3 months ago, @im_roy_lee dropped out of Columbia to build Cluely.
This weekend @AntonioSitongLi and I (students at Columbia) built Truely — the Anti-Cluely:
An open-source tool that monitors your calls to see if you’re talking to a real person.
useful things to keep in mind when learning math (in no particular order)
1. without loss of generality
2. symmetry arguments
3. type checking
4. a constructionist attitude
5. thinking quick counterexamples
"There's so much lag between the science that's continually pushing the envelope on what's possible biologically, and what people are actually benefiting from in the real world."
Our CEO @sahirjaggi joined Chris Bischoff at @generalcatalyst to talk about the problem at the center of Forus: A doctor often knows the right treatment, but it’s so hard to get to the patient that an older, less effective drug becomes the safer choice.
Researchers keep developing better medicines, but treatments don't reach the patients who need them. We’re building the team to close the gap.
Watch the full interview below:
I’m attending YC S26 as a Solo Founder
In the next 2 months I have 2 goals:
> Lower the cost of capable robots from 30k to 1k
> Manufacture 100 robots here in San Francisco