Launching Ekho Labs (YC S26), the Decision Engine for Supply Chains. Companies with global supply chains lose money to every disruption - strikes, tariffs, wars Ekho makes sure they don't. @EkhoLabs

Passionately hate @Waymo for making me sit in the car for an hour (had heavy bags couldn’t leave) as the car is literally moving in the opposite direction from my destination

we missed our entire YC batch to build in Ukraine. we went from idea to field testing, landed $500M in LOIs, and sold 45 units to a special forces unit all in 8 weeks. some things you just can’t build in SF

In the past 6 months we’ve produced a cheaper, more efficient seeding material, trained a hyper-resolution AI weather model, and operated 100+ cloud seeding flights for the governments of Texas and New Mexico. Recast Systems is coming out of stealth. Here’s some of the research we’ve been working on. (1/n)

Flying first class to meet wealthy people ❌ Flying back of the plane to meet truck drivers and learn about their lives and problems✅

@Pango_ai (YC S26) makes e-commerce companies scale like tech companies. One brand using Pango scaled from $6M to $100M in 11 months without adding any ops hires. The more an online store sells, the more manual work it creates. Merchants' operations differ from one another, and traditional deterministic tools are siloed, can't support customized workflows, and require additional hiring to scale. Pango is a unified platform that connects to your store, warehouse, and carriers and puts your deliveries and returns on autopilot. From printing a label until you refund a customer, Pango runs it all reliably and autonomously. You can conveniently customize and improve your shipping and returns process by prompting, or ask deep analytical questions about shipments and returns to understand how to protect your margins at all touchpoints. With Pango, 100,000 orders require the same human effort as 1 order. This means merchants can focus on what matters, crafting products and brands that customers love. Book a demo: pango.ai/book-demo Thanks to @ycombinator and my co-founder @_lukres

"Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards" by Kierkegaard just describes reverse-engineering clients' operational costs at 3am on 4 coffees a search for pmf is just an existential struggle

“our systems are very old … as old as … you, probably, it’s 2006” Aw thanks

today we are announcing Agentcard for companies with a special twist: since implementing @agentcardhq takes less than 5min if you implement it in the next 2 days we will give you a 90% discount, $500/mo instead of $5000/mo that's the same deal we offer to yc startups, now open to everyone for 2 days. that is a $54k discount in the first year link below

We built an open-source ad maker that keeps every creative on-brand. Literally just enter a domain, that's it. MIT licensed, free to use, fork, and customize. Clone it now.

I’ve been waiting for Fable like I used to wait for a new Harry Potter movie Kinda sad

in honor of pride month, I will be switching from Claude to Codex

Sitting next to PE dudes discussing how they (PE that is) succeed building businesses in tech, and how much they hate the SF folk (founders) for making dumb decisions Enemy territory

Someone on BreachForums claiming to be ShinyHunters is selling what they say is Vercel's internal database, access keys, and source code for $2M. ShinyHunters is a black-hat hacker group known for a significant number of breaches and a "pay or leak" model. Vercel has confirmed a security incident. Here's the breakdown: > The listing claims to include employee accounts with access to internal deployments, API keys, NPM tokens, and GitHub tokens, with a $500k BTC starting price > ShinyHunters posted the listing on April 19, 2026, claiming verified access keys "for a potential global supply chain attack" > The listing includes screenshots from what appears to be Vercel's internal Linear instance and an internal user member system showing fields like id, name, email, admin status, and timestamps > The seller explicitly pitched the supply chain angle, noting Vercel owns Next.js, Turbo.js, and the broader ecosystem, with 6 million weekly downloads for Next.js alone > Screenshots show Vercel reached out to ShinyHunters on Telegram asking them to stop contacting employees, confirming Vercel is aware and engaged > Vercel's official statement confirms "unauthorized access to certain internal Vercel systems" and says they've engaged incident response experts and notified law enforcement > Vercel says a "limited subset of customers" were impacted and they're reaching out directly > Vercel is recommending all customers review environment variables and enable the sensitive environment variable feature

who let them make a new harry potter

It’s exhausting to be a disappointment so I’m always tired

Wrote a thing on Hormuz ekholabs.com/blog/the-hormuz…