$1B to $30B in 15 months 🤯 Anthropic (@AnthropicAI) Our run-rate revenue has surpassed $30 billion, up from $9 billion at the end of 2025, as demand for Claude continues to accelerate. This partnership gives us the compute to keep pace. Read more: anthropic.com/news/google-br… — https://nitter.net/AnthropicAI/status/2041275563466502560#m
Posted a recruitment notice last week and received many resumes. Here are some clarifications: • Currently cannot offer remote work – we have headcount in Bay Area, Beijing, and Shanghai
• No education requirements, no age restrictions – strong English and communication skills are a big plus
• We have both technical and non-technical positions – all welcome to apply if you want to join an AI Native company
• We are continuously recruiting interns – feel free to apply if interested You can view job descriptions here or send your resume directly to evermind@shanda.com
evermind.ai/careers — Elliot (@elliotchen100): Recruiting now! The EverMind team (@EverMind), part of @shanda_group, is hiring. Job descriptions attached, DMs always open, feel free to ask any questions. • Engineering Team Lead
• Senior Test Development Engineer
• Product Manager, DevOps, Algorithm, Agent Strategy and other positions Some pros and cons: Pros:
1. Located in a separate small park in Zhangjiang – quiet, fewer people, plenty of parking
2. Unlimited Claude Code Opus access
3. Unlimited access to all other AI tools – apply and use immediately
4. Free canteen with great food
5. Very stable company VPN – no need to set up any proxies yourself
6. Excellent benefits – transportation allowance, meal allowance, supplemental provident fund, supplemental medical insurance, employee apartments, school for children, etc. (I had 12 days of annual leave upon joining) Cons:
1. No convenience store downstairs – takes 5 minutes to walk to buy a can of soda 😅 [Translated from EN to English]
deleting my first response because it was rude. apologies! i think we're pretty far out on the edge of what people are doing with agents. everyone inside of @every has one, making it one of the only companies on the planet with 25 FTEs and 25ish agents
Wild: the head of Y Combinator seems pretty blind to the security risks in OpenClaw. Garry Tan (@garrytan) I'm telling most everyone I know that they should build a personal OpenClaw — https://nitter.net/garrytan/status/2041267467562193249#m
Agreed. Curious what this does to early hire equity. Feels like it may need to be rethought. Fewer people sharing the upside = maybe they deserve more. But AI also gives hires more optionality than ever to switch jobs or start something solo.