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Huge update.. I joined Cognition I’m so incredibly proud of what we built at PromptLayer. Although it feels a little surreal, I know the team is left in amazing hands. I’ll be staying on as an advisor and can’t wait to see where they take it. We started PromptLayer four years ago, and we practically coined the term “prompt engineering”. ChatGPT had come out weeks prior. Nobody knew exactly how LLMs would evolve, but we did know it will completely change the way we build. We were the first developer platform for this new type of builder. Cognition feels like an extension of this vision. Devin is how this new builder will imagine, invent, and create. We're entering the age of software abundance, to steal a term from Scott Wu Everything is Coding Agents. It’s the single biggest problem in AI. Cognition is one of the fastest growing companies ever. But I think the team is what really sold it for me- it's packed with so many former founders Excited to share more soon...

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SI

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Did you know that fruits and veggies are picked way earlier than nature intended just to accommodate legacy infrastructure? They’re harvested while still in their infancy just to survive a supply chain that’s been capped by outdated solutions. Produce sits in dark containers and cold storage for weeks, sometimes months, before it ever reaches your kitchen. Harvesting too early is a legacy constraint we’ve accepted for too long. The industry’s "solution" to keep this prematurely picked fruit from rotting has been to coat it in petroleum-derived waxes and synthetic fungicides. We were told that if we want fresh food, we have to accept a layer of plastic-like wax on our apples and cucumbers. Even the "Organic" label has been used as a shield, while still relying on those same, legacy coating methods. There’s room for innovation. The system wasn't built for flavor or nutrients. It was built for a long-haul flight. Our team of scientists and technologists are deploying a new strategy that uses food to protect food. We’ve pioneered a way to take the materials found in the peels, seeds, and pulp of all plants and recycle them into a high-performance shield. By mimicking nature’s own defense system, we’re finally able to harvest for the best consumer experience. That’s the future. We’re allowing fruit to stay on the vine longer, develop real complexity, and reach your table at the peak of its potential. We’re inviting consumers, retailers and suppliers to join us in bringing a new food experience online. Follow James Rogers and Luiz Beling to learn more. Plant-based protection is the future. Apeel forever.

Did you know that fruits and veggies are picked way earlier than nature intended just to accommodate legacy infrastructure? They’re harvested while still in their infancy just to survive a supply chain that’s been capped by outdated solutions. Produce sits in dark containers and cold storage for weeks, sometimes months, before it ever reaches your kitchen. Harvesting too early is a legacy constraint we’ve accepted for too long. The industry’s "solution" to keep this prematurely picked fruit from rotting has been to coat it in petroleum-derived waxes and synthetic fungicides. We were told that if we want fresh food, we have to accept a layer of plastic-like wax on our apples and cucumbers. Even the "Organic" label has been used as a shield, while still relying on those same, legacy coating methods. There’s room for innovation. The system wasn't built for flavor or nutrients. It was built for a long-haul flight. Our team of scientists and technologists are deploying a new strategy that uses food to protect food. We’ve pioneered a way to take the materials found in the peels, seeds, and pulp of all plants and recycle them into a high-performance shield. By mimicking nature’s own defense system, we’re finally able to harvest for the best consumer experience. That’s the future. We’re allowing fruit to stay on the vine longer, develop real complexity, and reach your table at the peak of its potential. We’re inviting consumers, retailers and suppliers to join us in bringing a new food experience online. Follow James Rogers and Luiz Beling to learn more. Plant-based protection is the future. Apeel forever.

Apeel Sciences

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IMPORTANT: Instead of giving the liars and frauds engagement, Here are the facts about me & Ed Krassenstein 1) We've never run a p-rn site of any kind—gay, straight, or otherwise. Not that there’s anything wrong with it if it’s legal, but it simply isn’t true in our case. 2) We never scammed anyone in our lives. Not a single “victim” has ever accused us of doing so. We’ve never been arrested, charged or convicted of a crime. 3) Yes, between 2001 and 2011, we operated a massive domain name brokerage and parking business. At one point, we owned over 15,000 domains, acquired in two ways: - Bulk Purchases: We’d buy entire portfolios (sometimes over 500 domains at once) and park them for ad revenue from type-in traffic. - Automation: We developed our own code to register dropped domain names with traffic, which we then parked. - Important Clarification: Some of these domains were adult-oriented (less than 0.2%), but they were either part of large portfolios we bought or were automatically acquired from dropped domain lists. Most of these were immediately dropped as soon as we were able to. None of them were EVER developed into websites or p-rn sites. You can check the internet archives to confirm that none of these domains were adult websites during the time we owned them. 4) Yes we made a post once saying that we were buying websites and message boards aimed towards teens and young adults. The post was made approximately 20 years ago when we were either teenagers or in our early 20's and when we were running fan-club websites for musicians, entertainers and college students. We owned some of the largest internet forums related to music, school and entertainment on the internet in the early 2000’s. 5) No one pays us to Post political comments on X besides X. We have been approached by multiple PACs over the years and have always refused. The video floating around showing us claim that “we are paid by the higher ups” is an edited clip of a parody video we made. The full video is online for anyone to watch and see that it was a clear joke. 6) We did NOT buy our Twitter accounts. Both of our accounts have always been owned solely by us. We did rename them several times over the past 14 years. We still have the original emails that Twitter sent us when we created these names. It’s easy for conspiracy theorists to cobble together random bits from the internet over 20+ years and spin false narratives, but the truth is clear when you know the facts. Don’t fall for the lies—rely on the truth.

IMPORTANT: Instead of giving the liars and frauds engagement, Here are the facts about me & Ed Krassenstein 1) We've never run a p-rn site of any kind—gay, straight, or otherwise. Not that there’s anything wrong with it if it’s legal, but it simply isn’t true in our case. 2) We never scammed anyone in our lives. Not a single “victim” has ever accused us of doing so. We’ve never been arrested, charged or convicted of a crime. 3) Yes, between 2001 and 2011, we operated a massive domain name brokerage and parking business. At one point, we owned over 15,000 domains, acquired in two ways: - Bulk Purchases: We’d buy entire portfolios (sometimes over 500 domains at once) and park them for ad revenue from type-in traffic. - Automation: We developed our own code to register dropped domain names with traffic, which we then parked. - Important Clarification: Some of these domains were adult-oriented (less than 0.2%), but they were either part of large portfolios we bought or were automatically acquired from dropped domain lists. Most of these were immediately dropped as soon as we were able to. None of them were EVER developed into websites or p-rn sites. You can check the internet archives to confirm that none of these domains were adult websites during the time we owned them. 4) Yes we made a post once saying that we were buying websites and message boards aimed towards teens and young adults. The post was made approximately 20 years ago when we were either teenagers or in our early 20's and when we were running fan-club websites for musicians, entertainers and college students. We owned some of the largest internet forums related to music, school and entertainment on the internet in the early 2000’s. 5) No one pays us to Post political comments on X besides X. We have been approached by multiple PACs over the years and have always refused. The video floating around showing us claim that “we are paid by the higher ups” is an edited clip of a parody video we made. The full video is online for anyone to watch and see that it was a clear joke. 6) We did NOT buy our Twitter accounts. Both of our accounts have always been owned solely by us. We did rename them several times over the past 14 years. We still have the original emails that Twitter sent us when we created these names. It’s easy for conspiracy theorists to cobble together random bits from the internet over 20+ years and spin false narratives, but the truth is clear when you know the facts. Don’t fall for the lies—rely on the truth.

Brian Krassenstein

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When Sony first announced that they were going to make a game console, I remember thinking, “Is that really possible?” At the time, Nintendo and Sega had already dominated the market for two generations, and NEC was also building a solid presence of its own. My biggest doubt was about first-party games. Even if they could build the hardware, it was hard to imagine a console succeeding without strong first-party titles. That’s why I always felt NEC was a step behind Sega and Nintendo. Now it’s already been over 30 years since the PlayStation launched—32 years this year—and I never would’ve imagined back then that it would rise to form a two-giant system alongside Nintendo. Looking back, there’s no doubt that Ken Kutaragi was an incredible figure for making PlayStation a reality. A lot of us have great memories with PlayStation, don’t we?

When Sony first announced that they were going to make a game console, I remember thinking, “Is that really possible?” At the time, Nintendo and Sega had already dominated the market for two generations, and NEC was also building a solid presence of its own. My biggest doubt was about first-party games. Even if they could build the hardware, it was hard to imagine a console succeeding without strong first-party titles. That’s why I always felt NEC was a step behind Sega and Nintendo. Now it’s already been over 30 years since the PlayStation launched—32 years this year—and I never would’ve imagined back then that it would rise to form a two-giant system alongside Nintendo. Looking back, there’s no doubt that Ken Kutaragi was an incredible figure for making PlayStation a reality. A lot of us have great memories with PlayStation, don’t we?

Gamer_lafan

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