melanie ✨ @melasmwf

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ESPN @espn

4 weeks ago

Arike Ogunbowale beats the shot clock buzzer 🔥 Chicago Sky-Dallas Wings on ESPN, Disney+ and the ESPN App 🍿

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Paramount+ @paramountplus

4 weeks ago

Max Holloway takes the win at #UFC329

UFC @ufc

4 weeks ago

Max Holloway defeats Conor McGregor by TKO at #UFC329

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Invasive Burmese pythons have slithered to a new location in South Florida, establishing a colony outside the previously established core range, according to wildlife officials. Read more: abcnews.link/QWXXzLI

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FOX Sports @FOXSports

2 months ago

Messi soaking in the moment after his legendary performance 🐐

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RetroChainer @RetroChainer

a month ago

BRANDS ARE PAYING $10K A MONTH TO AN INFLUENCER WHO WAS NEVER BORN. THAT SELFIE IS A PROMPT, NOT AN IPHONE PHOTO. it doesn't look like ai. that's the entire point. the trick isn't a better face model. it's camera language. the prompt names a real camera and a real film. contax g2, 45mm, kodak portra 400, warm midtones, halation on the skin, grain blooming in the sunlight. it stops looking rendered and starts looking shot on a phone. google's nano banana locks the character. same girl in bed, same girl in the car, same girl holding the same stanley cup, shot after shot. then you sync it into video and she moves, talks, films her morning like anyone with an iphone. no model, no studio, no person. one face that posts every day and never ages, never argues, never asks for a cut. here's the money part. brands pay for attention, and attention doesn't check if she's real. the stanley in her hand is a paid placement. the account is a business you run from a prompt. the feed you scroll is already full of people who were never born. you just can't tell anymore. save this before you like a photo of someone who doesn't exist.

RetroChainer @RetroChainer

3 months ago

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ESPN @espn

a month ago

The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. This is the World Cup 🔥

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Fokki @0x_fokki

a month ago

🚨Microsoft spends $45,000,000 fixing regressions a solo dev runs a $20 loop and cleared 14 bugs while sleeping. most devs use Claude Code for one-off commands. the real edge is loop engineering: > L1: run a slash command > L2: let Claude loop until the tests pass > L3: a master loop watches the repo, spawns worker loops to fix bugs, runs tests, and deploys 24/7 Big Tech ships quarterly through 5 layers of approvals. Loop architecture self-corrects and ships constantly before you even open your laptop. stop writing code. start building loops. the breakdown is below👇

Nekt0 @Nekt_0

a month ago

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kocer @kocer_eth

a month ago

THIS GUY IS USING GTA 6 TO MAKE $10,000 A MONTH ON THE GAME'S LAUNCH. Not after the game launches. Before it launches. That is the whole play. The creator’s bet is simple: GTA 6 is already a search engine before anyone can play it. Trailers. Scenes. Map theories. Car theories. Release rumors. Money glitch theories. Tiny details people want explained. In the video, he says GTA 6 is projected to make $1B on day one and $7.6B in its first two months. His move is to stand in front of that demand early. The workflow he shows: 1. Take a GTA 6 trailer, scene, rumor, or news angle 2. Ask ChatGPT for a scene-by-scene breakdown 3. Turn that breakdown into YouTube Shorts ideas 4. Paste it into Viewmaxx io for video generation, scriptwriting, and AI voiceover 5. Add captions so the clip still works when people are scrolling fast, muted, or half watching 6. Repeat across every micro-question people search before launch The money claim is the bait. He points to YouTube Shorts paying roughly $2K - $5K per million views, but that is not a guaranteed income plan. RPM depends on niche, country, retention, ad demand, monetization status, and whether the content is original enough to pass platform rules. AI voice + captions + GTA clips is not a business by itself. The useful part is the arbitrage: find a giant upcoming event, break it into small questions, use AI to ship faster than normal editors, and attach each post to demand that already exists. GTA 6 is the example. The reusable model is event-driven Shorts before the event peaks.

kocer @kocer_eth

2 months ago

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Aiden Chaoyang He @AidenChaoyangHe

a month ago

The Future of Work is Fewer Humans, More Agents 🧵 I don’t buy in the "AI governance" frameworks for employees that established tech companies are pushing. They're getting more complex by the day—wrapped in "AI-native" branding, but really just patching the old order. That's not the future. The real future? Fewer humans, more agents. Teams under 50 people. A org less than 7×7 matrix of 49 humans. No need for complex organizational charts for human anymore. What we actually need is a new science: how to manage and work alongside AI well. That's the real competitive advantage. This is the ultimate form of AI: AI as a peer. Not a tool. Not a service. A collaborator that participates in your work and life, just like another team member would.