Aryan Naik

Some personal news - today I turned 21 and I'm very excited to share that I've left school and am joining @PaceCap full-time! I wrote a bit more about what that means here:

I’ve been evaluating people using my @diabrowser /skill. It’s called /graham and It’s scary good. Watch me test it on a few victims live (incl. @nikitabier )

if you’re a twitter microcelebrity in sf you get pr packages from coding agent startups

Everything runs on Slack inside of OpenAI (h/t @calvinfo)

One year ago, we bet the company we could will a new category of software – an AI browser – into the world. Today, the @nytimes wrote, “@diabrowser illustrates that the humble web browser may be the path to making AI more natural to use.” So surreal, v proud of our team 🥹😭

Morning. Here are our guest call-ins today: – @cpaik (Pace Capital) – @willbruey (Varda) – Joel Becker (METR) – @karimatiyeh (Ramp) – Dylan Parker (Moment) – @iplayedd1 (Consensus) – @ghita__ha (ZeroEntropy) – @elliothershberg (Amplify) See you all on the stream.

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Seeing devs blindsided by Cursor’s new usage pricing reminds me why we built @cline with API cost visibility + BYOK from the start. No hidden price-optimized multi-model orchestration, no throttled context, just use the best model at true cost and push it as far as you want.…

We architected Cline to make pricing betrayals impossible. Here's why open source + usage-based pricing isn't just our model -- it's our promise to developers. 🧵

i get it now, this is legit. reddit objects are objects recommended to _entry-level enthusiasts_ by topical subreddits because they work well to improve lives over baseline with a relatively low level of effort for a majority of cases reddit objects are high ROI! for example,

Conversation can serve as a memory system

Momentum is everything Just keep creating momentum for tomorrow