yuhang has some of the most intricate, well crafted designs I've ever seen. They're just works of art.

My eyes filled with tears of joy reading this

tgim Brennan Spellacy 💥 ♻️

I asked gippity to make an image of a person making coffee and progressively make it more complex

Humane should have an “ambient” privacy preserving recording mode when you’re doing mundane tasks and they’ll build the best data set of how we do mundane everyday tasks (like washing dishes, folding clothes etc) to train humanoids with hands like the ones from Clone

Be on a journey, do difficult things, surrounded by friends — tobi lutke

Imagine a Nespresso machine that takes a couple vials of blood, and gives you a battery of 53 blood tests. Do blood work when you arrive at the doctor's office, and the doctor would have the results in front of them during your visit. Meet Vital. And yup it is working!

This was fun! Thanks for having us FORTUNE

we wouldn't exist with Alex Danco believing in us

Blood sweat and tears baby

Taking a stab at revolutionizing #BloodDiagnostics w Canadian #StartUp leading the way by CEO Vasu Nadella and a new investment by OpenAI Sam Altman Can this industry distance itself from the stigma of fraud #Theranos Join me to discuss Vital 3pET #CollisionConf

Technology getting fun again folks

Canadian dynamism

This is Canada. Never have I ever had so much love hate for a place.

we build in our own image

Technology = progress. They are the same.

We’re excited to introduce Chai-2, a major breakthrough in molecular design. Chai-2 enables zero-shot antibody discovery in a 24-well plate, exceeding previous SOTA by >100x. Thread👇

One of the most important biotech companies of our time is being built in Oakville, Canada

the craziest thing about this VitalBio joint is that it's a 3 mins walk from Moods in Oakville, an absolutely absurd lunch time spot, and when you walk in, they will ask you the usual stuff like, "table for 2?", but then they'll say, "smoking or non-smoking?", which I have not

I left feeling inspired after visiting Vasu Nadella at Vital. A swing for the fences problem, incredibly challenging engineering, and end-to-end design/manufacturing. Any one of these would have been hard to take on, but all three? Dang. And I have another fan of