Certain people were destined since birth to make a Venture Capital fund

we made a huge mistake yesterday scalar went closed source, we regret it deeply we also didn’t realize it would remove our 15,000 stars help us rebuild. please.

scalar is no longer open source. sorry.

my friends and i bought a foreclosed alley in san francisco. it's an actual road that cars drive down! we're letting the entire internet design a mural on it. submit a drawing, vote on them, and the top 1,280 get painted on the pavement permanently ⬇️

scalar OSS just crossed 10MM monthly downloads this is like a movie FR

Seems like @elysia npm org is empty? Would be cool if we can use @elysia instead of @elysiaJS when installing package Anyone has experience with npm org dispute?

introducing agent scalar™ upload OpenAPI spec to scalar (free) → instantly get an MCP server that gives your agent the full API context in ~ 1000 tokens & just 3 tools on average, that cuts native MCP context by 99%... 1/3

pretty incredible what you can do with a few dozen lines of CSS nowadays

the illusion of free choice

Namecheap/Spaceship has now officially surpassed Godaddy as the number one seller of new domains in the industry. The trend will only get wider going forward. If you are not listing your domains on Sellerhub, you are missing out on the largest single registration path and exposure for the sale of your domains. 🚀🚀🚀

scalar api-reference first 12 months = 2.6M downloads scalar api-reference last 12 days = 2.8M downloads 😳

In an era of one shot Opus, this was a two month long deliberate project for a single dialog - dozens of iterations in Figma - prototypes in Dessn and code - design engineer wizardry to get all the details right - beta release to customers for testing

We’ve raised a $100m Series B Every person will become a developer. This requires deleting the drudge work of deploying software So, we’ve built the worlds first intelligent cloud provider Because we believe in unburdening the ambitious blog.railway.com/p/series-b

new landing page, open-sourced on GitHub ❤️ built with our new docs platform check it out 👇

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After taking some time off post-Rapid, I'm excited to share what I’ve been up to since: @datawizzai! We’ve raised a $12.5M Seed led by @humancapital to make AI 10x cheaper, 2x more accurate and 15x faster by transitioning from LLMs to SLMs. AI is eating the world. But unit economics are eating AI. Looking at the fastest growing AI products, they all share two traits - growing fast, and painful inference bills. General-purpose LLMs are just too expensive to run. A big reason for that is we train LLMs to be good at everything - answer any question, be an expert on any topic. The big labs dub this "generalisation", but for real-world applications, it is unnecessary. In reality - many AI applications need models to be experts in one thing - and do that thing extremely well. Your coding model doesn’t need to memorize ancient recipes for Garum sauce. This is where Datawizz comes in - we sit between the AI applications and automatically create smaller (100x-1,000x) specialized models to handle specific aspects of your work. By focusing the model and combining industry-data in the distillation process - we end up with models that beat SOTA LLMs at a fraction of the cost. We created Datawizz to make AI specialized and scalable. We’re early in the journey, but have already been able to save companies 90% on their inference bill and speed up their apps by 10x. Excited to build better AI platforms? Join the Datawizz team (link in first comment)

I'm very confident that this is Elysia's best feature No frameworks have ever pulled it off at this level It turns TypeScript into an API documentation - No additional setup - No CLI tools to run - No code change - Works with every TS library Yet no one is talking about it

“my co-founder” omg just say best friend

Closing a big deal should feel like a big deal 🎆