"Don't aspire to glory, aspire to work."

The magic pill you are looking for is the work you are avoiding.

Elon Musk's formula for success: Ego ÷ Ability < 1⁣ ⁣ When your ego exceeds your ability, you break the feedback loop to reality. Smash your ego. Internalize responsibility. Do whatever it takes.⁣ ⁣ The goal isn't glory—it's true work that serves the most people.

I agree. Human creativity and ingenuity won’t be replaced even by the most advanced AI. Humans will just evolve to leverage AI, with infinite potential for improvement.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: “I wish upon you plenty of pain and suffering” “There’s a phrase that says you should choose your career based on your passion. And usually people connect passion with happiness… Nothing there is wrong, but there’s something missing. And the reason for

I think we are entering a new era for startups: searching for pmf -> hardcore engineering. I’ll explain: Founders used to wander the idea maze looking for the right product idea then quickly building it out. In the age of AI, you can find PMF quickly. If you tell a business

Feds warn of possible cyber attacks by Iran on US critical infrastructure arstechnica.com/security/2025/…

there's nothing to add to this. it's perfect 👌

There is so much opportunity right now in making AI Agents real for enterprises. The models pack insane capabilities, but to get them into the middle of an enterprise workflow requires significant scaffolding, domain understanding, and context engineering. This is the play.

nbcnews.com/tech/security/… Day by day, it is becoming more apparent. In order to stay ahead, we need to begin adopting LLM-based security tools into enterprise. Attackers are embracing the sheer power of language models to help them find and exploit vulnerabilities faster than

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YC pushes you to move fast. That advice is powerful, but in security it can be dangerous. We’ve had to learn how to move fast without breaking trust. For us that means smaller releases, shadow runs before rollouts, and rolling back if noise goes up. It’s possible to move at

How to make great products Make it (work, great, magic) 1. Blitz the first version. As ugly as possible. But get to that aha moment 2. Add core features to "Complete" it, sand the edges, etc 3. Compress. Magic is defined as "put in a little, get out a lot" That's how we do it

AI makes it easy to talk about the future. In security, that doesn’t work. If a finding isn’t real, the trust is gone. That’s why we built MindFort to validate before reporting. If our agent can’t exploit it, it doesn’t show up in your queue. It’s simple, but it matters. What

YC isn’t an easy place to be a security company. Most founders are building productivity tools, SaaS, or marketplaces. Their demos are easy to show and the value is obvious in minutes. Security isn’t like that. Most teams we spoke to came in skeptical. They wanted proof, not

Every security team has lived this story. SOC2. ISO. PCI. You spend months preparing for the audit. Documentation, controls, processes. The budget goes to consultants, auditors, and compliance software. Everyone is heads down. You pass. You celebrate. Leadership congratulates

Every RFP is a sales pitch for the future. Every demo looks like the missing piece. Every contract is “strategic.” And then reality hits. Integration takes six months. Half the promised features don’t work outside of the canned demo. The team complains it doesn’t fit their