Every startup tech stack is the same these days: - Typescript - Next - Tailwind - Vercel - Supabase - OpenAI - Coke

being a good software engineer is about knowing when to use cursor and when to lock in

elon has correctly deduced that the best way to communicate his view on complex topics clearly to the masses is by putting everything in meme format

reunited with my berkeley crew on the coolest digi cam ever 💌 ft. Oliver Johansson + Jake Lewin :)

coding in cursor today me: add this one feature: {feature} sonnet 3.7: ok i did that and i also made 69 changes you didn't ask for, didn't need, and that broke your app gemini 2.5: ok, i'll do that. *does nothing*

cooked a cozy little dinner for friends from every corner of my life before we all graduate. ft. lots of pasta and lucy the dog as the cutest sous-chef 🐾👩🏻‍🍳💗

help keep ash in the bay! best community growth person i’ve met

wish YC was a publicly traded company. i’d be loading up shares rn

i just want my photos man

Three weeks ago, we started building an AI game engine. But some models kept making things look... sloppy. So we turned finding the best one into a game. In three weeks, that game grew to 35K+ users across 135 countries. Introducing Design Arena, the fastest-growing

One thing I’m learning from these releases is that you can’t take for granted AI being able to solve your specific workflow. Because there are unlimited use cases, it feels like AI is the first tech where updates can significantly regress or even completely eliminate the reason

the fact that there is no clear answer in the comments is actually probably very good. just follow your passions

my whole feed is just ppl raising 😂