Omar Sebai
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Patrick Collison on what changes when biology becomes programmable: "We, humanity, have never cured a complex disease." "Most cardiovascular disease, most cancers, most autoimmune disease, most neurodegenerative disease... For none of them can we really say that we've cured it, that we understand the causal pathways in meaningful detail." "Then over the last 10 ish years... we’ve gotten three new classes of technology in biology." "If you put those together, you now have the ability… to read, think, and to write. And this starts to really feel like a new kind of Turing loop." @patrickc with @mntruell



Today, we're making Scouts available to everyone! Earlier this year, Scouts was born out of a simple observation — that so many of life's background (or even foreground!) tasks have a recurring flavor, e.g. house hunting, early stages of travel planning, sourcing leads, discovering rare products, job search, staying on top of niche news / research / podcasts, discovering local events, etc. It's been gratifying to see all the love and feedback from our closed beta users who've helped shape the product over the last few months ❤️ With just a simple query, Scouts lets you deploy a team of AI agents to monitor anything for you. Running 24x7 in the background on the web. So you have the mental space to focus on what's most meaningful to you. The underlying agent architecture is incredibly powerful — subagents all the way down, powered by our own web navigation agent, and with access to way more tools / APIs than before. This what the future of interfacing with the web looks like. Where you're not sitting there manually browsing and refreshing, buried in tabs, ads, noise, distractions, context switches. Think Google Alerts on steroids. This has been, hands down, the most fun and challenging release from our team. As with all things agentic, there's a lot of noise out there, and every micro-decision matters in shipping reliable agents. To celebrate this release, we're offering all paid plans at 50% off, and here's a video we recently shot. Hope you like it.



🟠 YC Demo Day x.com/i/broadcasts/1…


Today, Valar Atomics became the first startup in history to split the atom. Announcing Project Nova, a series of zero power critical tests on Valar Atomics' Nova Core in collaboration with Los Alamos NCERC and NNSS. Nova went critical for the first time this morning at 11:45am.

wow, I had more than 8 hours sleep for the first time in a while and I feel incredible. this sleep thing works





