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Shipping code shouldn’t mean hours of manual testing. @Simulithic (YC F26) sends AI agents through your app like real users, across browsers, devices, and account types. It tells you what broke without you writing a single test script. The teams that ship fastest will be the ones that can verify as fast as they build. Get started today:

"No sleep until series B" is the new "No girlfriend until series B"

Sometimes I do switch between PRs Deadlifts went from 225 to 285 within a month, wanna do 315 before the end of the year 👀

RT @HKrackDev: Another great sunset event on our @coderabbitai rooftop 🌆 Follow our luma calendar and join us for the next one!

RT @renegadegenesis: Have you ever managed a creator before? What about just recruiting five? Ten? There is so much more. Payouts, enforcing campaign rules, preventing creator fraud, legal matters, approving content ... Krea just did that for ~150 creators, and it's not by accident. They were able to scale an entire UGC program by handing the entire thing to Launchpoint. The results speak for themselves.

We just did 80M views for Krea in under 8 weeks. ~150 creators were sourced, coached, and managed entirely by Launchpoint. We make it easy to run UGC and influencer campaigns at scale. Book a demo today to get similar results for your brand.

Not a single YC founder friend of mine has a good sleep schedule 😭 @alymoursy

One of the biggest lessons we learned from YC is to launch early. You will never really feel ready, but the earlier you launch the better.

Its never too early to launch just ship it

Maybe launching wasn't such a bad idea after all

RT @kunalstwt: I am hosting a rooftop happy hour in San Francisco today at 6 pm with my friends at @coderabbitai, with live DJ and great views of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. There are no talks, just a fun way to meet new people and catch up with friends. Food and drinks are covered, obviously. Spots are limited:

Super bullish on @GoodisonJason and the @general_compute team!!! Congrats!

🚨 Big news today: We’ve raised $100M for our Series A! 🎉 🚀 We believe demand for fast inference is many times larger than demand for slow inference, and it’s about to go exponential. Thanks to our co-leads @BlackbirdVC and @Abstractvc. Two visionary partners join our journey 🎉 🚀

Since I left @tryramp, this is what I was missing the most.

RT @Fondocom: Writing code got faster. Checking the whole product didn’t. @itsnotryan and @klauscodes built @Simulithic to help teams close that gap. The platform uses AI agents to explore apps and test user flows across different environments, helping find broken journeys without requiring teams to maintain a script for every screen. As code generation speeds up, testing every important path becomes harder to keep up with. The goal is to help teams catch issues sooner and ship with more confidence. Read more on the Fondo blog 👇

RT @coderabbitai: New in CodeRabbit Secure: Deep Scan now follows a vulnerability across your linked repos, then replays the exploit in a throwaway sandbox to prove it's real before it flags anything. Hendrik walks through this and everything else in the new update:

Won way too much for a little time at the YC poker night I might be creating a gambling addiction over here 😭

Hehehe (I lost it to Jason)

YC poker night 😇

RT @twentyfour_26: this week was all about agents! we figured out how to run our machines from anywhere in the world

Met @SantoshYadavDev in SF, last time we met in India Bangalore, things have changed a lot since then lol (Left is the current one and the one on right is from 2023)

life has been so easy since I added `always verify work with Simulithic` in our AGENTS.md file

Good morning SF Shifted my gym schedule to morning and I’ve never been so back Another week of building @Simulithic 🫡

RT @ycombinator: Marvin Schwaibold leads the product design studio at Shopify, where his team is rethinking some of the company’s most important products for the AI era. Before Shopify, he co-founded the design studio Molly, working with companies including Apple and Google and building a reputation for highly crafted, interactive design. In this episode of Design Review, Marvin joins YC’s Aaron Epstein to show how AI has changed his process, from using Figma as a scratchpad to building working prototypes directly with tools like Codex. He explains why designers are becoming more like editors, how AI is making them more full-stack, and why taste and judgment matter even more when the tools can build almost anything. Then they review viewer-submitted websites and break down how hierarchy, motion, typography, and restraint can make a product feel more intentional. 00:00 — Inside Shopify’s Design Studio 00:30 — Designing With AI 01:44 — Designers Are Becoming Editors 03:25 — How Design Works at Shopify 05:58 — From Molly to Shopify 08:55 — Designing for Exploration 10:22 — Why the Details Matter 11:33 — Designing the Future at Shopify 13:24 — Prototypes Beat PRDs 15:29 — Rethinking Shopify With Sidekick 17:52 — Designers Are Becoming Builders 21:58 — Recreating Reality 24:33 — Dialing In AI-Generated Design 28:31 — Raising the Bar 31:04 — Website Review: Endstack 35:02 — SkillSync 40:49 — Instaplay 45:34 — Mintlify 51:42 — Knowlify 58:34 — Instinct Space

We have fixed the broken internet. Software has changed a lot over the last few years, so much so that in the near future engineers would just want to make sure their software works everywhere, in every account state, every environment, for every customer. At @Simulithic, we have already been shipping at much higher pace using our own product and now you can do the same.