It was shocking the first time I saw someone turn down a once in a lifetime opportunity for no good reason, which they often come to regret.

By the 10th time, I realized that all things being equal, seeing and acting on opportunity is what divides middling vs massive success.

The CEO of Franklin Templeton ($1.5T AUM), Jenny Johnson, is hacking with Replit on the weekend. What’s your excuse?

Semgrep is a security scanner trusted by the biggest enterprises in the world.

Now runs on every deploy for vibe coders on Replit.

You’ll be surprised how even the best LLMs can generate unsafe code.

Anthropic deepens their lead on Agentic workloads. Congrats to the team.

This practice has always felt so strange. Your first interaction with your new partner, a VC, should not be getting an outrageous bill for the privilege of being in their presence.

Agent should also be in some cases up to 90% faster to finish tasks.

Gaza genocide lethality relative to other genocides and wars. Using life expectancy loss.

This is only the first 12 months. If you extrapolate using recent figures it will come out worse than the Bosnia genocide.

Listening to the founding story of React.js and React native from @jordwalke and @Vjeux at @Replit

you’re in line behind ICE exosuit on break. trump’s 4 terms in. coffee’s 3,000 CBDC, adjusted hourly by your palantir social score.

No code, just vibes.

This is exceeding Twitter 1.0 levels of spam.

Gerrard builds beautiful Replit apps. Consider using his services!

I’m constantly surprised by the diversity of our developers and their work.

These folks build exclusively on @Replit mobile.

Surprising (shocking!!) that shrieking “jihadist, terrorist, antisemite” at Mamdani didn’t work.

Alex is an exceptional founder and @OpenRouterAI is a beast of a company.

Worst thing about VR is how fucking dorky you look

They got GPT-5 to perform better on security tasks than OpenAI’s own numbers.

How?

Well, that's what agent engineering is about. It's creating an environment and a harness that is best suited for the task and use-case.

This is a very specialized domain knowledge that it's easy to miss.

It’s the difference between “wrapper“ business and a real technology company with a technical edge.

Grok on Tesla is super fun.

Can brainstorm, learn a new thing, or simply ask “what’s in the news today” and dig into a specific story.

I could see Tesla making an AI phone.

LLMs are trained unintelligently.

They’re brute-forced into shape, like cracking a password with infinite tries. It’s ugly and energy-hungry.

Yet probably worth it to help uncover the true essence of intelligence. Which is likely to be beautifully simple.

It’s unacceptable and unprofessional for a VC like Josh Wolfe to attack a founder by altering screenshots to put words in my mouth and falsely tying my company and partners to them.

If this is what he does publicly, imagine the distortions spread behind closed doors.

I remain unwavering in speaking up for the children in Gaza. Tactics like this won’t change that.

We can disagree on the issues, but truth matters. This is stooping too low, and it’s harmful for the entire tech community.

“Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what B2B startup can you build”