If you're SF, I would highly recommend the local evening meetups. They are full of founders at a variety of early stages of their journey. Last night at a meetup at Github I met the following types: Series B+, Seed+, pre-seed, pre-product, just out of college started a company, not quit job yet etc.
If you're in some other city, try to find our where the local founders hangout - this might be meetups, specific universities, specific incubators etc.
> .. The result will be that publishers will lose distribution sovereignty, and readers will lose one of the last tools that puts them, not algorithms, in control.
If we want an internet where publishers retain autonomy and readers retain agency, we need to treat RSS not as legacy plumbing but as strategic infrastructure.
I love the minimalism and speed of Zed.
The Zed Agent is exceptional!
It doesn't easily allow for parallel work like Claude Code in a Terminal but for a single session it is just as good plus it makes it really easy to switch between models. I also find it super useful when I'm working on our large monorepo, the minimal and fast ui makes it super easy to pull in the right context of folders, files, snippets etc to help the Agent.
If you're in some other city, try to find our where the local founders hangout - this might be meetups, specific universities, specific incubators etc.