Subhash Ramesh

finally shipped my first personal website! subby.tech

For 2 years my friends have been working on turning a $500 beater 1990 Honda Accord into a racecar This weekend, they're competing in a race called 24 Hours of Lemons, a parody of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Just some average joe-schmos who dress up in funny costumes, decorate their cars, and try to get the best lap time while hoping their car doesn't blow up (dw there's a lot of fire extinguishers on site) I watched their team, MagiCARp Motors, push their Gyarados themed Accord to the limit, doing most of the track at 70 mph in a car older than everyone on the team The event is electric. 60 of us gathered under their canopies to observe them monitoring the situation of the race through a homemade Claude Code telemetry setup. They were streaming the driver's pov on twitch next to our friends DJing and learning to drive stick on a racing sim they brought from home. It's a nutty amount of effort to put into something. There's really no point other than fun, but everyone's so committed to the bit. Our team's car is GEARados, but there was one that looked like a cop car, a bee car, and my fave: the emotional support vehicle. It's actually a one of a kind thing to be a part of. Most teams have sponsors to fund them, but so far my homies have done everything out of pocket. Funds often have special access to sporting games, but that's so unoriginal at this point. Imagine taking someone you're trying to woo to a Lemons race instead and getting to meet the MagiCARp motors teams instead. If you're a startup I can't see a better way to close a potential hire. But for real, if you're interested in supporting this awesome team, DM me for more info and we can work something out. A million tech people are involved in races like this - we ran into folks from every big AI lab and founders from all over this weekend, I'm sure getting your logo on the car would be ROI positive.

@anishthite @fin465 LOL

@fin465 your trust page is broken btw

in high school I was part of a "human accelerator" they called it "like YC for people" it taught me everything i know about startups and hustling to get ahead and got me started on twitter and blogging online but also gave me crippling anxiety for years wrote about it here: aadillpickle.com/inside-the-hum…

@anishthite this is sick

Introducing VercelNet: the internet but only Vercel apps (made from 21k vercel apps I scraped the other night)

@hthieblot lfgggg

In 2026, I’m inviting 1,000 founders to San Francisco to start their companies. Are you in?

@dxlantxch @buildyourcorner strong vouch 👀👀

i'm looking to join my next startup!! ideally creative industry and series A-C stage :) here's a bit about me. previously i worked at @buildyourcorner where i built internal tools that helped us scale growth to millions of impressions/mo. before that i was an ml engineer at @LexicaArt where i was training a video model with the team. and before that i co-founded a company that had 60k+ users, 800+ github stars, $2k+ MRR, and $75k in funding from @fdotinc did many many solo projects as well. i'm good at python and typescript. paramiko, vLLM, k8s, fastapi, next.js, rclone, RabbitMQ, modal, pytorch, img2dataset, etc. right now im really interested in music production too! resume below. dm me!! thanks :)

this guy ships.

@jmoonio EMMA!

For the past 12 months, I’ve been heads down building a robot. Introducing Emma – an autonomous robot that scans farms, detects diseases, and measures yield. Currently deployed in 14 vineyards and orchards in CA and NY.

@sharifshameem Banger

A willingness to look stupid is the most underrated moat in doing creative work

organizing an evening around the history of mobile computing with @designengclub we hear from some of the og general magic team about their attempt to build the smartphone decades too early, following by a screening of the documentary wednesday march 11th evening in SF 🎬🪄

@rtwlz holyyyy

EXCLUSIVE SCOOP: I joined the wonderful Labs team at OpenAI. I am learning a lot and have l enjoyed it very much.

@dillionverma LFGGGG

i bootstrapped my first app from 0 to $300k MRR in 45 days no vc, no paid ads, no influencers

@anishthite @fdotinc 😂

@fdotinc @subby_tech

who is the bad bunny of software?

@FarzaTV 👀

I'm going to teach a group of people how to build their first app with AI this week using Codex. I'll do a live tutorial, then we'll all cowork + build. if you don't have an idea to work on, dw I'll help with that too. If you wanna join the call, reply with your fav emoji :-)

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