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The gap between "works in a demo" and "works at scale" is about 4,000 commits.

b2c is weirdly abandoned rn. not bc there are no opportunities, but bc ppl convinced themselves there aren’t.

@ryanxjhan don't think this is true. look at the 'brandon' character in their shorts.

same for cluely btw

@ryanxjhan im a waterloo yc founder i will literally turn away all my customers before giving them a bad or low-integrity service

how is this possible??? there are literally zero fraudulent founders from waterloo despite it being a top 5 school for yc

not a single waterloo engineer works at delve. let that sink in

Maybe, but to then copy our entire process, adopt our exact language and make it much cheaper because you use certification mills from India while claiming to deliver the same quality we do is not. Think about it. The guy had the gall to get on a call with me, as a fellow YC founder, to ask me advice and get insights on compliance. This wasn’t a demo sales call. Many founders know me to be helpful and transparent. But that violation of trust by someone who I was trying to help makes me upset to this day. That first call was the start of a long chapter where we struggled to match Delve’s magical promises, that they could only deliver on through fraud. That call stands symbol to me of something that I can’t describe in any other way than a blight on our industry.

@zerocaulk @yacineMTB Most who were getting SOC 2*

@zerocaulk @yacineMTB Most YC companies from P25 onwards that I’ve interacted with were using Delve.

These people are going to jail for a long, long time. This is such ridiculously blatant fraud.

Why is it BS if Delve is defaulting people into signing SOC 2 reports that blatantly lie (the 20 hr pentest thing brought up in the article)? I understand that security is every company’s job and these companies are really only guides through the soc 2 process, but this is at the very least predatory behaviour by Delve. The most represented delve customer is a 20 year old college dropout who got into an accelerator. What’s the point of a guide if theyre passively attempting to misrepresent you through the process?

Nooooooo

@FlyaKiet @blader @runwayco @superset_sh ok yeah looks like i was actually just using ghostty fallback icon support or something. installed a new nerd font and got superset using it fine. my bad folks!

@FlyaKiet @blader @runwayco @superset_sh to expand, neovim icons break. do you guys use your own ghostty config or something? not sure if my nerd font isn't loading correctly.

i and the majority of the @runwayco engineering team are now on @superset_sh as their daily driver cannot recommend it more highly. (disclosure: i am now an investor but only after i was a DAU)

fine, you convinced me teej... ill try it

us: we are struggling to figure out the best way to use coding agents, we don't have clarity yet everyone else: our team is moving at speeds unheard of, all our PRs are ai generated, we've cleared 6 years of backlog man we must really suck huh

sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that

Spot on. Exactly my experience as well.

Canada is the greatest country on planet earth 🇨🇦

@vishyfishy2 how detailed was the prompt?

captain capy ran for ~2hours, making a CLI for itself. it orchestrated across 13 task agents and made a fully working prototype CLI

@_tenZdhon_ i lived in the suburbs of toronto/waterloo most of my life and vancouver made me very happy

Lived here for 10 years :) Which city should I visit this summer??

@zack_overflow what's the monitor (all the einks ive looked at were way too expensive

Reading code is now the bottleneck Invest in tools to help you intently read and scrutinize AI generated code: - eink monitor: read code for hours with zero eye strain, less visual noise - sunlight: better sleep, attention, cognitive performance - indoor plants: lower stress