Feng Qian

@nerdwillz @ShiplightAI Really exciting to launch it!

🚀 Today we’re coming out of stealth and unveiling @ShiplightAI, the most reliable AI-native testing platform that scales E2E test coverage with near-zero maintenance. For years, software teams have accepted a painful tradeoff: Move fast and risk breaking production, or slow down under the weight of brittle tests and endless QA maintenance. AI-assisted coding makes this gap even wider. Modern teams ship faster than ever. Products change daily. Yet testing is still stuck in a world of scripts, manual upkeep, and fragile workflows that collapse the moment your UI changes, making testing the new bottleneck. Feng and I built @ShiplightAI to make testing a force multiplier for modern software teams. As AI accelerates coding, autonomous, reliable testing closes the loop from code to confident releases. Our goal is simple but ambitious: Make test coverage effortless, and teams can ship with confidence anytime. This mission is personal for us. Throughout our careers, we’ve always been obsessed with building high-quality software that lasts. We’re already trusted by some of the most innovative, fast-moving teams. Seeing Shiplight earn their trust and transform their release cycles is the strongest signal that we’re building something real. We’re grateful to be backed by Pear VC (Shravan Reddy, Mar Hershenson) and Embedding VC (Roger Luo), along with incredible angels like Oliver Jung. We’re just getting started, and we can’t wait to partner with more teams who are building fast and care deeply about quality. 👉 Book a demo: shiplight.ai/demo #AI #SoftwareEngineering #QAAutomation #ShiplightAI #AgenticAI

@BlueskyLibs @mcuban @X I use this online pharmacy, I paid the drugs out of pocket ($203.21 / 3month). it was cheaper than my insurance copay ($300). Exact the same drugs. Thank you Mr Cuban!

@mcuban @X Perhaps you should disclose that you are a competitor of PBMs?

The key is the contracts CEOs of self insured companies sign. You may not understand why, but the healthcare insurance and PBM contracts YOU have signed for Tesla, SpaceX , @X, along with CEOs of other big companies , have more impact on healthcare costs and quality of care in this country, than anything you can do with DOGE Let’s start with the pharmacy side. I haven’t seen your contracts, but I already know that if you have a contract with a big PBM you: 1. Don’t control your claims data 2. Don’t control your formulary 3. Have to pay more for “Specialty Drugs” that have nothing special about them 4. Get rebates that are paid for by your sickest and oldest employees and result in higher deductibles and co-pays that impact the wellness of your workers and their families. 5. Cause independent pharmacies to be reimbursed for less than their costs for brand drug scripts for your employees and families. Causing them to go out of business 6. Can’t talk to manufacturers to put together wellness programs for things like GLP1s 7. Signed a PBM contract with an NDA which prevents you from publicly discussing your PBM contract , resulting in an opaque, inefficient market, which leads to higher prices and lower quality of care for the entire country All of this allows the big PBMs to continue to distort the pharmacy market for literally EVERYONE I don’t know cars or rockets, but I know how to land healthcare in a net that saves millions of people an un quantifiable amount of money. Without legislation. It starts and ends with educating CEOs like yourself, of self insured companies, to do what is in the best interest of their employees and families. And FYI , google the ERISA lawsuits against JJ and Wells Fargo. They will be ubiquitous class action lawsuits coming for all CEOs next. If DOGE extends its mandate to educating CEOs, about how to Direct Contract with providers and how to work with Pass Through PBMs, then you can change the balance of power in healthcare and change how healthcare in this country works

Nationals vs Phillis

My Nexus S is dead after only 8 months. My 2nd generation iPhone has been running for 4+ years and still performing well.