melanie 🐾 @melapdae

👀 Eyes on $VANRY 💰 Current Price: ~$0.0056 🟢 Major SHORT Liquidity: $0.00554–$0.00590 🔴 Major LONG Liquidity: $0.00410–$0.00503 📊 Bias: Slightly Bullish A clean break above $0.00554 could trigger a short squeeze and fuel the next leg up. 🚀 NFA. #VANRY #Crypto

Looking for the next 100x #memecoin gem. Shill me your tickers 👇 #trending #memecoin #trendingmemecoins

Bill Ackman just put ~38% of his fund into Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta - his AI bet. and his logic is the opposite of the hype. he's not trying to pick the winning model. "it's not clear which frontier model wins, or whether there's a winner at all." OpenAI led, then Google, now - his words - Anthropic seems to be the leader. so instead of betting on a model, he bets on what every model needs: compute. and the cloud is the safest, most scalable way to own that. picks and shovels, not the gold. the twist: the market punished these names for spending hundreds of billions on AI. Ackman bought because of the selloff - cheaper price, accelerating growth. ~17-min talk, free. a $15B investor on the safest way to play the AI boom ↓

0xDipper @Dipper_pol

a month ago

Nassim Taleb ran a simple test: take two completely random, unrelated columns of numbers - noise, nothing else - and measure their correlation. with a small sample, you'll routinely see correlations of 0.4, 0.6, even higher. from pure randomness. now the trap. give a researcher

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You know what really gets me? Companies asking me to trust them with my data. @TheARCTERMINAL built a seven-layer stack for state-scale AI. Just trust us. We promise. We would never look. Hardware roots. Tenant-isolated models. ZKURT privacy fabric. On-chain audit. Cognitive access control. Think of it like a bank vault. Multiple locks. Multiple keys. No single person can open it alone. 🏦 That is ARC. Sovereign by design. Join ArcTerminal 👇 os.arcterminal.ai/login?ref=E1JE…

ARC Terminal @TheARCTERMINAL

2 months ago

Most AI tools only protect your data from threats that exist today. ARC is built to protect it from threats that don't exist yet. Every session uses encryption that stays private even if quantum breaks cryptography in the future. Read the trust model ↓ arcterminal.ai/trust

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The Role of Machine Learning in Market Prediction Smart models turn complex blockchain variables into clean formulas to anticipate major shifts. • Recognizes Recurring Shapes • Filters Social Noise • Predicts Whale • Adjusts to Volatility

"Namazı ihmal etme ; Çünkü dünyanın yükü omuzlarından düştüğünde, kabirde yanlız kaldığında ve Rabbinin huzuruna çıktığında, sana en çok lazım olacak şey Samimiyetle kıldığın namazların olacaktır. ESSALAMÜN ALEYKÜM Rabbim cümlemizi güne sabah namazı ile başlayanlardan eylesin pic.x.com/YcFusingdK

THE GTA 6 PAYDAY GOES TO PEOPLE WHO NEVER PLAY IT The launch is not the event the real event Is the three-month infrastructure scramble before it server owners are panic-buying job systems and economy frameworks - A single claude prompt spits out a $89 mechanic job system in 90 seconds - Tebex listings for economy frameworks clear $300-600 per sale with zero marginal cost - FiveM housing scripts moved at $200-400 per unit in january 2026 - Eight job systems plus two economy frameworks monthly gross $1,900 for one person This is the ai script arbitrage you are not building a server you are manufacturing digital picks and shovels at machine speed A kid in ohio with zero lua knowledge out-earns a 500-person server owner A solo operator with three tebex listings beats a discord with 200 paying members The script seller pockets $400 for five minutes of prompt work The game launches in 90 days Your catalog needs to be live before the first player spawns The scarcity window closes when the hype opens

wast3 @0xWast3

2 months ago

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by stage 11, i realized i wasn't paying much attention to the stage timer anymore. what kept pulling me back was checking whether the latest dapp activity had already shown up alongside everything else tied to my nomizen id. it's a small detail, but watching those pieces gradually come together made each session feel more connected than i expected. i closed the page a few times thinking i was done, then reopened it just to see if another interaction had been reflected yet. that ended up being the part of @NomismaNetwork i remember most.

PAYING $20/MONTH TO RENT INTELLIGENCE YOU DON’T OWN the shift nobody talks about: for 3 years “using AI” meant renting it, your words went to someone else’s server and a model you don’t own processed them and you paid monthly for the privilege now a $1500 box on your desk runs the same models and your data never leaves, no subscription, no limits, no one else deciding your price ollama + open webui + 10 minutes and that’s the whole setup how the era of renting your own thinking ends ↓

lagerskoy @lagerskoy

2 months ago

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BY 2026 MINI PCs WILL BE FULLY-FLEDGED, STRUCTURED WORKSTATIONS 00:05 Mini PCs used to be regarded as devices for office work. Today, a computer the size of a book is capable of editing 4K video and writing code, whilst consuming an average of 65 W for all tasks. By comparison, many gaming PCs consume around 500W. A developer decided to buy a mini PC. He uses it to edit videos and process documents for his company. Previously, he would have bought a large desktop PC. Now, there’s a $700 mini PC on his desk. The most interesting mini PC option is the Mac Mini M4. The base model comes with 16 GB of RAM and a 256 GB SSD. Its average power consumption is 40 W, whilst its performance is comparable to that of a good laptop. The biggest change has come about thanks to OIlama. Previously, to run high-end games, you had to pay for subscriptions; now, many of these games can be played on a mini PC. A mini PC with 32 GB of RAM can easily handle standard models. If you opt for 128 GB, you’ll be able to run literally all the high-end models. For many, this means complete control over their data and no dependence on third-party services. A mini PC is now not just a computer for work, but a fully-fledged system.

BeingInvested @0xbeinginvested

3 months ago

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a year ago an app meant a six-figure developer and 6 months. today it's 1 screenshot and about 10 minutes. you find an app already pulling money in its niche, screenshot its store page, and hand it to an AI with one prompt: build me this. minutes later it hands back a working app. you bolt on payments, pay apple $99, hit publish. it's live in the same store you copied it from. apple takes its 30%, you keep the rest. you didn't invent anything. you photographed something the market already pays for and the build, the part that used to eat 6 months, was the 10-minute step. 1 screenshot in. 1 prompt out. 1 app in the store. the math used to be a year of runway and a team. now it's $99 and an afternoon. most people are still "learning to code." the ones ahead clone what already sells before the original notices.

Agent Kubo @agentkuboxbt

2 months ago

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My friend runs a three-person dev shop. Last renewal cycle he showed me the invoice ChatGPT for the team, Claude for himself, Cursor for everyone touching code. $340 a month, creeping up every cycle. So he ordered a box smaller than a wallet and told himself it was just curiosity. NVIDIA's logo on the fan, a heatsink doing most of the work, the whole thing pulling less power than a desk lamp. He had it unboxed and running before his coffee went cold 67 trillion operations a second, on hardware that cost less than the monitor sitting next to it. The plan was never to replace everything. Just to see how far $249 could go. Two weeks later it was answering client emails, summarizing contracts, drafting the boring first pass of code reviews quietly, on a board sitting under his desk, with nothing leaving the building. He's already sketching the next version, something with a name of its own, meant to run permanently instead of as an experiment. The subscription invoice is still sitting in his inbox, unrenewed. Three months from now the board pays for itself. Every month after that is money he used to wire to four different companies without thinking twice. He didn't set out to prove a point. He just wanted to know if the wallet-sized box was real. It was.

Noisy @noisyb0y1

2 months ago

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A 28 YEAR OLD MEDELLIN DEV BOUGHT 6 FIRE DAMAGED H100s OFF A FAILED AI STARTUP CHAPTER 7 SALE FOR $3,200 AND NOW BILLS $19,600 A MONTH RUNNING PRIVATE CODE INFERENCE FOR 7 US YC FOUNDERS camilo is 28, lives in a one bedroom in el poblado, was paying $239 a month on claude max and a $39 cursor seat won the lot in may, 6 h100 80GB pcie cards, two had heatsink scorching, all booted clean after thermal repaste, 480GB vram, $3,200 cash, the new build quote was $182,400 pause at 0:13, look at the burn mark on the second card sled, that one runs cooler than the others now runs vllm with qwen 2.5 coder 32B fine tuned on each founder monorepo, private endpoints to 7 YC batch 22 founders at $2,800 a month each $19,600 in, $94 in colombia power out, the lot paid itself back in 5 days, no anthropic rate limits, nothing leaves the flat the window is open, follow and bookmark before it closes

starmex @starmexxx

2 months ago

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America at its best. Thank you to the American search and rescue teams providing assistance in Venezuela. 🇺🇸

Department of State @StateDept

2 months ago

Against impossible odds, hope endures. 🇺🇸 American search and rescue teams rescued an infant from beneath the rubble following the earthquake in Venezuela. Every life saved is a victory.

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What if AI is finally aligning incentives everywhere except in the labs? Consumers want to pay less for more, businesses want higher output for lower burn and both are perfectly served by fast, hyper-local, fusion-style models. The only ones stuck defending the frontier are the labs and their backers, who now have to prove that chasing ASI is actually worth it. #AI #Incentives #FusionModels #OnDevice #Unartificial

saw another reels about how to build wealth in 2026 three niches. micro saas, productized ai agents, prompt libraries. and the line but 99 percent of people wont do anything hes right but he leaves out the important part because under every one of those niches theres ready open-source on github. free. tonight micro saas? medusa, saleor, supabase. take it and build a store or a service productized ai agents? langchain, crewai, autogen, pydantic ai. wrap an agent around one pain and sell it prompt libraries? dify, librechat, open webui. a ready interface for your prompts 99 percent wont do it not because its hard. but because theyre waiting for someone to sell it to them for 2999 so i pulled it all together myself. 100 repos, 10 niches, 10 tools each. dropshipping, content, agents, voice, rag, design, bi all free. all clonable tonight the niche isnt the secret. the secret is that you actually build something ai is a pickaxe not a course

vorty @vorty279

2 months ago

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Someone offered me a job right there in the café. i turned it down, and here's why sitting in a café, my command center running on the laptop. five agents working at once hermes, webby, scout, spark, hunter. each one handling its own piece guy in a blazer at the next table. keeps glancing over, then can't help himself and just asks: what is that running on your screen i explain. it's not one program people pay thousands for. it's a stack of open-source tools i put together myself. medusa, open webui, postiz, crawl4ai, cline. all free, all from github, all clonable with one command. the $2,999 courses sell exactly this, just under a new cover he goes quiet for about ten seconds. then pulls out a business card. says he runs a company and needs someone who understands how this works. names an annual salary i look at the number and one thing clicks. that's exactly what i've already made in a couple of months. on my own. no office, no boss, no blazer so i smiled, thanked him, and left the card on the table that's the whole point. they sell you knowledge as a product for thousands of dollars. when it's really just tools sitting in the open, waiting for you to grab them i grabbed them. and that's why the card stayed on the table

vorty @vorty279

2 months ago

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Türkiye vs USA is LIVE on FOX

🇺🇸 TRUMP: “AN ECONOMIC BOOM LIKE NO NATION HAS EVER SEEN” A statement meant to set the temperature of the entire economy.vNow the market does what it always does. Waits for proof. Growth, inflation, jobs, liquidity. Because in the end, economies don’t move on quotes. They move on numbers that either confirm the story or rewrite it. Do people actually still believe what he says?

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Football, BBQ, Graduation. Dad never misses a moment, and he always makes sure to show up. TCL products make his life easier, fresher and cleaner, so he can do what he does best.

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