
Building @niteshiftdev | prev @harvey__ai🧑⚖️, @mirage_ml 🥏, @nvidia 🚗, @apple 🤖
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I was the first DAU of Niteshift.
Over the last year it became clear that Niteshift is building the future of engineering.
I’m excited to join the mission and work with the most ambitious companies.
If you want to help define the future, let's chat!
This is huge! Very impressed with the velocity of @paperinstr
Congrats!
Over the past 2 weeks, we’ve onboarded a few thousand businesses and developers from our waitlist per capacity to try Ultramarine 1 Flash. We were thrilled to see the variety of use cases and grateful for rich feedback to support future generations of the model.
We’re excited to share that we’re releasing the weights and launching the model with early partners, including @FireworksAI_HQ and @baseten, to broaden access.
I've tried every dev setup
@niteshiftdev is by far the most ergonomic
Cloud coding agents are a surprisingly hard infra problem, and it’s been awesome working with @mlejva and team to deliver fast, reliable coding agents in niteshift.dev on @e2b!
RT @smehmood: I think this is true for 95% of existing software (internal tools, small apps, etc)
But humans have limitless ambition. Fron…
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The future is domain specific small models. Super excited for this launch and what it means for the future of knowledge work!
Today we're announcing that Modal has crossed $1B in annualized run rate, as well as raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by @Accel.
Since our Series C, usage has tripled and we’ve grown more than 15x year-over-year.
We are deeply grateful to the developers and companies building on Modal. There's still so much more to build, and we can't think of a better time to be building software.
I can't wait till I'm taking my R2-D2 on adventures instead of another glorified vacuum cleaner for the house
Absolutely killer team + important problem! Excited to see @ProximalHQ crush it
Proximal builds infrastructure that enables AI to improve from real-world experience.
In the past year, we have grown to more than $200M in annualized revenue helping frontier labs and enterprises improve coding agents. Now, we are expanding beyond software engineering.
Recent progress in mathematics demonstrates what happens when models are trained in domains with massive amounts of public data and easy verifiability, making it easy to find weaknesses, generate training tasks, and iterate quickly.
We build infrastructure that enables this feedback loop in other domains: we are excited about a world in which AI systems design targeted drugs, accelerate chip design, and rewrite legacy software that still runs hospitals, power grids, governments, and other critical infrastructure.
Since starting, we have assembled a small team of researchers and engineers and built world-class infrastructure for post-training and synthetic data research to overcome the challenges of scaling manual data curation.
Our team comes from Cursor, Google DeepMind, Meta Superintelligence, Prime Intellect, Citadel, and Jane Street. More than half are former founders.
We’re fortunate to be backed by investors who share that vision, including @generalcatalyst who led our $15M Seed Round at a $300M valuation, as well as @chemistry, @svangel, @dvlamoen and individuals like @LiamFedus, @kevinweil, and @bernhardsson
When I was at Harvey working with Excel, Powerpoint and Word files was so painful that we often resorted to converting the document into a PDF and using a mixture of OCR/image models to ingest data.
It was incredibly painful.
Excited to see this work by @paperinstr to hopefully remedy those issues and move one step closer to turning the $MSFT office suite into a programmable layer for agents
Computer Use is huge for the enterprise, Phone Use will be explosive for consumer.
There are so many apps that don't have an API and have horrible user interfaces (Beli, rideshare, etc)
My Muse can just interface with those for me
One step closer to a super-app
Using Muse and Instinct recently, it's clear this is the future of communication.
I no longer want to give out my real inbox to anything that my agent can manage, the killer feature of Instinct right now is being able to use it's own email to sign up for lists, newsletters, etc. Would be awesome if I could link it to my domain.
Looks like we'll finally get our Gmail killer.
Funny that the Gmail killer wasn't @SuperhumanMail but will be @ Muse (or something similar)
For too long we've treated email as a secondary SMS channel. Now we can treat it like we do with our physical mailboxes (but now managed by an agent)














