Tarun Vashisth

Founder/CTO @ | Yet Another Computer Programmer

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

Full announcement: https://t.co/McJCvCW56O

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

We're announcing today that @logcatai
has raised a $2.55M pre-seed to build the future of device systems engineering.

The round is led by @founderscoop, with participation from @ActOneVC, @alumniventures, TheFounderVC, Shorewind Capital and Clayoquot Capital. Grateful to each one of them for backing us this early.

Here's the gap we're going after. The AI wave that transformed how the world writes application code never reached the OS layer. The engineers building Android, embedded Linux, kernels, and drivers, the software every phone, vehicle, and connected device actually runs on, are still working with tooling built for a different era. Getting an OS running on new hardware remains one of software's hardest problems: no two boards behave alike, every release shifts the ground underneath, and the bugs that matter rarely respect layer boundaries. A bug surfaces in one layer while its root cause hides three layers down, and untangling it demands an engineer who can hold the entire stack in their head. There are very few of them.

So we're building a platform that investigates the traces device engineers live in, kernel dumps, modem logs, bug reports, across all of them at once, from one device or many. It finds the root cause in minutes instead of days, then maps it straight into the codebase and recommends the fix. Hundreds of engineers already use it, with over 10 billion lines of trace data analyzed and thousands of autonomous investigations run.

And this is just the start. Diagnose today; fix, validate, and eventually engineer an OS across every layer, all the way to bringing one up on new hardware end to end. One platform where today there are a dozen disconnected tools.

Full story in the comment!

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

I'm showcasing @logcatai at Agentic Summit BLR by @Magicball_dev — July 22, @bicblr 🇮🇳

Chased a bug across kernel, framework, and modem logs? We're building for that.

Build Android/embedded Linux devices? Come say hi, we're looking for design partners

[Jason @mytechceoo]

Bro replaced the company with a Mac mini

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@varunchitre15 @NavinAgarw55579 Only if Tesla was in India!

[Navin Agarwal @NavinAgarw55579]

German engineering? My VW Virtus died at midnight in Bengaluru—unresponsive clutch, 4-hr RSA wait. First, 'clutch assembly gone' (₹37K, 2 days). Now, 'starter motor too' (₹6K+, 6 more days). Poor reliability, zero accountability. #Volkswagen #GermanEngineering

[signüll @signulll]

if you were a software engineer for the last 15 years & reaped all of the insane benefits of being a SWE, you effectively drank the nectar of the gods before the all of the wells suddenly got poisoned.

[Walker⚡️ @WalkerAmerica]

This Trump-Eminem cut deserves a freaking award. I cannot imagine the countless hours it took to create this masterpiece…

[Deno @deno_land]

Programming should be simple

[Good Work @goodworkmb]

What does Salesforce actually do?

We asked their CEO to find out

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

https://t.co/1YvjW8uBCr

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@ShaktiAvasthy Get the google cloud subscription. It's worth it.

[Esper @Esperdev]

The DevOps for Devices blueprint is officially official! Our CEO @GopalanYadhu literally wrote the book on how to turn a fleet into an unprecedented competitive advantage. Out on 8/8/22.

Learn more about the book here: https://t.co/YcFULtCRSg

[Esper @Esperdev]

If you're curious how devices are changing the world and creating experiences we never thought possible, you're going to want to listen to our new podcast "There's A Device for That." Hit the link to learn more ahead of the official launch next Tuesday!

https://t.co/sxIgBknTwe

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@Esperdev is hiring Senior/Staff engineers across engineering functions.
#Esper is building the DevOps platform for enterprise devices with unique engineering challenges in scaling and securing the device fleet.
Apply online at https://t.co/Tf1oGvmfjg

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@Krishnavamsi_KV You are not relying on people, you are relying on consensus. Where you and like minded people have a say leading to a new type of governance.

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@Krishnavamsi_KV You don't have to hold on to a big responsibility as it might seem. For example, one does not need to run bitcoin node to use bitcoin. We just need to keep our account info safe just like in traditional banking.

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@Krishnavamsi_KV The fundamental problem is a single entity cannot be trusted. For so called trusted institutions today we again have different entities to keep them in check like RBI for banks and so on.

[Tarun Vashisth @tarun91vas]

@Krishnavamsi_KV Not really, trusting someone does not mean you want to let out your private information. Private is only yours and you owning it.