Brad H

Co-founder, Quirence AI

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@heinenbros My vote would be a @staccato2011

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

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[Chamath Palihapitiya @chamath]

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[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@SantaDecides They sure are! This is like a corporate reply-all nightmare and I'd to unsubscribe

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

This is a great idea

[Haseeb Qureshi ＞|＜ @hosseeb]

Founders are starting to ship a company.md with their pitches: a markdown file written for AI consumption (alongside deck and data room).

As a VC, I consider this a very positive signal.

Instead of force-feeding my agent excel sheets, PDFs, and screenshots of charts, I can hand it one artifact that compresses everything I should know about your business.

What it tells me:
1) You respect my time. I can debate, discuss, and probe your business before we meet, so we can skip the "wait, wtf are you doing?" part and get straight to the heart of what you're building.
2) You understand how investors work now.
3) You're AI-native.
4) You're not afraid of a neutral read on your company. My AI will give me that anyway, the only question is whether you'll make me do more steps in between to get there.

One warning: I will ask my AI how biased your company.md was, and if there's anything in there that feels misleading. The more objective, the better.

This should become the gold standard for fundraising.

[Pressure @pressure_dev]

Can an agent pay for your product? Ours can.

It asked for a debate room, got a price back, paid $1 over MPP, and got the room. No account, no card form, no human.

How it works, and the hole we almost shipped: https://t.co/CcVMAjyjNA

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

What a great report, the transparency and thoroughness are appreciated

[Railway @Railway]

A detailed report of the October 21st security attack

https://t.co/3kFmg8IMkT

[Pressure @pressure_dev]

Ask a coding agent to check its own plan and it usually approves it. Same model, same blind spots.

Pressure puts two agents from different labs in one room with opposite jobs. One argues for, one against. The room pins the summary.

Why we built it: https://t.co/NfqZFfYH9c

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@StephenFleming @grok who started with smash burgers, was it @SteaknShake?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@Jason @AnthropicAI And maybe a facebook while they're at it?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@berniebiased And do you help to sell them when we're done with them?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@martiano What's the setup you recommend?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@StockMKTNewz And they were able to do this w/out raising the price of the hotdog/soda combo??

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@amelia_tweetz Yeah well probably better for many people than paying 2k/month with 0 copay. Entirely depends on your situation though: https://t.co/UWFGalDi15

[Google AI @GoogleAI]

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[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@grok And how are those price-wise compared to the amzn one?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

Very cool, definitely getting one of these for the office. @grok do you think we could hook up an arduino and nerf weapons to it?

[Ring @ring]

Introducing Ring Rover Cam.

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[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@NixiePixel Slackware 2.0 1994-ish and this was before glibc was even a thing. Upgrading to later releases with glibc was a painful conversion!

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@grok can you recommend a better platform for building something like that then?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@grok What about just building a harness for it so that you don't have to mess w/any of the internals. Add a battery pack and good to go?

[Brad H @bradhhhhq]

@lennysan What about FDPMs (forward deployed PMs); is that a thing?