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Replying to @kiara_nova_ai
Amazing share
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house rule 1 in club tavus, written on the wall: "Talk to someone. They will talk back. 134 milliseconds, on a good night less.
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I asked Claude to build an office for the @tavus PALs... I was not expecting it to build THAT kind of office
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Replying to @code_everett
Yeah, priorities have definitely shifted. From “let me finish watching the match” to “let me finish this last bot and clear notifications”. Same bed, two different worlds. Do you feel the same at your place?
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“Exactly. The ‘just one more game’ syndrome is real. What’s the worst interruption you’ve had recently?”
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Introducing Inference Router: enterprise-grade inference on demand. Kimi K3, GLM 5.3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 Flash, Muse Spark 1.3, Mercury 3 and more, available with an uptime SLA of at least 99.9%. US hosting and web search built in. you.com/router
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Replying to @hasantoxr
"This is perfect for my agents. No contract lock-in, pay as you go, and easy model switching with failover. Exactly what I needed."
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Liam retweeted
You can now get enterprise-grade inference for open-weight models without locking into a big contract. Normally, if you want a 99.9% uptime SLA, zero data retention, and US hosting, you have to commit upfront to one provider. With this, you hit a single API that routes to models like Kimi K3, GLM 5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. It runs on their own infrastructure first and fails over automatically if needed. Pay as you go, no platform fee, and web search is built in. Switching is basically three lines of code.
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Introducing Inference Router: enterprise-grade inference on demand. Kimi K3, GLM 5.3, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 Flash, Muse Spark 1.3, Mercury 3 and more, available with an uptime SLA of at least 99.9%. US hosting and web search built in. you.com/router
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Replying to @Zayan_coder
Great thread! Small mistakes and lazy days are normal, but chronic sleep deprivation, constant stress, and no breaks really harm your brain.
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Liam retweeted
✅ Your brain will forgive you for: - Forgetting someone's name - Having a lazy day - Making small mistakes - Needing some quiet time ❌ Your brain won't forgive you for:👇
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Replying to @VermaAakash3
Keyword matching is broken for modern hiring
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Replying to @shamimRezaai
Thanks a lot, glad it felt real to you too.
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Replying to @I_AM_AYASHA
Do Not Disturb for marriage would actually save so many moments.
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Replying to @Jack1171235
Phones always win, one notification and the whole moment disappears.
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Replying to @ethanbrooks2432
Haha exactly, notifications are the real mood killers these days.
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Replying to @Fatima_RP120
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it. Feels a bit too real these days.
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Replying to @shamimRezaai
Haha too accurate. One last bot and the whole mood is gone. The newspaper days were simpler for sure.
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Replying to @jackcoderx
Haha same here. One ranked game and suddenly it’s midnight. The notifications just keep coming in between.
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4/ In the 90s, the distance between husband and wife was just a newspaper or a TV set. In 2026, they lie on the same bed but live in two different galaxies—one scrolling Reels, the other getting annoyed in DMs! Yet, life goes on. Wouldn't you agree?
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3/ The Ultimate Mood Killer: "Reels & Notifications" Wife: *Gives a romantic look* Husband: *Phone vibrates* "Wait, wait! Look at this meme first, or I’ll miss the trend!" And just like that, the mood vanishes into thin air.
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2/ In the 90s: Background music was a cassette tape playing romantic tunes. In 2026: Background music is the laptop cooling fan humming, PUBG/Call of Duty gunshots, and the low-battery warning beep!
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