David Im

@theonejvo ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 감사해요

@davidim 센스 지린다!

we used to build this 10k+ users had one-on-one tutoring sessions with our steve jobs avatar i have no doubt that this is the future of education, but startups who are actually doing this might have a difficult time on increasing paid-conversion (my take is that if you want generate revenue from an edu-tech product, you've better target kids or university students. i failed at this since my audiences was tech bros at that moment) voice agents would be an ideal interface as a tutor. since gpt live is out, there will be a lot of chance for small startups. when we used to make the product early this year, there were no full-duplex voice agent SDKs that were good enough, so that we had to customize the livekit SDK at the low level to reduce the latency (by redesigning the pipelining architecture to optimize the endpoiting delay + TTFT + TTFA) even though i pivoted into the avatar/video space after this product, i still have a strong conviction that some startup will win in this market good luck!

ceo of interviewcoder launching phonefarm? haha it's pretty convincing

@abdullaababakre 🔥🔥🔥🔥

im going to flood the internet with bots so you'll never interact with a real user on the internet ever again introducing phone farm ai

told ya, the dead internet is inevitable people will find a way no matter how social media platforms disadvantage ai content

AI content is quietly taking over your feed. Jason: "I can't even tell what's AI anymore." @davidim, founder of @sumelabs shares why 90% of his startup's paying customers are brands cranking out AI video for TikTok and Instagram.

@mrwtle same

@davidim changed my mind about bts today

bts at the worldcup koreans are incredibly strong at creating cultural impact 🇰🇷

@shinhyeok_hwang bts is only underrated in korea

@davidim for real

@hiddnest @AsideAI read it all. proud that i'm a believer of u guys

@hthieblot super handsome

This is who runs this account

@shengkun_ye yo why am i not in the list

introducing the founders inc yap leaderboard yap yap

@andrewdsouza @boardyai awesome

@davidim @boardyai can you help?

if ur good at dropshipping, i'll pay you $100 for a 30 min call experience of making 10k a month is good enough ---for context--- we're a company building an agentic router api that orchestrates multiple video models and we're thinking of selling d2c products directly using our own software (to deeply understand our users) we consistently pull millions of views so we have some confidence, but dropshipping is new to us so we need someone to guide the overall flow --- so if you've done dropshipping or know someone solid, dm me!

dead internet is inevitable

@itsmehakvohra @humanpostco seems like the product's name changed from ghost! good naming

7.8M views in 3 weeks for this @humanpostco company 👀 👉🏼 7.8M views 👉🏼 $0.07 CPM 👉🏼 7k+ shares / saves Here is their strategy for getting views and sales (STEAL THIS) 👇🏼 1. They tested a bunch of different formats but found ONE that works. 2. Warm-ups are essential. If the accounts you're posting on are not watching content in your niche - TikTok / Instagram won't know who to show it to. 3. Comments EVERYTHING. Having people in the comments mention your product is where the real conversions happen. No one is doing it like us.

@Yun_HDY this is really good.

AI-native game engines will probably look like this. Stop farming endless walk/run/limp state machines. Give it text + paths + keyframes and the character keeps moving in real time. NVIDIA ARDY just dropped with code and model checkpoints. research.nvidia.com/labs/sil/proje…

@hiddnest @AsideAI worth it

some of my friends bought a mac after using @AsideAI

@al3rez bro

@davidim roy lee is wining

we've hit 20k users in 8 weeks. ~95% of users came from organic content on instagram and tiktok for people in twitter : if u want to sell to people outside tech, learn to hack ig/tiktok

@donghaxkim @Jason 🔥🔥

@davidim @Jason nice!

i still remember the day in February when I first got to chat with @jason on the podcast that was right around the one-month mark since we've moved from Korea to SF to start a company (and got our first check from finc). it really felt like my life was changing overnight since then, we’ve pivoted from clawra, hit 20K users, and now I’m back on the podcast again. kinda crazy to think about how much has changed since then. see you on the podcast soon!