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@TheRealEJones @skirano he's shilling his shit. keep doing this and never use his software

@skirano Don’t understand this take. Non-designers aren’t good with front end work. Designers will continue to push new concepts. New tools will be iterated. Can you expound on “setting space back years” ?

Please don't do this. This is setting the design space back years.

@jess_ann_pin @RealWokeRight @kai_xbt it's because you think he's high status. that's what you don't comprehend

@RealWokeRight @kai_xbt If the woman fucks up and the man fucks down, the woman won — she got more out of the encounter. But logic is hard for you idiots.

Clavicular reveals the most blackpill thing he's seen since going mainstream "Just the amount of girls from your regular small town or in-state community college who are in my DM requests trying to get flown out to Miami. These girls are DMing pro athletes, influencers, being the most hypergamous they've ever been in the history of the world." "Girls with boyfriends DM me probably every day. If the username is in their bio I'll screenshot it and send it to him."

@jess_ann_pin @ante_tr @WhyTanFox @kai_xbt men and women have different roles. you must be ragebaiting if you think there shouldn't be double standards

@ante_tr @WhyTanFox @kai_xbt Endorsement of sexual double standards is correlated with being a rapist but you do you, creep

@petergyang @meetgranola @cjpedregal they've made a good product 100x worse. closed source. meeting note names don't auto generate anymore. etc. top.

I am incredibly bullish on @meetgranola for a few reasons: 1. Meeting notes are by far the most useful context in a company 2. They know how to build for agents first with great APIs and MCPs 3. @cjpedregal is a stand-up human Love how they started with a wedge in meeting notes and are expanding into much more.

The only 4 jobs that will remain at tech companies. Credits: @yrechtman

@BPBlobfish @BrianAtlas lol are you obtuse? if women didn't want certain men to speak to them, they simply don't swipe right. that already happens across every other dating app token gestures and whitney's fantasy has eroded billions in enterprise value

@BrianAtlas Bumble wasn't created so women ask men out first or not. That wasn't the idea idiot. It was so only men they wanted to speak to could speak to them and the men knew the women wanted to.

Women have dating on easy mode lol. Look, props to her for making the first move, but this is what I call token initiative. Note that despite HER approaching him, HE still asked for the number and setup the date. This was a huge problem on Bumble. The dating app that forced women to send the first message. Women will send a “hey” and then shrug the entire conversational burden and initiative burden back on the man. Hence token initiative.

@GergelyOrosz @martinwoodward i can confirm as an enterprise user, i was default opted in to "training models on my code". we don't use copilot

@martinwoodward Why are you opting me as a paid Pro user into this as default, when you do not do this with other paid (Business and Enterprise) customers? Clearly it's somehting not Business or Enterprise wants. So why did you think your paying customers would? Why did you not make it opt-in?

Happy to chat, but to clarify it’s Copilot usage data for Free, Pro and Pro+ users that is impacted. Not private data at rest and not users of Copilot Business or Enterprise. We emailed everyone impacted earlier in the week and have an in-product banner to let people know how to opt-out ahead of data collection starting. Full details here if you would like to learn more. github.blog/news-insights/…

@martinwoodward @GergelyOrosz this is also not true for cursor. why even use github anymore? imagine paying a boatload AND being the product

@GergelyOrosz Which other tools do you use for AI coding BTW? You sure they don’t do opt-in by default. My understanding is that we are the last to adopt this but I might have been misinformed

@dr_ed_tate @welldonemalone @Kaz_Khadem i wouldn't worry about what this "7x web3 founder" thinks lol 💀💀

@welldonemalone @Kaz_Khadem I’m curious, do you have an upper age limit? If so, what and why?

Young gen z founders in SF today are blatantly embellishing their accomplishments / straight up lying about themselves to VCs to an extent I’ve never seen before… “I spearheaded the AI roll-out of—“ bro you were a freshman summer intern at Meta what are you talking about

@Duderichy low interest rate

> puts a billion dollars of plaid shares up for $70m in cash what

@markoilico link?

If you're now designing or redesigning a website, this will help you a lot. I recently curated the best hero sections, footers, social proof and other website parts because I got tired of having 15+ tabs open (even with Mobbin). Giving it away 100% free. Comment on this post, and I'll send a Figma link to your inbox!

@XtineFang bUT EqUITy!!!

this is like 170k lower than what ppl get paid at jane street and analysts take home around 3M usd base + bonus lol

@abcampbell even if congress fixed qualified investors, retail wouldn't be able to get an allocation or they'd get burned with the 100% fee SPVs

we gotta fix the qualified investor thing regulators’ hearts are in right place but the best laid plans of mice and men

@islesofmets @jaymart222 @MichaelSFBA fucking retard

It's actually good to have more inherited properties as it retains the fabric of the community, she could have friends/other family stay over for a low price and introduce them to the neighborhood and all it's goods, in addition, the less native New Yorkers leave, the better because Businesses can stay, and that 50+ year old business, or 100+ year old business that got passed from multiple generations can sustain for eternity more easily. Rent and property tax stabilization is necessary.

This family is crammed into a $3900 1 bedroom apartment. A few blocks away A single person who inherited her apartment pays 1300 for a large 2 bedroom. This is one of the key failures of the rent stabilization system. It turns an apartment into an inherited asset that prevents anyone else who might need a two bedroom apartment like a family for example from accessing it ever again. And it happens all over the city. There are massive 5,6,7 bedroom apartments (for real I never believed it myself until I saw it) in pre war buildings in northern Manhattan and the Bronx where large families could be living. The owner also can’t turn them into multiple apartments so more people who need housing can live in new 1 or 2 bedrooms made from old 5,6,7 bedrooms due to a law passed two years ago to stop “Frankensteining”. TL:DR when you hate landlords so much you prevent the availability of more housing and turn apartments into inherited wealth.

@trq212 so silly. why would i not just generate the code lol

This works in a clever way—by doing code generation against Figma’s Plugin API, so Claude is translating your app code into Figma functions. From my experience it makes it much more reliable!

Today’s Figma MCP update makes it one of the strongest integrations with Claude Code I’ve seen. You can now use Claude Code to design in Figma with the the full context of your design systems.

@KimChiSpicey retarded take. why wouldn't you divide it over the total number of funded companies

Ranking VCs by how many portfolio companies committed fraud or seriously appear to have. YC is #1 with 7. Interesting that Garry Tan (YC CEO) is on a mission to “make SF politics more accountable”.

@shravvmehtaa @NWischoff @andriy_mulyar @secureframe @getdelve as a former customer, this is patently untrue. we spent several hours daily over weeks to get soc2 across the finish line. your "AI" is just a pretty integration

@NWischoff @andriy_mulyar @secureframe @getdelve The irony here is that from what I saw Delve has practically no AI compared to Secureframe. We’ve been building with AI before LLMs were a thing. We’re just more careful about how we market it and use it.

My take on Delve and experience after 3 audit cycles as a founder -> We've been a decently happy customer of @secureframe the last few years but were considering migrating to @getdelve this January (took some sales calls, got some data in to feel the experience). Here's my take on the situation: I've done 3 audit cycles now where my team (and originally just me) spent weeks every quarter pulling data, filling out spreadsheets, etc to adhere to SOC 2 controls. This was followed by a painful 2-3 month audit period where I felt auditors and the underlying platform were heavily out of sync - auditors would request things that we had already synced/uploaded into the compliance tool, escalatory meetings would happen just to resolve to 'that is ok, sorry we missed it'. The promise of Delve, for me, was AI-native compliance. A platform that didn't just do 80% of the work (controls auto-synced to cloud infra, evidence pulled via vendor APIs) but got us to 95%: where agents did the annoying stuff that the other platforms couldn't handle (auto checking access roles in every vendor, filling out excel sheets first to then to hand over for human verification). Where auditors actually understood the platform holding the evidence they were auditing. I was really onboard with the vision of Delve their team and sales folks pitched me. My gripe with all the existing vendors (@TrustVanta , @DrataHQ, @secureframe ) was this: They built their tech stack and process up up pre-AI. I felt their product roadmap moved very slow, lots of small bugs everywhere and so much silly stuff has to be done manually. One hour my team is orchestrating coding agents and the next hour huddled in a call filling out an Excel sheet - it felt like these existing platforms were 'on the wrong exponential'. We're obviously sticking with Secureframe for now but the above facts still haven't changed. Im certain someone will disrupt the space by achieving the above vision - it's unfortunate that it probably won't be Delve.

@jameszhou02 what's the over/under on them doing damage control and explaining this is a siloed off bucket with some test data 🧐

btw their supabase storage bucket is publicly accessible via any signed url token 😭 exposes: > employee background checks > equity vesting schedules and grant amounts > performance reviews > session tokens for stripe, notion, etc > screenshots below 🧵 i also got access to their notion 😛

@BryanOnel86 don't throw rocks when you live in a glass house! there are stories about "oneleet" too 🫣

That escalated quickly. Delve just got breached because they left their front door, back door and windows open. EVERYTHING is out in the open now.

@BriannaWu @wolfejosh it's weird that @nytimes thinks ginny thomas is fair game (ie. doesnt meet the private citizen threshold) but rama duwaji is not fair game

We made Al Franken resign over a joke, but this woman can cheerlead the rape, slaughter, and torture of Jewish civilians and no one in my party gives a fuck.