Siddharth Sampath

Most developers dislike leetcode style coding problems in interviews because they don't always test the skills which are relevant to the job. With our AI interviews you can ask questions which really tests the candidate's knowledge. Maybe a scenario based question like, "You are a backend developer, and have a few EC2s running Flask (with gunicorn and nginx) behind a load balancer, and use RDS...

Also noticed the facial expressions can look a bit off or delayed, and hands are still a dead giveaway. They either look weird or the person keeps them out of frame entirely. The micro-expressions just don’t quite sync up with what they’re saying, and when hands do appear, the fingers might be doing impossible things or have that uncanny vacant look. Plus, watch for how they gesture. Real...

Do you have any plans to introduce this on Pycharm? Most AI extensions don't seem to work too well there

Adorable! Can it bark/purr to tell you you've had enough screen time and it's time to take your pet for a walk?

This is incredible! I saw how Blender was being used with MCP to create 3D objects, and thought it was almost unbelievable what can now be achieved with natural language. This seems just as magical, if not more

Bringing reminders to WhatsApp, where most people spend a lot of time sound great. But, with ChatGPT available on WhatsApp, will an introduction of ChatGPT Tasks, on WhatsApp be a threat? Apart from regular reminders, I like the idea of getting the fun facts, about a variety of topics,interesting news tidbits, daily, on WhatsApp. Does that seem possible?

This is fascinating! I didn't think I'd like it as much as I did when I saw the description. Found it really cool when I tried it out

I love that I could try out the product and get a feel for the conversation without signing in! The AI seems to be great! Do you have plans to do this for other languages as well?

Finding out developers' bandwidth, how a project is going and so on, on top of Linear looks like an excellent use case. I tried the interactive demo, and tried a few prompts like: What is the status of the current project and does it look like we will meet the deadline? and it seems to go into a loop of asking me what details I want, even after I give those details. I'd love to try out the...

This looks cool! Well done, the UI looks slick and surely reduces the hassle of creating a resume! Given that LLMs tend to hallucinate, if explicitly given the prompt to optimise a resume to make it ATS friendly, better for a job description, have you seen that it makes up skills which weren't originally there? It may boost the "match score" with the job description, but will end up promoting...