YC demo day this year:

sf is crazy

after 12 days in sf someone finally invited me to hack. the initiation ritual was tougher than expected

If you ever wondered what the late 90s felt like in the Bay Area during the .com boom ... this is as close as I've seen it in the last 25+ years.

great products often start as clones. market lessons turn them into originals

it’s actually a revolution that cursor (just from my prompt) handles e2e: 1. db migrations on supabase 2. sentry tracing for back & front 3. aws secrets manager updates 4. ecs rollout w/ new secrets all powered by MCPs. zero manual wiring.

Yadin Soffer not exactly. mcp and cli are in the same category - interfaces that productize the way users use your tool. one designed for humans and one for llms. user & interface of a software product: humans - graphical ui technical humans - cli other software - api llms - mcp

sf founders are hungry

“i don’t have an answer i just followed my gut” more founders need to say this instead of giving confusing, out of context, non tested advice. it’s also cooler to say

forcing myself to system design before jumping into cursor feels like reading the recipe before cooking with a flamethrower

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i’ve been living out of an overflowing suitcase for the past 10 months. if i took your merch, it means something.

do you vibe ux? design first? just sketch it or import from figma?

i need an ai that will call me when i wake up ONLY if i have urgent notifications. i hate looking at my phone the first hour of the day.

sf coffee shops refusing to offer wifi is the living embodiment of tech vs hipster

Dev cursor made “let’s just add that little thing” too easy. people keep adding “little” things instead of shipping already