It was great to finally have someone admit the truth: climate doomerism is about one world government, ending democracy and impoverishing the world.
The idea that we must impoverish humanity to save it is not just absurd, it's a suicide pact. Sovereign nations will never accept it, and people will never vote for it.
I don't believe in suicide for token gestures towards not solving a problem you're claiming to solve.
This is not Iraq or Afghanistan, this is Chicago Illinois
“They're declaring that all Jews and all Christians would be removed from this city — They’re chanting "Muhammad is the only one. May Allah be lifted up.”’
The enemy is no longer in some far off land, it’s not at our gate, it’s right here
“I can't make this up, guys. I am standing in the exact place where we are doing a Jesus march in one hour, and look who's here. A massive march, a massive Muslim march”
This is the Islamic takeover of America
The Trump Administration is doing nothing about this. We need to get louder and demand mass deportations while we still can
@ginamilan_@justine01848685 Ppl are paying for it to be that way and the left is all about doing anything to destroy this country... war against Trump -
The CEO of Y Combinator just open-sourced his entire AI development setup.
And it is already at 72,600 stars on GitHub.
Garry Tan runs Y Combinator. He has worked with Coinbase, Instacart, and Rippling when they were two people in a garage. Before that he was one of the first engineers at Palantir. He has seen more startups build product than almost anyone alive.
He is now shipping 10,000 to 20,000 lines of production code per day. Part-time. While running YC full-time.
In the last 60 days alone: 600,000 lines of production code. 35% of it tests.
That number is not a typo.
Here is exactly how he does it.
He built a system called gstack — 23 AI tools that turn Claude Code into a full engineering team. He open-sourced the entire thing. Free. MIT license. One command to install. And then he posted the quote that explains why he built it:
"I don't think I've typed like a line of code probably since December, basically, which is an extremely large change." — Andrej Karpathy, March 2026.
When Tan heard that, he wanted to find out how. The result is gstack.
Here is what the 23 tools actually do.
There is a CEO tool that challenges your product framing before you write a line of code. It does not just approve your idea. It finds the 10-star product hiding inside what you described and pushes back on everything you got wrong.
There is an engineering manager that locks architecture, draws ASCII diagrams of data flow, and forces hidden assumptions into the open before anything gets built.
There is a designer that rates every design decision on a 0 to 10 scale, explains what a 10 looks like, and edits the plan until it gets there. It also has AI slop detection. It catches the generic AI output that looks fine and ships badly.
There is a QA lead that opens a real browser, clicks through your actual app, finds bugs, writes regression tests, and verifies the fix. Not a simulation. A real browser.
There is a security officer that runs OWASP Top 10 and STRIDE threat modeling with 17 false positive exclusions built in, so you only see findings that actually matter.
There is a release engineer that syncs main, runs tests, audits coverage, pushes, and opens the PR. One command from approved to shipped.
And then there is something Tan says was the biggest unlock of all.
You can run 10 to 15 of these sprints in parallel. Each one in its own isolated workspace. One agent challenging a product idea. One implementing a feature. One doing QA on staging. Six more on separate branches. All at the same time.
Tan's GitHub contribution graph for 2026 is a vertical wall. In 2013, building Bookface at YC from scratch, he made 772 contributions in a year. In 2026, he is at 1,237 — and still climbing.
Same person. Different era. The difference is the tooling.
One more thing.
In the README, Tan quotes the number directly: 140,751 lines added. 362 commits. 115,000 net lines of code. In one week. Part-time.
That is not what a solo developer looks like. That is what a team looks like.
Except it is one person with 23 AI specialists and a GitHub repo you can clone right now for free.
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He’s not holding back one bit. Calling the Netherlands modern day Sodom & Gomorrah. The level of depravity he’s exposing is insane. If Dems get midterms, THIS is what we'll be seeing too! 😬