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The stats back it: 90% of startups fail. The ones that succeed don't have smarter founders. They have founders who were still standing after everyone else quit.
Toughness isn't emotional armor. It is the ability to wake up to the same unsolvable problem for three years and not stop moving forward.
The hardest part isn't visible in any pitch deck.
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Someone asked what's the most underappreciated quality in startup founders. I realized I could answer this by asking what's the most underappreciated aspect of startups. That's easy: how hard they are. So the most underappreciated quality in founders is sheer toughness.
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"Auto-Compressing Networks" is such a super-simple idea, yet works remarkably well! It (with ELU nonlinearity) became my standard go-to any time I need a small MLP (embedding transformations, QKV forms, etc.) -everywhere I tried, it was slightly, but measurably, better.
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Post-YC founders are hitting a paradox nobody talks about.
There's more capital than ever. Accelerators, angels, family offices all writing checks.
But there's also more pressure to figure out what actually works in AI before Google or OpenAI just copy you.
Speed to product-market fit used to be measured in years. Now you've got months, maybe weeks.
You're racing against infinite resources with a finite runway.
The window to prove your moat exists is shrinking every single day.
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Hmm.. So you can't use LLMs to write code that is not already well represented in the humanity's knowledge closure? Who would've thunk? (Hope this is not a deal breaker in them making Nobel-worthy discoveries by next weekend though..)
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💯.
The idea of Full Self-Driving is trivial (‘make the car drive itself’). Execution meant cameras, maps, edge cases → a whole autonomy stack.
That’s how we approach AI Agents too. The idea (‘let AI control software’) is simple. But execution is brutal: UIs weren’t built for machines. We’re mapping them, teaching flows, handling billions of edge cases — FSD for software.
Do that right → every UI becomes a Universal API. Here's the 5-min pitch of how we’re building it at @SentiusAI using first principles:
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3/3 If you run a complex industrial application — oil rigs, manufacturing floors, global supply chains — and wonder how to build AI co-workers around it: talk to us at @SentiusAI.
This is our #MasterPlanForAgenticAI.
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2/3 Everyone chases Word, Excel, Salesforce. But who automates the long tail — apps with 50K niche users that run trillion-$ industries?
Think Schlumberger Omega in oil & gas. SAP in supply chain. Dassault in aerospace. These tools run the world — but their experts are retiring.
We took a page from @elonmusk & @karpathy on Full-Self Driving: maps come first. Yes, “The map is not the territory.”, but without map, you're wondering. You can’t reliably drive without any sense of a map at all.
You can’t automate without an Atlas.
That’s why we’re building the #AtlasOfIndustrialApps. Real UIs. Real workflows. Real reliability.
“Macrohard for Industry.” Because unlike fake gyms, these apps are hard, and they matter.
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1/3 Your next hire might not be human — and it may know Schlumberger Omega better than your best engineer.
AI “co-workers” are moving from hype to reality. Labs like @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI are training models in fake enterprise apps — teaching agents to click through synthetic Salesforce, CRMs, email clients.
The costs are staggering: billions on data, $150–250/hr domain experts, “gyms” for agents.
At @SentiusAI we chose first principles: map and operate against real enterprise software. Failures surface early. Audit trails are real. Reliability beats simulation.
One OpenAI exec put it best: “The entire economy will become an RL machine.”
Question is — will it run on fake apps or real ones?
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Preparing to pitch @SentiusAI at @SelectiveVC in less than 4 min.
Come join us here:
youtube.com/live/UAStKbBfZ2w
(No #Macrohard for now, but we'll talk about our latest breakthrough in #ComputerUse tech for the very first time!)
#AIAgents #ComputerUse #FSDforEnterprise #FirstPrinciples
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People who are good at programming will use AI to take the jobs of those who are mediocre at it. So you should study CS iff you're going to be good at it.
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A great reminder that letting startups grow into independently successful businesses, rather than be bought up by existing giants, can generate enormous value.
A win for employees, investors, innovation, and the public.
Shares of software company Figma soared in their stock-market debut Thursday, rising more than 200% in one of the splashiest initial public offerings in years on.wsj.com/4mdZ2yh
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If you want to start a software startup, you should still learn to program. Even if AI writes most of your code, you'll still be in the position of an engineering manager, and to be a good engineering manager you have to be a programmer yourself.
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I always learn a lot more from in-depth analysis of few random cases over dashboards of aggregate statistics across all cases. Both projections can be helpful but the latter is disproportionately pervasive.
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I've done it 😤
A fast Windows Explorer native SVG thumbnail extension written in Rust, with no dependencies besides the official Windows API bindings.
It uses the Windows API to render everything, even with hardware acceleration.
Will publish the repo after more testing.
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Writing has been on the wall. Self driving will surely win over human driving. Better consumer experience, far lower cost, more scalability and predictability. If I were @Google I’d be investing tens of billions of dollars per year to entrench myself before others caught up. Maybe a larger market than search!
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Excellent observations.
Especially given Salesforce's acquisition of Convergence.
Wish you'd talk to us @SentiusAI as well :)
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