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Rovr (YC W26) is actually building in this space and creating a true AI orchestration layer to empower PMs and FDEs.

We’re building Rovr (YC W26) to be the next-gen OS for FDE + IT teams. Most companies are still running internal ops on a pile of dashboards, random scripts, and tools that should’ve been retired a decade ago. Then they wonder why things break. Here’s the part that annoys people:

Ratio is the first social prediction market trading app built on Polymarket. Automatically copy trade the best. Track your friends. Compete on the leaderboard. Get Ratio'd. Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play Store. Join the waitlist: ratio.you

Shared experiences are great, but their real value shows up when everyone reflects on them together. It’s wild how when you look deep enough you often end up arriving at the same conclusions. These moments become a microcosm of life itself.

llms are turning into a new kind of echo chamber a kind of polite sycophantic voice that just agrees with your worst thoughts and for the first time that negative voice in your head can talk back and push you deeper into your own delusions and this is all being rolled out across

1/6 Palantir sued 3 of Percepta's employees (including me) last week. They're trying to bully us. We should all be concerned when a $400B+ giant is attacking a 35-person start-up over baseless allegations.

An unfortunate reality of America being a country built by lawyers as much as by builders. When incumbents feel real pressure, they often resort to litigation as a way to slow innovation instead of competing head on. Good luck, it is usually a sign you are doing something right.

The DEAD language Sanskrit has 10 million words by conservative estimates. If you coined 1,000 new words every year, you'd need 10,000 years to match it. English? 170,000 words. Mandarin? Around 370,000. A linguistic architecture built across millennia, encoding knowledge

Im sometimes unsure whether to post something on here jot it down on my notes or spam my friends.

Most personal development frameworks try to map your whole life. But people don't need a bigger map. They need a clearer instrument to view things. Inner clarity over external models. Build the ability to see yourself clearly. Everything else emerges from that.

"Evaluation shouldn't just be about numbers 📊; it should also be about human experience 🧠. The Arena uses a 'Blind Battle' format⚔️ - you vote for the response that feels most natural. Your votes build the national leaderboard.🇮🇳📈 Contribute: arena.ai4bharat.org/#/chat

If you've lost track of startups coming out of UC Berkeley Sky Lab raising in the last 3 weeks: SGLang (RadixArk) raised at 400m valuation VLLM (Inferact) at 150m at 800m valuation LMArena raised 150m at 1.7B valuation. Not too bad for impact in January 2026.

The Ratio beta is now live on the App Store & Google Play Store. The first news app built around prediction markets not headlines. We make markets the source of breaking news. Live events, OSINT signals, and prediction markets stream together in one place. When the world makes

Creation is a fundamental aspect of nature. Humans create when thoughts are given time to breathe, mature, and fully take form. What’s happening now is that we’re accidentally killing our cognitive privacy, and in doing so we’re inhibiting that fundamental process. Thats

I used AI to bring back old scanned books in Hindi (and any other language) that were lost to history back to life. I brought back the prescient 1924 Hindi novel "Baeesween Sadi" (22nd Century) that predicts what life in the future might look like, 100+ yrs later. Indian author

Sarvam went from “embarrassing” to “well done” in eight months, and the reversal is coming from the same VC who trashed them. Deedy called Sarvam’s flagship LLM launch embarrassing in May 2025. Said their 24B model got 23 downloads while two Korean college kids got 200K. Now

10 of the greatest minds of the last 100+ years ... Were all very deeply influenced by the Upanishads: Sanskrit texts of the late Vedic periods that served as the foundational emergence of the central religious concepts in Hinduism.

With all the attention around the recent AI summit and Sarvam AI’s new releases, I found myself looking deeper into the people behind it. Came across this essay by Pratyush Kumar on Sat–Chit–Ananda. He explains Vedantic ideas like existence, consciousness, and completeness through