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LOVE @mercury for business banking services (not an investor but wish I was). 90%+ of startups I work with use them (including myself) and they now have personal banking services... so good.
I used ai to reverse-engineered anthropic’s claude code prompt architecture and turned it into a standalone playbook for building best in class LLM system prompts: layering, variable injection, trust boundaries, tool policy, verifier roles, memory, caching, and real templates.
Old model: Give 20% to VCs at Series A, spread a 10-20% option pool across 30+ heads - each person gets 0.25-1.5%. AI-native model: Skip the round entirely. Founders hold majority. If you need more folks, vest them at 3-5%+ each. Smaller...
ok, theory, a frontier model creator lands a real breakthrough, they won’t ship it to the public first - they’ll aim it inward. their own products get supercharged, & suddenly you see a flurry of releases in rapid succession that...
for chat platforms like @WhatsApp, @telegram, @SlackHQ, or @discord, staying relevant will require opening up - allowing AI to integrate more seamlessly into conversations and build dynamic environments. walled gardens are dead; interoperability is the future.
possibly the sharpest VC marketing move I've seen... @garrytan ships 15 claude code skills, the repo hits 37k stars and 4.6k forks, then -- only after delivering real value - drops the pitch, bravo 👏: https://t.co/5Vz4Or0r6T
RIP @chucknorris. In 1990 he founded Chun Kuk Do, which included these principles to live by: 1. I will develop myself to the maximum of my potential in all ways. 2. I will forget the mistakes of the past and press on...
🔮Future: Real-time AI codebase awareness kills version control; you don’t need version control when everything is understood in the present moment. The next accelerated version kills bugs as they occur, before a user sees them.
Five years out, when billions of coding agents exist, software development will be largely solved. The traditional moat of “we have better engineers” disappears. Products will be copied, improved, and open-sourced almost instantly. Defensibility will shift away from code itself,...
