Can Uncu
@CanJohnUncu
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Building AI pharmacists
Manhattan, NY
Joined September 2021
Update: Phind died. Brutally competitive space
I'm very impressed by the way Phind, despite being the tiniest of startups, has managed to keep up with the giants. Phind-70B beats GPT-4 Turbo at code generation, and runs 4x faster. There is definitely still room for startups in this game.
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Devs are acting like they didn’t write slop code before AI.
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"We used to debate using tabs vs spaces in code we'd type out"
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they did it again
We just raised $7.2M USD to make insurance feel magical. Nobody has ever said "my insurer was so easy to deal with." We're changing that. @generalmagic_ai builds AI agents that text your customers and complete insurance workflows end to end. 30 minute quotes now take 3.
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2025 was an exciting year for Glasswing, with three portfolio founders (@eunicexwu, @CanJohnUncu, @drewfallon12) recognized on the @Forbes North America 30 Under 30 list. Learn more about what these three founders are building in our 2025 Year in Review: https://t.co/AEMKpx9K3H
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Help: Modal vs E2B vs Daytona vs Cloudflare vs Vercel vs Beam vs Blaxel
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Soon we might snort some computers into our brain. “Hey let’s do a line of Groks and another of some Claudes.” Didn’t have that on my bingo sheet for today.
Inhaling 'Neural Dust' is a radical concept in BCIs. A distributed network of tiny, wirelessly powered sensors scattered throughout the brain, offering the potential for high-fidelity neural recording without the need for fixed implants. Inserted in the brain via inhaling
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I wouldn’t be here without Canada. But I’d also never become who I want to be in Canada. Founders: leave.
We're not saying Canadians should leave Canada. There are lots of reasons to build great companies in Canada, and there are lots of great YC and non-YC startups that thrive and are making the Canadian tech scene great. Where you are incorporated increases your access to capital.
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Clawd hype is stupid. We have agents autonomously prescribing, one shotting apps that took months of development, doing protein discoveries, solving theoratical math problems BUT we are surprised it can handle your imessage when it's given a computer?!?!? how is that surprising
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Weekend win: The proof I submitted for Erdos Problem #397 was accepted by Terence Tao. The proof was generated by GPT 5.2 Pro and formalized with Harmonic. Many open problems are sitting there, waiting for someone to prompt ChatGPT to solve them:
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Amazon Gyms. Like whole foods but a gym. That’s what NY needs. Amazon everything
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oh you’re still doing prompt engineering? everyone’s on context engineering now. just kidding, we’re all about agent design. we were using multi-agent swarms, but then the devin guys published that blog post saying not to, so we pivoted the whole stack to a single-agent
oh you’re using claude code? everyone’s using open code. just kidding we’re all on amp code. we’re using cline, we’re using roo code. we just forked our own version of roo. were using kilo code. we were on coderabbit but their ceo yelled at us so now we’re using qorbit. apple
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All my homies are mega cracked
Sunday: At XAI hackathon Monday 10pm: Got offer at XAI This company moves crazy fast
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EU makes more from fines on US tech, than tax from ALL of public European tech in 2024 EU fined US tech companies €3.8B meanwhile public internet tech companies paid only €3.2B in income tax
Hello, I am JĂĽrgen from Bruxelles. I have a masters in social business welfare studies. I demand 10% of your global revenue for violation of cookie popups.
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Trying to reverse engineer a legacy CRUD app from it's user manual. It has around 1600 pages so not a simple task. Anyone know any agents built for this purpose? Thinking about going chapter by chapter, extracting content from the manual and using cursor web agents API or Google
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