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| keyword | mentions | net | trend | top theme | srcs | last seen | |
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| timeline | 15877 | +63% | — | 1 | 11h | ||
| Opus 5.5 model documentation | 51 | +61% | claude / pricing | 2 | 2w | ||
| Opus 5.5 official announcement | 50 | +68% | pricing / model | 1 | 2w | ||
| SynthID | 16 | +100% | gemini / google | 1 | 2w | ||
| Cline | 149 | +72% | code | 3 | 2w | ||
| Quill | 32 | -10% | performance | 4 | 2w | ||
| Google SynthID AI image watermark discussion | 1 | +100% | — | 1 | 2mo | ||
| Opus 5.5 versus Claude Opus models | 2 | +100% | — | 1 | 3mo |
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Micro1 is paying $75,000 for data from companies that are NO LONGER opperational: Here are 10 public signals you can start pulling leads from immediately to get closer to them: 1. Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings 2. Companies exploring strategic alternatives or asset sales 3. Business closures and wind-down announceme… Micro1 is paying $75,000 for data from companies that are NO LONGER opperational: Here are 10 public signals you can start pulling leads from immediately to get closer to them: 1. Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings 2. Companies exploring strategic alternatives or asset sales 3. Business closures and wind-down announcements 4. Mass layoffs and WARN notices 5. Debt restructuring and creditor negotiations 6. Going-concern warnings in SEC filings 7. Companies selling divisions or closing locations 8. Private equity portfolio companies experiencing distress 9. Failed fundraising and capital shortfalls 10. Receiverships and insolvency proceedings Where to find these companies: 1. PACER - public bankruptcy filings. 2. SEC EDGAR - financial distress disclosures. 3. WARN databases - companies announcing mass layoffs. 4. Industry publications - closures, restructuring, and asset sales. From there, enrich the companies, identify decision-makers, and launch campaigns positioning historical data licensing as a potential source of liquidity or new revenue. If you already have infrastructure, lists, and campaigns running, I would encourage you to launch this angle immediatelyview source ↗
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last week I caught up with @realAkashAnand and team and they showed this video At the end, they asked how long do you think it was? I said 1.5 mins, it is much more than that watch it for yourself to see what solid storytelling looks like. likely you will feel the same congratulations team last week I caught up with @realAkashAnand and team and they showed this video At the end, they asked how long do you think it was? I said 1.5 mins, it is much more than that watch it for yourself to see what solid storytelling looks like. likely you will feel the same congratulations teamview source ↗
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AI HAS ADDED $33 TRILLION TO THE S&P 500 AND GROCERIES ARE STILL JUST AS EXPENSIVE @AonicClub, from @maxjmeier, sells everything at cost and uses AI agents for sourcing and operations, so there's no brand, distributor or retailer markup 24 cans of aonic fuel: $38.62 ($1.61 a can). nurri at costco: $55.18, 30% less wi… AI HAS ADDED $33 TRILLION TO THE S&P 500 AND GROCERIES ARE STILL JUST AS EXPENSIVE @AonicClub, from @maxjmeier, sells everything at cost and uses AI agents for sourcing and operations, so there's no brand, distributor or retailer markup 24 cans of aonic fuel: $38.62 ($1.61 a can). nurri at costco: $55.18, 30% less with aonic 24 servings of aonic fuel powder: $23.46. optimum nutrition: $57.63, per 24 servings of 32 g of protein, 59% lessview source ↗
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"Cold email doesn't work" vs. "Cold email changed my life": https://t.co/jXNnHNhANc "Cold email doesn't work" vs. "Cold email changed my life": https://t.co/jXNnHNhANcview source ↗
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Next up 🎙️@dorco8 at @mondaydotcom on building online & offline LLM Eval Pipelines with LangSmith Traces 🎙️@hwchase17 on building agents that improve over time https://t.co/kp4sZrbIGy Next up 🎙️@dorco8 at @mondaydotcom on building online & offline LLM Eval Pipelines with LangSmith Traces 🎙️@hwchase17 on building agents that improve over time https://t.co/kp4sZrbIGyview source ↗
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good morning to HIM https://t.co/PhmjS0rUW1 good morning to HIM https://t.co/PhmjS0rUW1view source ↗
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I got to $2.5k/m in ~30 days with Apple ads. • You get $100 from apple for free. • It's still the easiest marketing meta. This is what I'd do today: 1. Use [strict] keywords only. 2. Keywords = competitor's name. 3. Split campaigns by territory group. 4. Adjust CPT for each (i.e US is more). 5. Use the recommended CP… I got to $2.5k/m in ~30 days with Apple ads. • You get $100 from apple for free. • It's still the easiest marketing meta. This is what I'd do today: 1. Use [strict] keywords only. 2. Keywords = competitor's name. 3. Split campaigns by territory group. 4. Adjust CPT for each (i.e US is more). 5. Use the recommended CPT from apple. 6. Make sure you have a cracked app store page. 7. Hire someone to do your screenshots or use AI. 8. Use the new store assets!! Search banners etc. 9. Budget about $25/day at first, increase ongoing. 10. Wait to see how the ads spend over 2 days. 11. No spend = competition spending more. 12. Increase the CPT until you find a good balance. 13. Export data, give to Claude to find winners. 14. Scale those further. Note: Apple ads is like ASO, it won't work if your niche is insanely saturated. The ideal situation: one big app doing organic, where people search for the name (and keyword) and then get shown our hyper targeted ad. Another point: some industries won't work for indie devs. For example, finance. Big companies will buy their own keywords at $25 per tap just to spite the competition. Positioning matters way more with Apple ads.view source ↗
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$46.86 FOR 30 ELECTROLYTE STICKS. OR $9.35. That's Liquid I.V. on Amazon vs Aonic Race. Same 500 mg of sodium per stick. Here's where the rest goes, by Aonic's estimate: → Product itself: $5.91 → Brand takes a cut → Distributor takes a cut → Store takes a cut @AonicClub sells it at cost and only earns on the membe… $46.86 FOR 30 ELECTROLYTE STICKS. OR $9.35. That's Liquid I.V. on Amazon vs Aonic Race. Same 500 mg of sodium per stick. Here's where the rest goes, by Aonic's estimate: → Product itself: $5.91 → Brand takes a cut → Distributor takes a cut → Store takes a cut @AonicClub sells it at cost and only earns on the membership. @maxjmeier just opened it.view source ↗
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Pay attention this is the future of supplements! Kim Kardashian’s trainer, Senada Greca and the co founder of FINN just opened a club that sells supplements at cost The only thing they charge is a monthly subscription They’re using AI to cut out distributor and retail mark up so they can sell supplements for no p… Pay attention this is the future of supplements! Kim Kardashian’s trainer, Senada Greca and the co founder of FINN just opened a club that sells supplements at cost The only thing they charge is a monthly subscription They’re using AI to cut out distributor and retail mark up so they can sell supplements for no profit This is genius Costco proved people will pay a subscription if the prices are good enough They’ve just applied it to supplementsview source ↗
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This is how I got my app to 8k MRR. https://t.co/C9QTe3c2VY This is how I got my app to 8k MRR. https://t.co/C9QTe3c2VYview source ↗
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AI has lowered the cost of building software and generating content, but the price of most physical products people buy regularly has continued to rise. Aonic Club is one of the first attempts to apply AI directly to that gap. They manufacture their own protein and supplement products, use AI for operations and sourci… AI has lowered the cost of building software and generating content, but the price of most physical products people buy regularly has continued to rise. Aonic Club is one of the first attempts to apply AI directly to that gap. They manufacture their own protein and supplement products, use AI for operations and sourcing, and price everything at cost. The membership fee is how the business makes money. They’re beginning in a high-repeat category and say they want to expand into broader daily goods. Whether the quality and savings hold up as they scale is the part worth watching.view source ↗
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did the math on a normal gym routine: → pre-workout: ghost $44.99, aonic build $10.27 → protein powder: optimum nutrition $57.63, aonic fuel powder $23.46 (24 servings of 32 g) → electrolytes: liquid i.v. $46.86, aonic race $9.35 (30 sticks) the catch is a membership: $49 for the first year, then $149 one box of r… did the math on a normal gym routine: → pre-workout: ghost $44.99, aonic build $10.27 → protein powder: optimum nutrition $57.63, aonic fuel powder $23.46 (24 servings of 32 g) → electrolytes: liquid i.v. $46.86, aonic race $9.35 (30 sticks) the catch is a membership: $49 for the first year, then $149 one box of race instead of liquid i.v. saves $37.51 a month, so the founding price is back in about six weeks @AonicClub @maxjmeierview source ↗
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plz NO ONE look at the @superwhisper TikTok it's just an experiment... https://t.co/35GkzoaP03 plz NO ONE look at the @superwhisper TikTok it's just an experiment... https://t.co/35GkzoaP03view source ↗
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RT @WebStormIDE: Will we still have a job in five years? On Nov 13, JetBrains AI.js Day puts frontend's scariest AI questions on air, live,… RT @WebStormIDE: Will we still have a job in five years? On Nov 13, JetBrains AI.js Day puts frontend's scariest AI questions on air, live,…view source ↗
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WATCH LIVE: Trump's new press secretary Katie Zacharia holds first White House briefing https://t.co/OjBgeni4Bj WATCH LIVE: Trump's new press secretary Katie Zacharia holds first White House briefing https://t.co/OjBgeni4Bjview source ↗
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Apple or Meta: who owns the next device? https://t.co/0x3w15npUe Apple or Meta: who owns the next device? https://t.co/0x3w15npUeview source ↗
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by Dec 31st, I'll hit 1M+ views on a new YouTube channel that my AI agent runs for me calling it my last challenge of 2026 💪 a few days ago, one of my explainer videos did 600K impressions on X, so I started a YouTube channel that runs completely on its own it’s called "How It Actually Works" every day, it picks a… by Dec 31st, I'll hit 1M+ views on a new YouTube channel that my AI agent runs for me calling it my last challenge of 2026 💪 a few days ago, one of my explainer videos did 600K impressions on X, so I started a YouTube channel that runs completely on its own it’s called "How It Actually Works" every day, it picks a topic, writes the script, makes the video and posts it so far, it has covered interesting topics like how Shazam recognizes a song in seconds, what really happens when you delete a file, and how a contactless card works without a battery and this is my calendar - every green check is a video that went out by itself, and the blue ones are already queued up the whole setup is Revid making the videos and Squad running the agent that picks topics, writes and schedules them via PostSyncer this is going to be fun 🤩 https://t.co/QCfKhRzEQ1view source ↗
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@F2aldi Great questions! Don't miss my YouTube video today. It'll answer them! @F2aldi Great questions! Don't miss my YouTube video today. It'll answer them!view source ↗
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Dario Amodei was asked whether learning to code still matters. His answer is more nuanced than the panic version. Coding gets automated first — AI is already doing it. Broader software engineering follows, slower but same direction. Learning to code just to keep your job is the wrong bet. But the actual argument: if … Dario Amodei was asked whether learning to code still matters. His answer is more nuanced than the panic version. Coding gets automated first — AI is already doing it. Broader software engineering follows, slower but same direction. Learning to code just to keep your job is the wrong bet. But the actual argument: if AI handles 95% and you contribute 5%, your output still multiplies 20x. That 5% isn't filler. It's judgment, taste, and knowing what to build. That compounds harder than any syntax you memorize. The deeper point isn't job protection. It's staying legible inside the system. You don't need to write every line. You need to understand what the machine is doing well enough to steer it. People learning to code now aren't training for a job. They're training to not be blind.view source ↗
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AI has arrived. But the cost of almost everything keeps climbing. Today we launch Aonic Club, built on one idea: use AI to radically reduce the cost of living. Together, we can End the markup: https://t.co/FKFS53qwTj AI has arrived. But the cost of almost everything keeps climbing. Today we launch Aonic Club, built on one idea: use AI to radically reduce the cost of living. Together, we can End the markup: https://t.co/FKFS53qwTjview source ↗
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Mike Tyson earned over $400 million in the ring. His walking-around money was $240,000 a month. In January 2004 his total income was $38.38. He filed for bankruptcy at 37. Owed $38 million to 246 creditors. The IRS alone wanted $19.4 million. His divorce records listed where it went. $410,000 on one birthday party. $… Mike Tyson earned over $400 million in the ring. His walking-around money was $240,000 a month. In January 2004 his total income was $38.38. He filed for bankruptcy at 37. Owed $38 million to 246 creditors. The IRS alone wanted $19.4 million. His divorce records listed where it went. $410,000 on one birthday party. $230,000 on cell phones and pagers. $125,000 a year for a tiger trainer. His promoter Don King took 30 percent of everything. Tyson claimed King had been defrauding him since 1988. He sued for $100 million. King settled for $14 million. Every dollar went to creditors. At the 2017 SALT Conference he described the people from those years. I can’t even call them leeches. That’s too decent of a word to call them. $400 million bought him a tiger and 246 creditors. $38.38 bought him quiet.view source ↗
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Bringing back this moment… 🥹❤️ Was so scared! Who remembers this? https://t.co/VRkpHf1A9N Bringing back this moment… 🥹❤️ Was so scared! Who remembers this? https://t.co/VRkpHf1A9Nview source ↗
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Had a warm and productive conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney. We agreed to build on the positive momentum in India-Canada ties and work towards concrete outcomes across key areas of our Strategic Partnership, including trade, energy, technology, security and people-to-people ties. Together, India and Canada… Had a warm and productive conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney. We agreed to build on the positive momentum in India-Canada ties and work towards concrete outcomes across key areas of our Strategic Partnership, including trade, energy, technology, security and people-to-people ties. Together, India and Canada are contributing towards a more stable and prosperous world. @MarkJCarneyview source ↗
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How to check if your startup is getting cited by chatgpt and claude: > Go to https://t.co/8b7IyKw1Uj > Drop your website url > It audits your site across 100+ geo data points > It tests the prompts your customers ask llms > It shows where you’re cited, where competitors show up, and what to fix to get cited more often How to check if your startup is getting cited by chatgpt and claude: > Go to https://t.co/8b7IyKw1Uj > Drop your website url > It audits your site across 100+ geo data points > It tests the prompts your customers ask llms > It shows where you’re cited, where competitors show up, and what to fix to get cited more oftenview source ↗
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we’ll tell our kids that the first AI we used was basically a giant scrape of the internet frozen in 2021, couldn’t go online to check anything, forgot who we were every time we closed the tab, couldn’t see a photo or hear our voice, couldn’t read more than a few pages at once, couldn’t do a single thing for us besides… we’ll tell our kids that the first AI we used was basically a giant scrape of the internet frozen in 2021, couldn’t go online to check anything, forgot who we were every time we closed the tab, couldn’t see a photo or hear our voice, couldn’t read more than a few pages at once, couldn’t do a single thing for us besides type back, and was “at capacity” half the time, and they’ll think we were living in the stone age.view source ↗