
Why Garry Tan’s Claude Code setup is drawing both praise and criticism
Garry Tan’s Claude Code setup has sparked debate among developers, with some praising its productivity gains while others question its workflow and reliability.
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Garry Tan’s Claude Code setup has sparked debate among developers, with some praising its productivity gains while others question its workflow and reliability.

Frore Systems has achieved a $1.64 billion valuation, becoming a deep tech unicorn with its innovative solid-state cooling chip technology for next-generation electronics.

Fuse raises $25 million to replace legacy loan origination systems used by US credit unions with faster, cloud-based lending infrastructure.

Antonio Gracias highlights the need for “proentropic” startups designed to handle uncertainty, adapt quickly, and grow stronger in volatile market conditions.

Google and Accel India select five startups for their accelerator, focusing on deep-tech innovation and steering clear of AI wrapper-based business models.

UpGrad plans to acquire Unacademy in a share-swap deal, signalling consolidation in India’s edtech market as companies focus on profitability and scale.

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick launches Atoms, a robotics-focused startup aimed at transforming automation in logistics, manufacturing, and large-scale industrial systems.

NanoClaw’s creator secured a deal with Docker after a rapid six-week journey, highlighting growing demand for developer tools that simplify container workflows.

A startup is helping enterprises run quantum computing applications today, preparing businesses for future breakthroughs before the technology becomes widely available.

Gumloop secures $50 million in funding from Benchmark to expand its platform, which lets employees create AI agents and automate business workflows without coding skills.

Ride-hailing company inDrive acquires Pakistan-based Krave Mart to strengthen its quick commerce and grocery delivery presence in the growing South Asian market.

A former Apple engineer has raised $5 million to develop a wearable pendant that records spoken notes, aiming to simplify hands-free note-taking with privacy-focused voice capture.
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