@join_ef @SachaProfeta helped me so much for the demo and organised the builder’s retreat, thanks bro !.

Btw this is something I built during the @join_ef builder’s retreat last week end.

What better place to do a demo than at a @ycombinator event in Paris ?. This is Clarity, the undetectable AI Note taker for Sales that integrates with your CRM of choice. No more back and forth between your notes and Hubspot, only Clarity.

Great setting for great speakers at the @ycombinator x Paris . Summary:.- Maximize your expected value by taking risks.- Find people that will feed your ambition.- GO TO CALIFORNIA. @solomonstre @kiwicopple @dessaigne

Claude Code + Father Karpathy is all you need .Shoutout to Entrepreneur First for the awesome Hacker House

Built my first mcp server/client after its buzzword era, here’s what I learned/used in a nutshell:. - MCP server is a convenient way to expose tools/prompts/resources that any LLM can use trough an MCP client. - You can use the official mcp sdk from @AnthropicAI but if your

RT @soham_btw: you didnt build shit in 4 days. you yoinked a gpl-v3 code, slapped an apache license on it, and called it a startup. here’s….

RT @leinadpark: Good morning, @im_roy_lee! In just 4 days we open-sourced the latest @cluely called Glass. Same real-time meeting assistant….

Going on my first builder’s retreat in a mansion near paris this weekend. Kinda torn between an image generation project in FashionTech and Voice/Vision AI assistants for sales persons for their endless meetings.

Cool stuff happening in Paris next week with @ycombinator 👀. Anyone else planning on going let’s connect !. If you don’t want to miss this opportunity here’s the registration link:.

Would @cluely be legal in Europe ? . I love the idea but I don’t think the GDPR laws allow to record people in a meeting without them knowing unfortunately.

At this point if you're in tech and haven't started bouldering what are you doing.

How did I live so long without git stash.

I think working on stuff that can have a huge effect on clients (positive or negative) was a game changer for me. Knowing that a major prospect might be turned off because you missed a bug or made a poor UX decision really makes you think user-first.

I’d suggest any aspiring swe motivated to learn/work/have ownership to join a scaling startup. I’ve been working on features from A to Z, back/front with real impact on clients while learning about abstraction levels, testing, database design/managment, system architecture….

Had to use one of URSAFF’s APIs for a freelance project, lemme tell you I’ve rarely seen so useless documentation (all over the place, multiple stuff outdated, no clear functional exemples). At the end of the day made it work but almost crashed out multiple times.