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Joined May 2023
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Everyone’s screaming about AI safety like the biggest threat is a chatbot being rude. Meanwhile terrorists can download open models and plot real attacks. The Pentagon’s already using the same tech to decide who gets bombed. The power is free. No locks. No filters. Anyone can grab it and aim it wherever they want. - You can’t put it back in the box. - You can’t stop the bad actors or the war machines. - You can’t regulate math that lives on every laptop. The only conversation that matters: make the good uses so dominant the dark ones stay rare. Everything else is noise.
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no chinese fine shi in my dms, i havent made it 🥀
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They bought primium+
This is the way 🎯
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I think BYD is more advanced than Tesla on the tech side, but they’re choking on marketing and positioning. BTW Tesla buys batteries from BYD.
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Open weight model that beats Opus 4.6 max on 8 of 9 benchmarks. The model war is headed for some real frontier - challenger open source entries !
⚡Meet Qwen3.8-Flash, a multimodal MoE and an early preview of the Qwen4 architecture, now open-weight! The production version Qwen3.8-Flash will be available soon via QwenCloud API at just $ 0.16/1M input tokens and $ 0.47/1M output tokens. 125B parameters + 51B N-gram embeddings, with just 6B activated per token. Unmatched cost-efficiency. What's new: 🥳 - Next architecture: GDN + QSA hybrid attention, Gated Residual, N-gram Embedding & Muon optimizer, serving as a precursor to the architecture used in Qwen4. - Dramatically lower training and inference costs: trained at just 1/9 the cost of Qwen3.7-Plus, while outperforming it across the board with especially strong gains in coding and office tasks. - Strong performance: scoring 58.7 on DeepSWE 1.1, 62.5 on SWE-bench Pro, 73.9 on CoWorkBench, 84.5 on AndroidWorld, and 95.7 on MathVision (with CI). - 262K native context, extensible to 1M with YaRN. We’re also releasing the weights for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, giving the community an early look at the new architecture we’re exploring for Qwen4.🚀 We can't wait to see what you build with Qwen3.8-Flash!👀👇 - Blog: qwen.ai/blog?id=qwen3.8-flas… - Technical Report: github.com/QwenLM/Qwen3.8-Fl… - Hugging Face: huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-… - ModelScope: modelscope.cn/models/Qwen/Qw…
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both cofounders are peter thiel harvard fellows peter is a crazy guy who notices early strong potential guys when nobody notices them Also backed by jane street and hrt one of the og hfts btw why are these hft players investing in this??
We've raised $700M at a $21B valuation from Jane Street, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia, A16Z, Peter Thiel, BCV, and Blackstone. We're also excited to share that we've shipped our first rack to Jane Street.
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Ameyy retweeted
OpenRouter founders must be SHAKING right now... they just signed their agreement to be acquired by Stripe for $7 BILLION and this team basically ended their business model they printed $13M in 48hrs, here's exactly how they did it: - they bought large volume from providers to get discounted prices - then provide users with one single API key for every frontier model, it automatically routes to the most reliable provider - offer literally 0 fees across the platform
🤝 Paid partnership
We racked up $13.3M in 48 hours after going viral on X, in annualized pledged token spend. Here's the full breakdown of the results + answers to some questions about our 0% markup alternative to OpenRouter. 1. The result, what ~600K impressions on X got us: > ~$1.11M/mo in pledged token spend > 250B+ tokens/month in estimated volume > 14 customers spending $50K+/mo on tokens > 90+ customers doing $2K+/mo, carrying 94% of all pledged dollars > 400+ customers doing $200+/mo > 903 applications total, from 101 countries 2. Key findings on token spend habits: > Where devs route tokens from: 61% OpenRouter, 57% direct from labs (Anthropic / OpenAI / Google), 31% smaller routers. > What they spend on: 47% dev tools + coding assistants, 34% AI agents/automation, 3% data extraction. > Throughput: 5% need 300+ req/min, 20% need 60+ req/min (exactly why the labs' rate limits suck) > Top Regions: 19% USA, 18% India, 4% UK, rest spread across 98+ countries 3. Questions, comments, and concerns > How do you guys make money? This was by far the most asked question. The answer is simple, we buy large volume upfront from providers at below list cost and then sell it at list price w/o any markup. After absorbing the transaction fees we come out around 1.5% model blended margin. At $1.11M/mo of pledged spend, that's about $16K/mo take home. Not bad for our first month of existence. We expect to grow this by at least 50x within the next 12 mo's. >What's ur moat ? What if OpenRouter does this tmr? They're more than welcome to! Matter of fact they should. We're not going to pretend there's some insane technical moat. Routers are a commodity service and switching cost is zero. That cuts both ways: it's how we take their customers with a one-line config change. But they can't match us without deleting the revenue Stripe just paid $7B for. Our job is to grab as much market share as possible while it's open, and 0% markup is the easiest sale there is. > Okay so its race to the bottom and ur gonna die out eventually ? No, also routing is just the beginning! Ultimately, our vision is a marketplace where inference workloads and commit volume can be bid on. Imagine a customer putting up a listing of their projected monthly spend, say 50B Kimi-K3 tokens, and inference providers like Fireworks, DeepInfra, competitively bid on the contract, so the customer gets the fairest possible price. Flip side, where there's tons of demand for dedicated capacity, a provider lists their stock instead, ex: "we can serve 50B GLM 5.3 tokens/mo" and buyers bid on that. Then say you bought $100K in commits and your plans changed, you don't need them anymore, or they're worth more now than when you bought. You just resell them back to the market. Like with all marketplaces though, liquidity is the main concern. Who comes first, sellers or buyers? Our goal with Straitly is to gather that liquidity, and the 0% markup ofc helps that tremendously, every customer we onboard is a buyer already on the book. Once we attain a reasonable amount of liquidity on both sides, we'll bring a whole new dimension to this market. ps. We'd love to meet everyone's demand but we're currently maxed out on capacity, in the process of acquiring more as I write this, so we're onboarding in batches, if you have not heard from us, do not worry we are working hard to get your share. Apply here: > Customers, 0% markup, 30% off your first $10K, $100 upfront: straitly.ai/apply/customers > Providers, if you can serve tokens at scale we want you on: straitly.ai/apply/providers Also: we're hiring engineers, if ur in SF, lets chat.
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Dong Nguyen was just a regular guy in Hanoi with a normal day job programming taxi tracking systems. After work and on weekends he’d sit down and quietly cook up these tiny mobile games in his free time, nothing fancy, just simple stuff he liked building. One weekend he whipped up Flappy Bird in like three evenings. Dropped it on the App Store in May 2013 expecting basically nothing. For the next eight months it sat there with almost zero downloads. Straight up flop territory. Then early 2014 it randomly catches fire. PewDiePie plays it, the internet loses its mind, and suddenly the game is number one in over 100 countries with tens of millions of downloads. Dude was making around $50k a day off a game he made in his spare time. Wild how something that dead for months can just explode like that.
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GitHub Outage on August 17, 2026 GitHub suffered a major global outage lasting nearly 8 hours (13:28 – 21:15 UTC). Root Cause: - Network saturation hit load balancers in the Central US region - An Istio sidecar pod reached its concurrency limits and failed to auto scale due to a misconfigured policy - This cascaded into four HAProxy nodes exhausting their capacity - The authentication gateway degraded, causing widespread failures - A latent retry bug in VS Code amplified Copilot traffic by ~10x - Optimistic retry logic and scraping attacks made recovery even slower Meanwhile...... in the middle of the chaos, Cursor dropped Origin, a brand new code hosting platform built as a direct GitHub alternative. It supports full Git workflows, live GitHub repo syncing, and is designed from the ground up for the AI agent era where machines are committing code at insane scale. Perfect (or painful) timing.
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Why payment gateway company buying openrouter ? What they gonna do by spending 7billion dollers on it?
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Anyone gonna use origin ? Instead of GitHub ?
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Doomsday gonna be fking crazyyy! GTA 6 Nov 19. Avengers Doomsday Dec 18. RDJ as Doom + 3 universes colliding. 2026 is cooked.
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Founders also changed their bio let's gooo 🚀💀
Cursor is now part of @SpaceX. Today, we have officially closed our acquisition. We will join the @spacexai team to help make Grok the world's most useful AI and improve Grok Build, Grok Bot, Grok API, Cursor, and more. SpaceX has built some of the most inspiring and impressive technology in the world, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to become part of such a special company. Onwards.
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Does anyone using kiro ?
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Deepseek is still cheaper!!
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What Astrotalk become Unicorn? How ....? Indian market is crazy tbh!
🇮🇳 Indian Unicorns 133. Astrotalk 132. Emergent 131. Square Yards 130. Sarvam 129. Skyroot 128. KreditBee 127. Neysa 126. Raise 125. Navi 124. Jumbotail 123. Drools 122. JSW One MSME 121. Juspay 120. Erisha E Mobility 119. Moneyview 118. Veritas 117. Ather Energy 116. Rapido 115. Porter 114. Perfios 113. Krutrim 112. InCred 111. Zepto 110. boAt 109. Molbio Diagnostics 108. Tata 1mg 107. Shiprocket 106. OneCard 105. LeadSquared 104. Purplle 103. Physics Wallah 102. Vivriti Capital 101. Open 100. Games24x7 99. Oxyzo 98. CommerceIQ 97. Amagi 96. Yubi 95. Hasura 94. Uniphore 93. XpressBees 92. ElasticRun 91. Livspace 90. DealShare 89. Darwinbox 88. LEAD School 87. Fractal Analytics 86. Mamaearth 85. GlobalBees 84. Pristyn Care 83. Slice 82. Upstox 81. Spinny 80. NoBroker 79. BRNDME 78. Cultfit 77. The Good Glamm Group 76. ACKO 75. MobiKwik 74. GirnarSOFT 73. CarDekho 72. Rebel Foods 71. CoinSwitch 70. Licious 69. Vedantu 68. Apna 67. MPL 66. Zetwerk 65. Eruditus 64. CoinDCX 63. UpGrad 62. Mindtickle 61. OfBusiness 60. BharatPe 59. Droom 58. BlackBuck 57. Blinkit 56. BrowserStack 55. Zeta 54. Moglix 53. Urban Company 52. Chargebee 51. ShareChat 50. Gupshup 49. API Holdings 48. Groww 47. CRED 46. Meesho 45. Five Star Business Finance 44. InfraMarket 43. Innovaccer 42. Digit Insurance 41. VerSe 40. Glance 39. Zenoti 38. PhonePe 37. Cars24 36. Eightfold 35. Razorpay 34. Unacademy 33. Zerodha 32. Postman 31. OYO 30. Nykaa 29. FirstCry 28. Pine Labs 27. Lenskart 26. Rivigo 25. Icertis 24. CitiusTech 23. Ola Electric 22. Druva 21. Zoho 20. Dream Sports 19. Bigbasket 18. Delhivery 17. BillDesk 16. Udaan 15. Freshworks 14. Policybazaar 13. Swiggy 12. BYJU'S 11. Paytm Mall 10. Zomato 9. Hike 8. ShopClues 7. Ola 6. Paytm 5. Quikr 4. Snapdeal 3. Mu Sigma 2. Flipkart 1. InMobi Source: Tracxn
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