of hypotheses, intermediate results, working threads, failed experiments, datasets, notes, and water cooler conversations. Our first product, Rao, was born out of my frustration having to reteach LLMs these constantly changing details for every single task in my own research. Rao maintains a persistent, dynamic research memory that learns and remembers project context, history, and threads. This research memory then links into our scientific agents as well as other AI software you may already be using, such as Claude or Codex. With Rao, every scientist turns into a PI managing a proactive, agentic research team that automatically stays on the same page. Rao is live in VS Code and by CLI, and can help with any scientific task that can be done in a computer. Our early users include computational biologists, theoretical neuroscientists, chip designers, and polymer physicists who use Rao daily to ideate, do math, analyze data, and write papers and grants. Now, we’re excited to announce Rao in closed beta. If your science mostly happens in a computer—theory, computational modeling, experimental data analysis, scientific writing—Rao can help you discover more, faster. Sign up for our waitlist, and if you’re a fit, we’ll work with you to tailor new, contextual agents that augment the way you do science. Link in the comments. More personally: I’ve been doing scientific research since I was a kid. Scientists do so much for the world, choosing a painstaking career for the joy of discovery, developing technologies we use every day along the way. And yet, the tools scientists use are often cumbersome and woefully out of date. For me, Tuva is much about empowering the people of science with products they love as it is about the discoveries we’ll help them make. And I’m lucky to work with some wonderful humans along the way—@SamsaraDurvasu1 @anuvellore @KimchiOfer among many others. If our mission resonates, please reach out.

@ben_issen @rachelhxw Ben. has the dreamiest voice

Breakdown of the workflow to create the campaign, edited by @rachelhxw :

@ben_issen Well that's definitely what the sky's gonna look like if we don't decrease our token consumption geez

The 10,000 San Franciscans who are about to become millionaires in 2026 are going to fund a new generation of art, architecture and ideas that will shape the world

@michlimlim @tryflint Oh this is super cool and I like that it's e2e! What's the pricing for each leads that's enriched with a vercel demo? Been just doing these things manually at @RutterAPI eg anatomy-billpay.vercel.app

Improve your booking rates by sending personalized outbound landing pages via Clay. 1. Download this workbook. 2. Put your target list in Clay. 3. Watch as it researches each company and builds pages via @tryflint and embeds them in your emails. Workbook in replies.

Introducing Hanta Virus

@swyx @daytonaio @usetusk @arizeai @zocomputer ohh shiet is @0thernet

after 15 years of waiting, the developers of singapore gave up on waiting for the government to get the tech sector going and finally brought SF to SG. great showings from @daytonaio @usetusk @arizeai and @zocomputer tonight (this is the SECONDARY venue for those not at ClawCon SG) ahead of @aidotengineer SG

@jordanbpeterson Can someone have a good faith conversation with me regarding why Marxism is bad? Is it because it's so much more difficult to attain than other slightly "lesser" ideals?

Senate passes Bill C16 without amendment 67 for 11 against. Compelled speech has come to Canada. We will seriously regret this.

@horrorfan52 @DeepLake437 @TheBabylonBee And that's a beautiful thought. You're enjoying the night with friends, the woman is a confident woman, and let's just all go for a beer.

@DeepLake437 @TheBabylonBee Yep, when you see a woman squatting over a urinal, you know it must be getting close to 2am at the bar. 😆

Woman Briefly Identifies As Man To Avoid Long Bathroom Line babylonbee.com/news/woman-bri…

@UncleBarber @jordanbpeterson Unfortunate that we sometimes don't have the time or set aside the mindspace to appreciate good burgers, sunsets, and riverside walks with our LGBTQ friends who have the strength and resilience to deal with bullshit from all sides.

@jordanbpeterson I hope that you JP have the courage share your thoughts when lawsuits start setting precedents, and I encourage readers to have the courage to appreciate the nuances of where the great idea of Canada is going.

@jordanbpeterson AFP Fact Check says: "The bill also allowed for more severe sentencing if it is proved that a particular offense was motivated by a bias or prejudice against a person's gender identity or gender expression." We would be literally imposing the burden on those who are less subtle.

@michlimlim happy birthday Mich!

Never thought I’d be spending my 23rd hiking, kayaking, and pickle balling in Montana. Thank you for the birthday love!

Congratulations to @heylauragao on the news her "The Wuhan I Know" comic, which went viral in March, will soon be her first YA graphic novel! Read our story about the digital comic here: trib.al/ipoTNCd

Every call with my parents: Parents: what do you do on the weekends? Me: nothing much, chill with frien- Parents: why aren't you studying the machine learning