@willchen500 @realsidjain yeah but......one thing is the tech, one thing is a company
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@realsidjain @samuvigano You don’t understand technology. Is Google Revolut Stripe a html form? Try vibe coding their core functionality in two weeks. Come back when you do.
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Harvey is valued at $11B. Legora just raised at $5.5B. I built their entire web application in two weeks and I'm making it open-source and free for everyone to use. Say hi to Mike: mikeoss.com.
When I got the chance to try Harvey and Legora, I was surprised by how simple they were. A thought came to mind: I could probably build something similar in no time at all with Claude. And so I did.
Assistant, project, tabular review and workflows. You get it all without vendor lock-in.
Mike offers law firms an alternative, where they own the application layer and aren't stuck with a vendor they're renewing forever.
You can try Mike in the demo on the website, or go to the GitHub link on the site to download the code and run a local version yourself.
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@AlisonbobEth @willchen500 so yeah the valuation is prolly off anyway, but the distribution channel + branding they now have it's pretty crazy
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@AlisonbobEth @willchen500 there's for sure tons tons of hype involved : )
but at the same time I think the fact that it's simple makes it so valuable
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There's a bank in NYC run entirely by Claude!
I visited it. Field notes...
worldcob@jlagerros
There's a cafe in Stockholm run entirely by Claude! I visited it. Field notes...
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@sdamico @thisislvca congrats Sam!! This is very cool : )
Unfortunately i'll be in nyc, but Luca pls go!!
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@thisislvca @samuvigano I am not the expert on tickets / etc (this is part of Eurocucina 2026)
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@catboosted resume gaps matter less than a solid portfolio and clear narrative
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I wonder how he explains to recruiters the unexplained gap in his resume
Arun@hiarun02
Some people switch jobs. some people shape the industry.
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@julianweisser @_guglielmo @solofounders that's great thanks guys : )
sorry for the delay, but took a week off X
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Cannot wait for tomorrow's @solofounders podcast drop.
This 2x solo founder has...
- been at the forefront leading two major AI shifts
- an incredible and unorthodox background
Any guesses?
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@marsBuilds @wickedbrok cursor has such a huge perception problem
it's a great product that does not feel great to use
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@wickedbrok I encourage everyone to try it out for themselves and see what works!
For the same codebase, choose the same model, and use the same prompt and then decide which performed better!
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many people think Cursor just sends your prompt directly to the foundational model APIs…
In reality there is this whole proprietary infra setup that ensures you get a better response and faster than you would have from just directly sending the prompt to the models
Himanshu@himanshutwtxs
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Genie camera, now in beta. "Why hasn't someone updated Instagram for 2026" we did. geniegetsme.com/waitlist
Genie AI@geniegetsme
Taste is the quiet signature behind Genie @paulg
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@ProfNoahGian assuming he lied....who cares, he's just saying "hey that's y i had the same tweet come up 3 times"
it's really unimportant lol
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The guy is a billionaire leading one of the most important tech companies on the planet, trying to post a company-defining tweet, but he can't find a charger for his laptop. Sure, buddy, we believe you...
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@AvadyMikhail @adilmania yeah A16Z fked up this guy should have been in their media fellowship
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this looks fun.
tech media needs this kind of show too.
get this on your CEO media tour rotation.
Adil Mania.@adilmania
introducing Silicon Mania Night Show. the first tech late-night show, live every Saturday on X, YouTube & Twitch. tech got boring. time to make it fun again :)
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chat, is mcp dead?
Chrys Bader@chrysb
unpopular (maybe?) opinion: MCP is dead in the water @openclaw has shown me that api & cli will win. every MCP server you connect loads its tool definitions into your context window. name, description, parameter schema, all of it. connect 10 servers with 5 tools each and you've burned 50 tool definitions worth of tokens before your conversation even starts. context bloat will never be a good thing - performance-wise or economically. i assume this is why @steipete left it out of @openclaw. the "exec" tool paired with on-demand skills is all you need. it can run any command invented since the beginning of computers. a resurgence of glory for ancient, but powerful tools like curl, sed, awk, grep. command line tools once mastered by the greats, but long forgotten and buried underneath abstractions developed for us lesser mortals. now available to us all, piloted by the smartest models on earth. every founder gets their own mass army of greybeards. the inertia required for MCP adoption, imo, is too great to overcome the momentum @openclaw has breathed into api + cli + skills. the common defenses people bring up: • "MCP gives you typed schemas and validation" — so does a well-documented CLI • "MCP gives you explicit permissions" — so does a sandbox with an allowlist • "MCP is a standard" — a standard that scales poorly is still a standard that scales poorly lastly, i've heard many MCP servers are just wrapping existing APIs - that kind of redundancy and unnecessary indirection should be a red flag. so, let's drop it and redirect our efforts into cli tools & apis with accompanying skills.
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