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I made TinderMRR. Instead of people, you swipe on startups for sale. Swipe right to acquire. Swipe left to pass. All startups have verified revenue from Stripe, LemonSqueezy, etc. It's connected to my $1.2B database of verified startups, TrustMRR. Goal: Someone buys a $50k MRR SaaS because they swiped right on the toilet > http://trustmrr.com/tinder-mrr

AI will create a lot of jobs. when internet was new, it disrupted a lot of jobs like media, travel agents, printing press etc. but it also created a lot of new roles like web developers, seo, cloud engineers, growth teams, devops, social media, etc. none of these jobs really existed before the web became the default layer of the world. similar thing happened when mobile devices became popular. it created a ton of new jobs like ios developers, network engineers, ux, etc. AI is the new technological shift. writing a software is easy now. anyone can generate code, design frontend, and ship a prototype in hours. but that is exactly the point: when building becomes cheap, something else becomes hard. most AI apps never reach meaningful scale. distribution, integration, workflows, reliability, and real user value are hard problems. i see two relatively new roles are already getting popularity. 1/ gtm engineer to make sure what is built in a day stays for a long. making sure it reaches users and grows. 2/ forward deployed engineer: as most companies want to enable AI/agent in their products but not a lot of engineers are fully educated about the core tech of it. so next time don’t worry about the AI will take your job. worry about whether you are competitive and educated enough to survive the new wave of roles.

Apple just discontinued their 32" 6K display and replaced it with the same boring 27" 5K size they've been selling for like 12 years. @tim_cook please resign.

What’s your remote agent story right now? Claude code on a box? Cursor cloud agents? Claw on a mini? I saw the new open code stuff launch last night. Doing a @syntaxfm on the state of this right now

Email security is a constant arms race. Like WWII engineers reinforcing only the planes that returned, survivorship bias hides real gaps. But LLMs can help us find the invisible weaknesses. https://cfl.re/4b50JJV

We have continuing contact with the relevant authorities to address the connectivity issues impacting some users in India. Decision makers are involved on all sides. While we don’t have a confirmed timeline to share just yet, this is top priority for our team and leadership. We will post an update once the issue is resolved or additional information becomes available. https://status.supabase.com

From an AI user perspective, the four big leaps so far in ability: 1. GPT-3.5 (ChatGPT, November 2022) 2. GPT-4 (Spring 2023) 3. Reasoners (starts with o1-preview, but the real deal was o3, Spring 2025) 4. Workable agentic systems (Harness + good reasoner models, December 2025)

Voice mode is rolling out now in Claude Code. It’s live for ~5% of users today, and will be ramping through the coming weeks. You'll see a note on the welcome screen once you have access. /voice to toggle it on!

Memory is now available on the free plan. We've also made it easier to import saved memories into Claude. You can export them whenever you want.

We're taking over a cafe on March 15th in Buenos Aires Grab coffee, Cursor credits, and build together

40 million people are building apps on Replit 🚀 Let’s remix one of their apps and make it our own. You can get an app running in minutes, then modify it with simple prompts. Try remixing a simple piano app 🎹 : https://replit.com/@sarahxli/Digital-Pia…

I spent last week at a mastermind in Costa Rica with 8 other startup founders. I have pages and pages of notes, but here were my top 10 takeaways: 1/ AI skepticism is no longer a valid position 2/ your AI tools are only as good as your data 3/ you've been doing cold outreach wrong this whole time 4/ novices optimize prompts, experts optimize systems read the rest (with more context) in my latest newsletter: https://mail.bigdeskenergy.com/p/masterm…

People with big audiences tell you to "make sure everything's perfect before you launch" They have 2 million followers. Of course they can afford to wait.

Starting today, Cloudflare CASB customers can do more than see risky file-sharing across their SaaS apps: they can fix it, directly from the Cloudflare One dashboard. https://cfl.re/4b50JJV

spend your days building skills for agents, go in debt if you have to... this is the highest leverage project you could work on right now skills already transfer from claude code, to codex, to openclaw... but very soon EVERY AI app will support them if minimax 3 drops tomorrow and laps both claude and chatgpt for coding, you don't want to stay loyal to the old model... > you want to transfer your whole setup to a new agent and keep going skills are the portable layer between you and whatever model is winning and i firmly believe downloading skills from public marketplaces without reading what's inside is negative EV you're trusting someone else's logic to run your business... how can you be in control of the output? or can you iterate? how can you improve the loop? Anthropic already released courses on building skills, takes a day or two to finish from there you can build any skill you want, maintain it, and actually MASTER what's running under the hood

OpenClaw 2026.3.2 🦞 💬 Telegram live streaming 🔌 ACP subagents on by default 📄 Native PDF tool ✅ openclaw config validate 🇻🇳 Zalo rebuilt in pure JS 🔒 100+ security & stability fixes Sleep is a feature we haven't shipped yet. https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/rel…

Stop managing ETL pipelines and start threat hunting. Introducing new visualization, automation, and enrichment tools in the Cloudflare Threat Intelligence Platform to turn massive telemetry into instant security posture. https://cfl.re/4bkYcfK

$11,000 M5 max MacBook Pro lfg

Cloudy is our LLM-powered explanation layer built directly into Cloudflare One. Its explanations, now part of Phishnet and API CASB, can improve user decisions and SOC efficiency. https://cfl.re/47e6pQr

👀 PSA: it's your last week to apply to Alpha! if you're a technical student or recent grad exploring startups, this is for you: http://alpha.a16z.com. Two paths: Start a Startup (-1 → 0): If you’ve been thinking about starting something but haven’t taken the leap yet, now is your chance! You don’t need a fully formed company or idea. You may or may not have a team. We’ll give you a $20K grant to start building, up to $250K investment as you formalize, plus an automatic final round interview for speedrun's up to $1M checks. Join a Startup (0 → 1): Join a breakout a16z portfolio company as a full-time engineer and build alongside founding teams, and learn from some of the best in the game! Both tracks spend the summer building in person. You'll kick off in Jackson Hole, then spend 8 weeks in SF building alongside each other and attending dinners with portfolio founders, regular office hours, and tactical working sessions with the speedrun team. Applications close Friday: http://alpha.a16z.com And if this isn’t for you but someone great comes to mind, tag them below 🙂