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My Message to the Next Generation of Utah Startups: Build on Conviction
My Message to the Next Generation of Utah Startups: Build on Conviction
When I was just 14 years old, I came to the United States for the first time. Born and raised in Belo Horizonte…
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The End of Immigrant Tech Talent is Near
The End of Immigrant Tech Talent is Near
This coming December marks the 10-year anniversary of when I moved to the United States -- I showed up with a large red…
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisToday, we’re announcing the expanded beta of Voyage — an AI-native RPG platform where you can create any world you imagine, have deep shared experiences with characters that think for themselves, and where every choice has real consequences. I’ve connected with characters in Voyage like nothing I’ve ever played before. It’s one thing to chat with characters — it’s another to have rich shared experiences where you adventure together, fight together, and laugh together. It’s remarkable how magical it can be. This is the culmination of what we’ve been trying to build ever since we first launched AI Dungeon, but the tech and design paradigms just weren’t ready. We spent five years and six prototype engines building Voyage’s World Engine — a deterministic AI game engine that holds a living world together across thousands of turns without hallucinating it away. It combines the infinite possibilities of AI with a grounded world that offers challenge and consequence, making your choices really matter. And you can play multiplayer with your friends, as if you were sitting around a table together. RPGs are a $47 billion market that’s never been able to fully deliver on the dream players like me have always had. Voyage shows how they can. Thank you, Lauren Forristal at TechCrunch for breaking the news. Full story linked in comments 👇
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Diogo Myrrha shared thisWe are so proud of Nick and team for the rollout of Voyage! Nick has been building in AI since 2019, and was responsible for a lot of people's first interaction with GPT-2 and 3. Absolutely incredible builder! https://lnkd.in/gXWxdEvbAI Dungeon maker Latitude unveils Voyage, a platform for creating AI-powered RPGs | TechCrunchAI Dungeon maker Latitude unveils Voyage, a platform for creating AI-powered RPGs | TechCrunch
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisPhD AI Research Intern needed for the summer 🏖️ deets below: Be part of the Latitude AI team 🤖 and own the creation of an open-ended behavioral LLM benchmark with our SOTA story engine 📖 Although we are remote we unfortunately won't be able to sponsor for this role. Previous publications or research projects creating LLM benchmarks are required. JD: https://lnkd.in/gWWuFHnu #VideoGames #GameJobs #AIJobs #AIGaming #PhDIntern #MLJobs #LLM
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisCISOs: There’s a blind spot in CVE reporting. And attackers know it. When a new CVE drops, your team checks one thing first: affected versions. But here's the rub: when a vulnerability is found, CVE reporters more often than not only report the in-support versions affected. They don't bother to check the older, unsupported versions. And herein lies the problem: - A vulnerability is disclosed that affects code in an old EOL branch - The CVE lists the affected, supported versions - Your scanner checks the range on the CVE - Your EOL version isn’t listed - No alert triggers You believe you’re not exposed. But the vulnerable code is still running. Now look at it from the attacker’s side: They read the advisory. They diff the patch. They test older EOL builds. And they realize something dangerous: companies running EOL software may not even know they’re vulnerable. That’s worse than a zero-day. With a zero-day, nobody knows. Here, the attacker knows, and you don’t. If your vulnerability program depends on CVE “affected version” metadata, and you’re running unsupported software, you may be systematically underestimating security risk. At HeroDevs, we check every CVE reported in supported versions of our NES libraries to see if they affect the old, EOL versions. If they do, we fix them and ship the fix out to our customers. Software secured, risk mitigated.
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisAs AI changes how fast companies move, their organizational structure will have to change too. In the last 6 months we overhauled our entire ai development stack. We built our own fleet of ai agents that have access to our entire tool stack, preview deployments that can be used to rapidly test, and accelerated CI and Ai review processes. Our commit rate has 4X’d as a result. But we hit a bottleneck, our team standup of 8-12 people had so much work going through them we couldn’t keep track of it in a team standup format. So we decided to change how we operate. Instead of two pizza teams we broke up into 2-4 person pods. Each pod has ownership and the autonomy to drive their domain forward using AI to rapidly accelerate. We then align with pod leads on priorities on a weekly cadence. If AI replaces the IC role, that makes each human the equivalent to a lead of a pre-AI team. Because we have a high talent density, agentic team this is already starting to pay huge dividends. We’re still at the beginning of how AI will transform how we build. And I expect we’re going to have to continually evolve as the capabilities progress. Excited for the ride 🚀
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisI'm headed to SF next week for GDC. Let's meet up to discuss AI & Games! 🤖🎮 Whether you're a researcher, a game dev, or an AI enthusiast, I'd love to chat. In building Voyage, we along with the rest of the AI & Games community are creating a new genre of play. It's been a dream 7 years in the making, and I'm excited to share it with everyone very soon.
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted this80+ of the smartest founders and executives in AI x Games gathered together today at the AI Games Summit we hosted with NFX and SVB. There were a ton of compelling insights I took away from it. I spoke, along with Wesley Kerr, head of AI Research at Riot, Otto Söderlund, AI lead at Supercell and Max Child CEO of Weekend on what we saw happening in the space. There were several themes that stood out: 1. AI Native Games will fundamentally transform what we can play and create, opening up revolutionary new experiences that delight players. 2. The fundamental technologies are finally arriving. AI Native Games have taken longer than some of us expected, but the building blocks to do it well are now reaching the cost and latency needed. 3. Creation will be as compelling as play. In the age of AI creation becomes democratized and magical. AI Native game experiences will weave in that magical experience of vibe-creating "just one more prompt" into the experience. 4. AI Dungeon was compared to Wolfenstein 3D as the first demonstration of a new era, but we still need AI Gaming's "Doom" moment that defines the genre. We'll be launching Voyage this year. We're excited to share it with the world and hope it can be the next big milestone in the future of AI x Games. Lots of exciting things ahead and we're just at the beginning! :D
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisFor 20 years, virtually every open-source PLC project in the world has depended on a single compiler. Today we're releasing an alternative. Meet STruC++: an IEC 61131-3 Structured Text to C++17 compiler with built-in unit testing, an interactive REPL, and readable code generation. At Autonomy, we've spent over a decade building open-source tools for industrial automation. It started in 2014 with OpenPLC as an academic experiment, and grew into one of the most widely adopted open-source automation platforms in the world, with over 1,500 GitHub stars, 500+ forks, thousands of users across education and industry, deployed in university labs on every continent, and adopted by hardware manufacturers as their programming environment. In 2023 we rewrote OpenPLC from the ground up as a modern, web-based platform with OpenPLC v4. But one critical dependency remained: the Structured Text compiler. If you work in open-source industrial automation, you've almost certainly used MatIEC. It's an IEC 61131-3 ST-to-C compiler originally built for MatPLC and later adopted by Beremiz. It's also the compiler behind OpenPLC, OTee, and several other platforms. For two decades, it has been the only production-grade open-source option. MatIEC is a remarkable contribution to the community, but it supports only IEC 61131-3 v2, generates macro-heavy C, and is showing its age. Recent efforts to fill this gap exist, but none have reached production readiness with full Edition 3 support yet. That's why we've spent months of intense work creating the next modern IEC 61131-3 ST open-source compiler, and now we are thrilled to share it with the world! STruC++ generates readable C++17 with actual classes, virtual methods, and templates. It supports IEC 61131-3 Edition 3 with OOP (methods, interfaces, inheritance, properties), CODESYS extensions (POINTER TO, typed literals, 64-bit types), and direct CODESYS library import (OSCAT Basic 335 compiles out of the box). It ships with an interactive REPL: compile with --build and step through cycles, inspect variables, force values, and view ST/C++ side by side. And because it's built in TypeScript, it runs in the browser too! But here's what we're most excited about: STruC++ has built-in unit testing. Every PLC testing solution today (TcUnit, CfUnit, CODESYS Test Manager) requires a specific IDE, runtime, or hardware. STruC++ has a test runner in the compiler itself. Write tests in ST, run them anywhere: strucpp source.st --test tests.st No PLC, IDE, or simulator. Tests run on your laptop and in your CI pipeline. See it in action: https://lnkd.in/ePD2FQXr We believe STruC++ can become a shared foundation for a modern, vendor-neutral IEC 61131-3 compiler that the entire community can build upon. STruC++: https://lnkd.in/eG5E5zSc
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Diogo Myrrha reposted thisDiogo Myrrha reposted thisOur AI Hackathon this March is designed for anyone who loves to build. Whether you’re an AI Engineer, Product Manager, or Product Designer, if you're passionate about the future of AI and have built an AI agent, we’d love to hear from you. This hackathon is your chance to collaborate with and learn from other talented builders who are pushing the boundaries with AI. 7 hours. New teams formed on-site. Build from scratch. Live demos at the end. Prizes include: $10K first place $2.5K second place Additional category awards (e.g., Most Innovative) Spots are limited. Learn more and apply here: podium.com/ai-hackathon Registration closes at 5 PM (MT) on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. #Podium #Hackathon #AI #AIEngineer #ProductManager #ProductDesigner #Lehi #Utah #Competition
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisWhat an incredible quarter by the amazing Pattern team! Crushed every metric. 👏👏David Wright Jason Beesley Melanie AlderDiogo Myrrha liked thisWhat a start to 2026. Pattern just reported record Q1 results with revenues, NRR, international revenue, and EBITDA all up significantly year over year. This is what happens when discipline and ambition compound together: powerful technology, AI, and a team that delivers excellence every day for our brand partners. We're raising full-year guidance and heading into the rest of the year from a position of real strength. We're just getting started. 🚀
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisDiogo Myrrha liked thisI’m looking for the top 5 pre-seed founders in Utah with the most revenue while still having no VC interest. For whatever reason, it’s totally resonating with your ICP, customers are desperate for what you have, and yet, it isn’t resonating with VCs. If that’s you, dm me. I’m speaking to a group of first-time founders in a couple weeks and I have some things I’d like to understand on the founder side. And who knows, maybe Convoi will invest?
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisDiogo Myrrha liked thisIn case you missed it, LOIS for Word now integrates directly with Filevine so it can draft full legal documents. That means every draft is grounded in your actual case data, right inside Microsoft Word. We're walking through it all live on Tuesday, May 12th at 12 PM MDT in our free webinar — LOIS for Word: Agentic Legal Drafting in Practice — with Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson, VP of AI Products Sona Sulakian, and Associate General Counsel Tyler Dever. If drafting motions is eating your billable hours, you won't want to miss it. Register now: https://lnkd.in/dm3QxGQB #LOISforWord #Filevine #LegalAI #FreeWebinar
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisDiogo Myrrha liked thisOur May the 4th event with Rhymetec and A-LIGN was one to remember! The dome, dinner, drinks, and vibes all lived up to the hype! The wifi did not. Turns out livestreaming Battlefront II from a rooftop is harder than it sounds. The livestream didn't survive, but the wifi held up enough for Kenny and everyone to gank some n00bs online. Shout to everyone who came out! Pete Waterman, Eric Beasley, Ashley Hibbs, Andrew Escobedo, Jorge Tardiff, Fatemeh Corlett, Anwar Kibria, Heycel Vera, Salman Mansoor, Andrew Lynch, Jaspal Jandaur, Will Smith, Beth Leonard, Billy Hennessy, Zayed Chowdhury, George Perezdiaz, Soda Sultana, Metin K., John H., Michael Stebick, Vic DeBenedetto and so many others! We had a ton of fun. May the 4th be with you! If you didn't make it, that's sad... but you can still meet us virtually here: https://lnkd.in/g6fmNvgb
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisDiogo Myrrha liked thisLet’s break down the “green dashboard” problem. Most teams measure: * Patch SLAs * Alert volume * Tool coverage Looks solid. But here’s what’s missing: * How exposures connect across systems * What’s actually reachable in a real attack path * Where controls silently fail in combination So you end up with this: Individually → everything looks fine Collectively → you’re exposed Attackers don’t think in tools. They think in paths. If your program can’t show you that path, you don’t actually know your risk.
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Diogo Myrrha liked thisDiogo Myrrha liked thisToday we’re announcing $1 billion in new funds to back the bold founders shaping the next era of finance and technology. I’ve been following the flow of assets my entire career and have never seen a more dynamic time. Financial infrastructure is being rebuilt from the ground up, new assets and markets are emerging, and an agentic economy is developing as AI agents begin to transact on behalf of humans. These areas, among others, are what will define the coming years as we deploy these new funds. We’re deeply grateful to our LPs for their continued trust, and to the founders we've had the privilege of backing over the last four years. We’re excited for what’s ahead, and wrote about our thesis in the post below.
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Diogo Myrrha reacted on thisDiogo Myrrha reacted on thisVoyage's World Engine brings the concept of a living world to life. Whether you take the role of hero, villain, or common everyday person, the characters you interact with will remember you and the world you interact with will continue to change. That's the power of Voyage, join the waitlist! 👇 https://voyage.io/
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Diogo Myrrha reacted on thisDiogo Myrrha reacted on thisI'm so proud of the team and the culture they have built here at Guardare. Yesterday, at a big event at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, the Tampa Bay Business Journal awarded Guardare the 4th "Best Places To Work" recognition in the Extra Small Company category among hundreds of applicants.
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Peyton Vitter, CFA
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Tim Ericson
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