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@nkoorty

Co-founder & CTO @gecko_sec (YC F24), prev. @imperialcollege, Austrian Cyberforces

San Francisco, CA Katılım Aralık 2016
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daniel@DanielEdrisian·
I've left OpenAI and the Codex team to build Blackstar: A new hardware company building the future of human-computer interaction. We believe that software is solved. Building apps is now easy, but the next meaningful improvement in human-AI communication requires changing the OS & hardware. That's why we're building a new device entirely. I'm also excited to announce our $12m seed round led by @AbstractVC, with participation from @naval, @SVAngel, @chapterone, and Timeless, among other amazing angels who've supported us from the old Alex days.
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justin
justin@justinsunyt·
introducing capy for slack capy lives in your workspace and reads conversations like a human teammate triage bugs, ship features, fix CI, and review code - all without leaving slack
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Benedict Kerres
Benedict Kerres@benedictk__·
Ok hear me out - wine and codex. We can set this up. Vienna, Munich, Zurich - who be keen? We (that is OpenAI) take over a wine bar and invite you (codex / coding power users) to talk codex and coding.
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Artemiy@nkoorty·
@james406 Especially when that typo is in a word that’s part of your company name
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james hawkins
james hawkins@james406·
if you're psoting on socials, you need to include typos so everyone knows it's a real human otherwise, there's no way of knowing who's actually posting or not trust me on this one. Done. This version is much more to-the-point—and real, I'd argue. Want me to make any more changes?
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Artemiy@nkoorty·
@devahaz 101 on how not to address a controversy
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Deva Hazarika
Deva Hazarika@devahaz·
TLDR: 1: all the accusations made against us were totally false 2: we are making product and company changes to address each of the totally false allegations 3: we will not be taking any questions at this time
Karun Kaushik@karunkaushik_

Over the past week, you may have seen an anonymous post about Delve. While we responded to it in a day, we want to provide more details about what’s true, what's not, and some changes we’ve made. There’s one question behind everything: did Delve fabricate compliance evidence or issue fraudulent audit reports? No. We did not. → Delve is an AI compliance platform that connects customers with independent auditors. We are not an auditor, just as tax preparation software is not an accountant. We have never signed an audit report. → Using default templates for our customers, just like any other compliance platform, is not “faking evidence.” These are meant to serve as a starting point for customers. → Delve does have automation in the platform, with 600+ automated integration tests, an AI Copilot to guide customers through compliance, AI code scanning, and more. -- We built Delve to accelerate innovation by bringing AI to compliance. In doing that, we pushed hard on automation. However, we now realize we didn’t provide enough clarity about what is automated, what is customer-provided, and what is independently audited. We have been working relentlessly to make improvements over the last week. -- On our auditor network: Delve connects customers with independent auditors. Some customers choose their own auditors, but many use firms in our network. Questions have been raised about some of those firms, including ones used by other platforms. Going forward we will set a higher bar in how our auditor relationships are structured and how the process is experienced by customers. Delve is rebuilding our auditor network, removing firms that don’t meet our standards, and offering complimentary re-audits and penetration tests to every customer. On platform templates for our customers: Delve provides default templates, just like many other platforms, for policies, board meetings, risk assessments, and more. These are designed to be starting points only. We should have been more explicit about how they are meant to be reviewed and customized by customers. We are making that indisputably clearer within the platform. On draft audit reports: Third-party auditors are responsible for independently reviewing all evidence and issuing final reports. We built automation that interacts closely with independent audit workflows to help expedite the process on behalf of our customers. However, this contributed to confusion about where automation ends and independent judgment begins. From now on, Delve will no longer automate these parts of the process. Furthermore, customers have a direct line of communication with their auditor to enhance transparency in any audit communications. -- We started Delve because we went through compliance ourselves and saw how slow, expensive, and manual it was. To anyone that wants to sit down and discuss our product philosophy and improvements, please reach out and let’s chat about it.

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Claude
Claude@claudeai·
Code Review optimizes for depth and may be more expensive than other solutions, like our open source GitHub Action. Reviews generally average $15–25, billed on token usage, and they scale based on PR complexity.
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Claude
Claude@claudeai·
Introducing Code Review, a new feature for Claude Code. When a PR opens, Claude dispatches a team of agents to hunt for bugs.
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Artemiy
Artemiy@nkoorty·
@mil000 You must be fun at parties
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arsen
arsen@arsenfounder·
vc let me work from their office saves time traveling to soho - i used to come here from stratford...
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Milo Smith
Milo Smith@mil000·
It’s so funny how this whole company is a larp and his app does nothing but waste tokens and slow down responses.
Arlan@arlanr

introducing @nozomioai v1. state of the art search and index API to reduce hallucinations in AI agents. use it inside any coding agent or power your own products (thread):

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Artemiy@nkoorty·
Back in SF for RSA 🫡
Gecko Security@gecko_sec

Gecko is coming to #RSAC2026 🦎 Here’s how to find us: → Meet the team at Booth #39 in the Early Stage Expo → See live demos of the Gecko platform in action → Book a 1:1 with our founders to talk about scaling AppSec and where it’s heading

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Artemiy@nkoorty·
@ay_ushr Proud of you guys, great write up
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Artemiy@nkoorty·
@steipete fun fact: most of their systems run on rhino, which is a js engine written in java. RCE heaven
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Peter Steinberger 🦞
Peter Steinberger 🦞@steipete·
Imaging how many codex you could run there (at ORF Vienna)
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Artemiy@nkoorty·
@ImAVibeCoder @Andydy42 Thoroughly reads code and understands it first, writes very stable code and considers many edge cases. It sucks at UI tho, defo prefer Opus for that
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ImAvibeCoder@ImAVibeCoder·
@nkoorty @Andydy42 Claude Code is still my go-to for mobile apps. Haven't tried Codex yet tho - what makes 5.3 that much better?
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Andy Li
Andy Li@Andydy42·
Almost every YC founder I’ve talked to switched from Cursor to Claude Code. Am I the only one still on Cursor?
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Gecko Security
Gecko Security@gecko_sec·
The Gecko team is at #BlackHatEurope in London! Excited to continue great conversations from yesterday tackling SAST and AppSec challenges. If you’re in London, stop by booth #722 to see how Gecko finds and fixes business logic vulnerabilities at scale.
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Ayush
Ayush@ay_ushr·
billing is more than payments giving customers observability into actions they took, when, and how much they cost turns billing from a black box into an actual product feature @autumnpricing now lets you drop in usage charts and logs -- with grouping, filtering and ranges ❤️‍🔥
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