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Priya retweeted
AI can answer questions, but can it make decisions based on what’s happening right now?
That’s where Parallel’s Decisions API gets interesting. Live web context + fast classification in one call, for just $0.001 per request.
Perfect for fact-checking, lead enrichment, and any workflow where outdated info can lead to bad decisions.
#ParallelPartner
Introducing the Parallel Decisions API: the first web-grounded decisions engine.
Decision models like Jev can answer in an instant, but they lack the recency of current news. Now you can get both in a single call.
Decisions API is live today at $0.001 per request.
Try it with 5,000 free requests: platform.parallel.ai/play/de…
Here are some examples we've been experimenting with:
- Fact-check content (@Grok is this true?)
- Refresh stale banking records
- Classify companies and leads with fresh signals
- Backtest trading strategies
- Track competitor e-commerce inventory
Hi, I'm Priya - GenAI intern @ YC startup.
I'll share what I learn every day about:
• Agentic AI
• Gen AI
• System Design
• AI/ML
• Software Engineering
If you're building, learning, or coding, drop a 👋 in comments. Let's connect and grow together.
Priya retweeted
How to onboard a top 1% content AI employee in 30 minutes:
No idea why, but founders install AI like software (it sits untouched for months)
The ones getting leverage hire it like an employee that saves them 3+ hours every week.
Here’s the setup:
> Add Viktor to your Slack or Teams instead of opening another tab.
That’s where he works best (he works for the whole company, so anyone on your team can hand him work)
> Connect your CRM, inbox and calendar so he knows your pipeline, your clients and every deadline coming up.
He plugs into 9,800+ tools, so whatever your stack is, he’s already in it
> Write him an actual job description with 3 to 5 duties, the same way you’d onboard a new ops hire
> Give him a goal instead of a task list.
“book more qualified calls from LinkedIn” gets you way more than “summarize my DMs”
> Feed him your offer, your ICP and your best posts once, and he keeps that context.
By week two you stop re-explaining your business
> Have him build the stuff you’d normally pay a developer for: the pipeline dashboard your team opens every morning, the client report, the landing page
> Let him pick the model. He’s model agnostic, so he runs on whatever’s best that month and you stop juggling subscriptions
> Set up weekly routines so he flags what’s slipping, proposes the fix and waits for your yes before anything goes out
> At day 30, ask him for his own performance review. He’ll tell you what worked, what didn’t and how to spend less on him
The AI that wins this year is the one that owns work across your whole team.
If you want one on your team, hire @viktor_com
Free to start, no credit card, link below!
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Priya retweeted
New in CodeRabbit Secure:
Deep Scan now follows a vulnerability across your linked repos, then replays the exploit in a throwaway sandbox to prove it's real before it flags anything.
Hendrik walks through this and everything else in the new update:
Priya retweeted
I used 4 AI agents to plan a product launch. 👀
One researched competitors, another analyzed the target audience, a third created the marketing strategy, and the fourth built the landing page.
Then I used Teamily’s Website Builder to turn that work into a website I could edit and publish.
All inside Teamily 2.0.
Here’s how I turned one idea into a complete launch workflow. 🧵👇
🤝 Paid partnership
Priya retweeted
One Halloween product, multiple creative directions — and you can build the campaign on CapCut PC. 🎃
Black Friday is live: 60% off Pro, 40% off Ultra through Oct 30. Desktop only.
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#capcutpc #capcutmarketing
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
Priya retweeted
We’ve raised a $2.5M pre-seed to fix hardware hiring.
The most reliable way to know if an engineer can do the job is to watch them work.
In hardware, that’s been almost impossible to do at scale.
Colare runs simulation-based assessments that show how candidates actually work, in the tools they’d use on the job, before anyone books an interview.
We assess across:
- Mechanical (CAD, DFM, FEA)
- Electrical (PCB, schematics)
- Systems
- Manufacturing, & more.
Candidates solve problems from first principles.
Hiring teams see that across their whole pool, so engineers only interview people who’ve already cleared the bar.
We're already working with everyone from seed-stage startups to multi-billion-dollar aerospace manufacturers.
If you’re hiring hardware engineers, let’s talk:
colare.com/
the idea of hiring ai employees directly inside your browser is kinda crazy.
strawberry 1.0 lets you build a team of ai companions that research, automate tasks, and work across 1.8 billion websites.
and they can all work on different things at the same time.
🤝 Paid partnership
Can I ask a DUMB tech question ?
Why storage always goes like this
8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512GB .
Why not 150GB, 230GB and 300GB ?
Is there a Technical reason OR is it just Marketing ?
Replying to @codedailyML
This could save creators a lot of time in their content production.
Replying to @codedailyML
The combination of niche research and avatar videos is interesting.
Replying to @AiwithDharmik
CapCut and ChatGPT could be an incredible duo for content creators
Replying to @LearnWithBishal
iPhone Duo is already facing the ultimate durability challenge .
Priya retweeted
Tom Tykwer's work with Seedance is worth following. Seeing how it performs across different shots would tell us more than one polished result.
Priya retweeted
Heard PALs and griffin are coming
I asked Claude to build an office for the @tavus PALs...
I was not expecting it to build THAT kind of office














