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Cofounder & CTO @clearyapp | Enterprise AI for HR teams | StarCraft taught me speed, MTG taught me strategy | Ship fast, learn faster | SF

San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2009
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God damn this would have been awesome
A former BioWare employee uploaded this Mass Effect Universe (Mass Effect 5) trailer on Reddit! According to another employee, this trailer was ready a few months ago. #MassEffect
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Hello! Today, we're releasing Instant from @densityio You can now ask a utilization question from our huge sensor dataset + get a chart instantly Density produces and stores billions of rows of building data at 1 sec intervals With Instant, it's absurdly fast to visualize them
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Had fun chatting with @MollySOShea about the agent economy!
BREAKING: Howie Liu (@howietl), Founder & CEO of Hyperagent (prev Founder & CEO of Airtable, acq. by Bending Spoons) says AI agents will become "a multi-deca-trillion-dollar market:" “The agent opportunity is going to be trillions of dollars.” “I think [it’s] bigger than the current knowledge work economy, which is itself tens of trillions of dollars large because we’re basically able to now deploy basically cheaper & faster, always-on intelligence that can perform knowledge work.” And cheaper intelligence could actually mean more spending, not less: “When you have something that’s even cheaper than it was before, you usually consume more of it, not less, in dollar spend.” “We’re talking about a multi-deca trillion dollar market opportunity.” 00:00 Howie Liu & Hyperagent 00:59 AGI Is Already Here 02:11 Governing Agents Safely 02:15 Low Floor High Ceiling Design 04:19 Biggest Product Mistakes 05:27 Focus Beats Being Everything 06:15 Building a Cult Brand Fast 08:03 What Comes After Agents
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I'm still holding out hope that the CEO succession at Apple, which is putting a hardware man in charge, could lead to them allowing/assisting Linux on their modern lineup. STRANGER THINGS HAVE HAPPENED! Ternus, if you hear this, I'll fly to Cupertino tomorrow for a chat!!
Going to double down on the MacBook mission with Omarchy. We almost have perfect coverage for the vintage Intel era going from 2009-2020. There's a straight shot to get the M1 and M2 machines going too, even if it's a lot more work. But we'll do the work. We'll fix everything.
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Yesterday, Airtable got acquired for $1.285B by Bending Spoons. What people don't know is that Hyperagent spun out into it's own company. Howie Liu (@howietl) is going all in on agents. On this episode of Navigators, filmed a few weeks ago, I sat down with Howie to talk through Hyperagent, why the product form factor has to structurally change with every leap in model capability, and the lean, agent-first companies being born out of all of it. 00:00 Why every model leap forces the product to change shape 02:51 Spinning Hyperagent out of Airtable 05:56 Why Hyperagent bets on horizontal, against the conventional wisdom 10:45 OpenClaw and the overnight-agent stories 13:34 Hyperagent is to OpenClaw what the Macintosh was to Linux 14:57 Why Howie built the Hyperagent MVP himself over the holidays 18:18 "Harness Squared": why the real value lives above the model 28:57 Hyperagent and the rise of lean, agent-first companies Checkout Navigators, our new pod on Youtube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts!
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Fable 5 and Sonnet 5 really need each other We ran every Claude model on Hyperagent to build a creative data viz about goals scored at the World Cup Here's how they did 👇
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Blue Dove Coffee on canal st
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Can attest to a lot of this - long running threads, planning, adversarial review all working well for me lately. But still much more to learn and try, I feel like I’m only getting 1% of my theoretical max productivity despite feeling more productive than ever.
1/ Some things I've learned recently running coding agents on large-scale projects. Most of this contradicts advice from 6 months ago!
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We’re giving away $10,000,000 to founders building agent-first businesses. Autonomous, proactive agents will run tomorrow's companies. We're backing 500 founders building them. The Founding 500. hyperagent.com
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We’re giving founders $10M. Introducing the Founding 500 - $10M to the 500 operators building agent-first companies. If you’re ready to put agents at the center of how your company operates, we want to hear from you. Apply by 5/31: hyperagent.com/?utm_source=x…
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You survive, but you do not live
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Maul Shadow Lord - 10.5/10 Almost as good as Andor!
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Damn cursor lookin real nice lately might just have to try it out again
A new PR review experience is now available in Cursor 3. Take PRs from creation to merge, all in one place. You can see comments, diffs, commits, and review status to understand what changed and next steps. Navigate larger PRs more quickly with the file tree and changes picker.
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Loving this new skill I made to record a screencast with thoughts and click indicators as automatic evidence to be uploading into a PR.
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final result embedded in PR
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Put together a prototype skill using agent-browser to generate screencasts of it's actions displaying thinking and clicks
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This speech is my second favourite thing to have come from the Artemis 2 mission 🥹🥹🥹
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Earthset. The Artemis II crew captured this view of an Earthset on April 6, 2026, as they flew around the Moon. The image is reminiscent of the iconic Earthrise image taken by astronaut Bill Anders 58 years earlier as the Apollo 8 crew flew around the Moon.
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Quadruple NASAs budget immediately!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The images are AI-generated fictional scenes, not real NASA photos. Author confirmed in reply: "They are [AI]." One depicts the Moon visible from a lunar crater, which is physically impossible. x.com/chelsssseeeea/…
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