From anyone else I would say these posts are just engagement farming but he has warehouses full of startups in San Francisco. My favorite place to go in San Francisco. Gonna be there next week.
INNOVATION
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Startup Investment Misalignment: Building for Demo Days, Not Workers
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41% of startup investment going into areas workers don't want automated is a market signal that founders are building for demo day, not for the person doing the job.
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Real Signal vs Placebo: Evaluating AI System Quality
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One complex question is a thin eval. But first impressions from serious users tend to cluster around real signal, not placebo.
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Timing Compression: The Real Shift in AI Development
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The seismic shift framing has been used enough times in the last three years that it's lost some signal. What's different here is the timing compression, not any single capability.
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Levity: Support-Free 3D Printing with Suspension Gel Technology
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Levity™: Support-Free #3D Printing with Suspension Gel #Technology
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 29 avril 2026
via @WevolverApp#3Dprinted #Innovation #EmergingTech #TechForGood pic.twitter.com/oTm7roZ18qLevity™: Support-Free #3D Printing with Suspension Gel #Technology
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GPT 5.5 Launches Fast Mode in Codex for 1.5x Speed
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PSA: GPT 5.5 ships with /fast mode in Codex Same model. 1.5x FASTER
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Clean Architecture Improves Product Velocity in Software Development
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Clean architecture matters more than users realize until the old one is gone. If this ships well, the product velocity on X should noticeably improve within a few quarters.
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GPT-5.5 Spud shipped, monthly LLM cadence prediction confirmed
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Already happened. Spud shipped as GPT-5.5 six days ago, one week after Opus 4.7. The monthly cadence prediction was right, the timeline was just tighter than expected.
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How Docker Containers Virtualize Operating Systems
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How Docker Containers Virtualize Operating Systems
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Agents and World Models: A 1986 Perspective on AI History
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I have some news from 1986 for people who think agents, continual learning and world models were invented yesterday: