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Neil Bhammar

@neilbhammar

Banagrams enthusiast, prev Head of Ops & CX @ BusRight

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Expanding QSBS is kind of a big deal. Huge win for founders/early employees who hold eligible stock. The partial holding periods (3 yrs - 50%, 4 yrs - 75%) are an even bigger/better change. Unclear to me if this will only apply to new grants or if it applies retroactively.

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Do y’all use an off-the-shelf admin dashboard? I couldn’t find one that pulled in everything I cared about and let me wire up custom flows (Supabase + Resend + Stripe etc.). So I had Cursor one-shot a custom one. Super pleased with the result.

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It’s easy to fine-tune small models w/ RL to outperform foundation models on vertical tasks. We’re open sourcing Osmosis-Apply-1.7B: a small model that merges code (similar to Cursor’s instant apply) better than foundation models. Links to download and try out the model below!

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Founders shape the culture most when they’re not talking. In what they promote. In what they let slide. In what people learn to do without needing permission.

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A little guide for early employees to not miss out on millions in tax savings. Tl;dr - push incredibly hard to be able to early exercise your options. - if you still cant early exercise, exercise as options vest! just my $.02 - not financial advice. neilbhammar.com/blog/early-emp…

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Holy guacamole the swift dx is rough so far as new learner. And there’s unlimited edge cases to cause failure when actually trying to run any build 😅

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Recent models are post-trained for tool-use. At Osmosis (YC W25), we explored how tools effect model performance. More tool training unsurprisingly led to better performance - but there are still lots of 'unforced' errors. Examples and blog link below!