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Yuri Sagalov

@yuris
Dad, husband, brother, son, friend, founder, investor (@Supabase, @WeAreLegora, @DecagonAI,+++). MD @GeneralCatalyst. Previously @WayfinderVC @YCombinator.
San Francisco, CA
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    Yuri Sagalov
    @yuris
    27m
    Ubiquiti + Claude is amazing. An intermittent WiFi issue was plaguing my network for a few weeks, and none of my limited attempts at diagnosing it were successful. I decided to give Claude access to Unifi through SSH and it diagnosed it and solved it within minutes.
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    DHH
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    @dhh
    17h
    Ubiquity is so ridiculously good. Just did a full apartment upgrade. Cloud router, three U7 Pros. Added a local admin account for an agent. Had Claude optimize all the radio channels, tune mesh settings, and ensure all devices roamed ideally. SCI-FI!
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    Yuri Sagalov
    @yuris
    21h
    .@ibab is one of the only people in the world who has built an AI lab from scratch and in record time. He's back to do it again. Igor and the @river_ai_inc team have been working on open weight personalized models long before they became the topic du jour, and I couldn't be
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    General Catalyst
    @generalcatalyst
    Aug 11
    .@river_ai_inc has a new vision for personal AI. We co-led River’s $1.1B funding round because we believe in @ibab's ambition to build open-weight models that individuals can train and improve continuously. Watch @htaneja in conversation with Igor. Chapters 02:22 — Co-Founding
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    Yuri Sagalov
    @yuris
    Aug 10
    This is true, and is especially jarring if you used to be a founder and have fundraised before. Fundraising dynamics are completely different.
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    John Felix
    @johnfelix123
    Aug 10
    So many emerging managers tell me they underestimated how hard launching their own firm and fundraising would be. It’s supposed to be hard. Only really easy for like 1% of new managers. But barriers to starting a fund have never been lower. So the reckoning just comes later.