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🚨 BREAKING: NotebookLM can now tutor you like a $150/hr private tutor from any top university. For free.
Here are 8 prompts that replace hours of paid tutoring sessions:
(Save this before it goes viral)
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What if an ordinary escalator ride could become a creative fashion runway? 🛗👗✨
Imagine a model riding up an escalator, with a brand-new outfit appearing as they move higher. One moment it's a casual everyday look, the next it's a chic office outfit, followed by a bold streetwear style. Every transformation brings a new surprise, turning a simple ride into an eye-catching fashion showcase!
And here's where CapCut PC comes in! 🎬
#CapCutPC #CapCutDidThat #capcutmarketing
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Translate any video real-time directly without internet (100+ languages)
this is using tiny AI model that runs completely offline on your PC.
- Dual subtitles & word lookup included.
- No internet required after setup.
- Perfect for language learners.
-/github.com/umlx5h/LLPlayer
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I gave Claude the same research task twice. Find people at a company, map their roles, and get their work emails.
Claude alone found 4 people, but no verified work emails.
Then I connected @FullEnrich through MCP and ran the same prompt again. This time, it returned 5 contacts with a likely work email for each.
That's a useful difference. Claude handles the research, while FullEnrich brings contact data into the same workflow.
Here's the actual comparison:
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There's a big difference between adding AI features to an existing tool and designing the entire workflow around human-AI collaboration from the beginning.
Introducing Wanaka Studio 1.0, an AI-native game engine.
Build real 3D multiplayer games. No coding needed.
Instead of making AI fight with Unity, we built an engine it can actually use.
1️⃣→ All-in-one workspace
3D models, rigging, gameplay logic, and sound.
2️⃣→ Speed & cost
5x faster than Opus 5.5 + Unity, at 82% lower agent cost (benchmark in thread).
3️⃣→ Performance
AAA-style visuals in 4K, 60+ FPS, real-time physics and lighting.
4️⃣→ Direct control
Edit anything right in the scene. The agent picks up from your changes.
5️⃣→ One-click publish
Every game is just a link. Cross-platform, nothing to install.
Try Wanaka → studio.wanaka.app/
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AI can transcribe a conversation perfectly and still miss what's actually happening. A hesitation, a frustrated tone, or someone talking over another person can completely change the meaning.
That's what makes @hume_ai's new Audio Decision API interesting. It focuses on the audio itself, not just the words.
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Introducing the Hume Audio Decision API.
Ask anything: How many speakers? Is anyone laughing? Is the caller frustrated?
What used to take 10+ models is now one call.
Trained on 10M+ human judgments, so it answers the way human listeners would.
Realtime, or across hours of recordings.
Request access below.
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Recast a scene without starting over 🎬
Lockstep, the new motion transfer model from @eachlabs, takes the video you already have and puts any character into it from reference images. The movement, the timing and the camera stay exactly where they were.
Try it, link below 👇
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Most AI tools turn audio into text. But there's a lot happening in a recording that words alone can't capture.
What's interesting about @hume_ai's new Decision API is that you can ask specific questions about the audio itself and get probability based answers. That opens up some useful possibilities for voice agents and audio analysis.
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing the Hume Audio Decision API.
Ask anything: How many speakers? Is anyone laughing? Is the caller frustrated?
What used to take 10+ models is now one call.
Trained on 10M+ human judgments, so it answers the way human listeners would.
Realtime, or across hours of recordings.
Request access below.
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Watched this SpeakON demo, and the part I'd want to try first is the voice-to-message workflow.
Not because typing is difficult, but because there are plenty of situations where speaking is simply more convenient.
Especially when you're traveling, multitasking, or trying to get a thought down quickly.
The ability to review a translated message before sending is another nice touch.
Curious how it performs when you use it throughout a normal working day.
#ad
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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Just tried 3 recast models: MiniMax, Genjutsu and Lockstep by @eachlabs.
Lockstep cooked. And did it 3.3x cheaper 🔥
Frontier-quality video for less money, and you're still using another model? 👀
Try it now 👇
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We've had speech-to-text tools for years, so voice typing alone isn't really the exciting part anymore.
What interests me more is what happens after the words are captured.
Can you turn them into notes, translate a message, or use them to move a task forward?
That's the direction SpeakON is exploring with its agent workflows.
I'd love to see more tools focus on that next step instead of stopping at transcription.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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If you work with people from different countries, you know how much time goes into writing and checking messages.
The translation part of this SpeakON demo caught my eye for that reason.
Being able to speak naturally, get a translated draft, and review it before sending sounds pretty useful.
It doesn't need to replace the way you communicate.
Just making that process a little easier would already be valuable.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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You know what's surprisingly annoying?
Having an idea while you're doing something else, then forgetting half of it by the time you open your notes.
That's why I like the direction SpeakON is taking.
Voice typing, notes, and offline recording in one place could make those little moments easier to manage.
Sometimes it's the small everyday problems that are worth solving.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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One thing I keep noticing with AI products is that the best features aren't always the flashiest ones.
Sometimes you just want to reply to a message, translate something, or write down a thought without interrupting what you're doing.
SpeakON is bringing those tasks together with voice typing and agent workflows.
I'm especially curious about how it handles moving from a spoken idea to a finished message.
That's something I'd actually use.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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It's not the voice typing that caught my eye.
It's the moment a spoken message becomes a Spanish draft you can review before sending.
That extra step makes the whole thing much more practical.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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I've been seeing more AI tools move beyond simple chat, and this is an interesting example.
What caught my attention about SpeakON is how it brings voice typing, notes, and translation into everyday work.
Imagine having a quick idea, speaking it out loud, and turning it into something useful without jumping between different apps.
I'd probably start with the voice typing feature and see how it handles a busy workday.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
This feels like the kind of AI tool I'd want to try on a day when everything is happening at once.
Client messages coming in, random ideas to remember, notes to organize, and follow-ups that can't wait forever.
SpeakON brings voice typing, translation, recording, and agent workflows into that picture.
I wouldn't expect any tool to magically handle an entire workday.
But making a few of those tasks easier? I'd take that.
#ad
🤝 Paid partnership
An idea, a client message, a team follow-up.
Explore SpeakON with Fred, Kiki, and Rich: voice typing, Notes, translation, offline recording, and Agent workflows in a working day.
What would you try first?
speakon.app/x
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We're measuring AI agents the wrong way.
Everyone talks about how many tasks an AI agent can complete.
But here's a question that matters even more:
How much work does the human still have to do?
Because finishing a task and actually getting it right are two very different things.
Here's what I mean: 👇
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That family emoji is seven Unicode code points in a trench coat.
👨👩👧👦 looks like one tiny picture, but your phone is quietly assembling it from separate pieces.
Once you know how emojis really work, a few things start making sense:
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I think we're measuring AI agents the wrong way. Everyone talks about how many tasks an agent can complete. But there's a question I find more interesting:
How much work does the human still have to do? Here's what I mean:
