@vytalow: Got accepted into the @ycombinator S26 batch as @ParasmaAI with no product, no revenue, no cofounder and not being from…
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A founder got accepted into Y Combinator's S26 batch for their AI startup ParasmaAI without having a product, revenue, cofounder, or US residency, encouraging others to apply.
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Got accepted into the @ycombinator S26 batch as @ParasmaAI with no product, no revenue, no cofounder and not being from the US.
If you have a great idea, just apply!
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