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• twitter 1w neutralDennis Bergkamp, poetry in motion 🤤 https://t.co/JNSN1S094Z Dennis Bergkamp, poetry in motion 🤤 https://t.co/JNSN1S094Zview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralI gave Claude Sonnet 5.5 one sentence: "Build a Discord Server For My SWE Company" https://t.co/N3nIDDqA8L I gave Claude Sonnet 5.5 one sentence: "Build a Discord Server For My SWE Company" https://t.co/N3nIDDqA8Lview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralLet me be your first customer. Drop your website/app. Let me be your first customer. Drop your website/app.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveinsanely beautiful morning ☀️ https://t.co/TVJG9Scnr5 insanely beautiful morning ☀️ https://t.co/TVJG9Scnr5view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutral币安周边，可能很多人当时没理解。😂 https://t.co/CEJ8wWWEYK 币安周边，可能很多人当时没理解。😂 https://t.co/CEJ8wWWEYKview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivethis prompt turns Grok into a small engineering team that helped me ship 1,000+ PRs here's how the setup works: 1. the first bot reads the task and maps the repo. it finds the relevant files, dependencies, similar implementations and previous PRs, then passes only the useful context forward. 2. the second bot decide… this prompt turns Grok into a small engineering team that helped me ship 1,000+ PRs here's how the setup works: 1. the first bot reads the task and maps the repo. it finds the relevant files, dependencies, similar implementations and previous PRs, then passes only the useful context forward. 2. the second bot decides what kind of task it is, how risky the change is and which agent should handle it. the coding agent doesn't waste time figuring out where to start. 3. the builder gets the context and writes the smallest possible change. no unnecessary refactors, no touching unrelated files and no reading the entire repo again. 4. once the code is ready, another bot runs tests, lint, type checks, builds and targeted edge cases. if something breaks, the failure goes straight back to the builder. 5. a separate reviewer reads the diff from scratch and looks for regressions, bad assumptions, missing tests and unnecessary complexity. the bot that wrote the code never approves its own work. 6. the final bot checks the risky parts: secrets, auth, permissions, dependencies and config changes. if everything passes, the system opens a draft PR with the full context attached. the whole loop is basically: issue → research → code → tests → review → PR that setup has now helped me ship 1,000+ PRs the biggest unlock wasn't making one model smarter it was giving every bot one job, clean context and a verification step before the work moves forward.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveWe’re super excited to welcome @getcontextdev as RareUI’s new Diamond Sponsor. https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 is building one API for agents to scrape, search, monitor, and collect data from the web. Really appreciate https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 for supporting RareUI 🧡 https://t.co/8fuGDoVoVc We’re super excited to welcome @getcontextdev as RareUI’s new Diamond Sponsor. https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 is building one API for agents to scrape, search, monitor, and collect data from the web. Really appreciate https://t.co/gyoMfSXQw3 for supporting RareUI 🧡 https://t.co/8fuGDoVoVcview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveIf you still think AI can’t make films, take a look at this. Absolutely incredible. https://t.co/cFiQrYWDWI If you still think AI can’t make films, take a look at this. Absolutely incredible. https://t.co/cFiQrYWDWIview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralhttps://t.co/Z6b98jRzlq https://t.co/Z6b98jRzlqview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveExactly 7 days ago, I started building in public on X. Today, I’m at 905 followers. No ads. No big audience. No existing community. Just posting every day, meeting people, replying, learning and trying to provide value. And honestly, the biggest lesson I’ve learned so far is simple: Consistency compounds. You don… Exactly 7 days ago, I started building in public on X. Today, I’m at 905 followers. No ads. No big audience. No existing community. Just posting every day, meeting people, replying, learning and trying to provide value. And honestly, the biggest lesson I’ve learned so far is simple: Consistency compounds. You don’t need every post to go viral. You just need to keep showing up long enough for the right people to find you. I’ve met so many interesting people here already, and that’s probably what I’m most excited about. Now I’m getting close to launching my first product. The follower count is cool. But building something people actually want? That’s the real goal. Back to building. 🚀view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralMerkez üsleri Adana ile Osmaniye olan ve çevre illerde de hissedilen depremlerin can ve mal kaybına sebep olmamasını diliyor, sarsıntılardan etkilenen tüm vatandaşlarımıza geçmiş olsun dileklerimizi iletiyoruz. #Deprem Merkez üsleri Adana ile Osmaniye olan ve çevre illerde de hissedilen depremlerin can ve mal kaybına sebep olmamasını diliyor, sarsıntılardan etkilenen tüm vatandaşlarımıza geçmiş olsun dileklerimizi iletiyoruz. #Depremview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negative[PERSONAL BRAND COURSE: LESSON 1/10] The last mile problem, and exactly how to fix it Most experts don't have a content problem. They have a last mile problem. You know your stuff. The last mile is getting what's in your head in front of the people who can buy from you. Here's the system I'd run to close that gap, … [PERSONAL BRAND COURSE: LESSON 1/10] The last mile problem, and exactly how to fix it Most experts don't have a content problem. They have a last mile problem. You know your stuff. The last mile is getting what's in your head in front of the people who can buy from you. Here's the system I'd run to close that gap, step by step. 1. Stop trying to think of ideas Your best content already exists. It's in your sales calls, client calls, and the answers you give over and over. Record your calls. Pull out every question a prospect asks and every time you explain something with conviction. That's your content bank. 2. Do one interview a month Have someone ask you questions for an hour. Push back on your answers. Ask "why" until you get to the real opinion. One hour of talking gives you more usable material than a week of staring at a blank page. 3. Write for the buyer, not the algorithm Before you post, name the one person you want to read it. If they couldn't buy from you, wouldn't care, and will never talk to you, their likes don't matter. 4. Exclude as much as you include Content should repel the wrong people as much as it attracts the right ones. If everyone agrees with a post, it isn't saying anything. 5. Turn every answer into 3 formats One insight becomes: > a short text post > a graphic or screenshot > a short video of you saying it Same idea. Three ways in. 6. Post daily Daily is the entry fee. It's not the strategy. I've posted every day for 5+ years. My first 7 months on X: 8,000 followers and $0. Today it's 500k+ audience and $6M+ from my personal brand. The reps came first. The money followed. 7. Judge it on a long clock We had a client that posted for 9 months and got 150+ leads in 2 weeks off a piece of content. Most people quit right where the numbers mean the least. The whole system takes 30 to 60 minutes a week of your time once it's running. More content won't close the last mile. A system will. Lesson 2 next week: why tview source ↗
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• twitter 1w negativei've been researching these faceless 3d mannequin videos on tiktok for like a week trying to figure out why they work so well... the one i broke down is 5.7 seconds long. it's a grey mannequin in blue boxing gloves throwing a jab, cross, hook on a black background, and the counter on screen pops up with every punch so… i've been researching these faceless 3d mannequin videos on tiktok for like a week trying to figure out why they work so well... the one i broke down is 5.7 seconds long. it's a grey mannequin in blue boxing gloves throwing a jab, cross, hook on a black background, and the counter on screen pops up with every punch so you end up counting along without realizing it. by the time it loops you've watched it three times i was sure it needed a 3d animator. it doesn't.. seedance 2.5 makes the whole thing from one prompt, and honestly the hardest part was getting the character to stay identical across the cut (it kept giving him a different face until i told it he has no face at all, which is kind of funny) the part people are sleeping on is that this format isn't really about boxing. swap the gloves for your brand color and the punches for whatever your app does and you've got a content series for a fitness app, a habit tracker, a saas tool, anything. i'd bet half the faceless app pages blowing up right now are running some version of this so i turned my prompt into a template: > the exact seedance 2.5 prompt > how to swap it for fitness, yoga, productivity, and saas apps > the 10 minute capcut edit that makes it loop > how to run it as a numbered series so people binge your page RT + reply "PROMPT GUIDE" and i'll send it over...view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveReact Native can feel like this 😍 Been squeezing more performance out of react-native-screen-choreography. Performance tests run on every commit to help keep it smooth. https://t.co/G0x6cSw91E React Native can feel like this 😍 Been squeezing more performance out of react-native-screen-choreography. Performance tests run on every commit to help keep it smooth. https://t.co/G0x6cSw91Eview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralI've updated my Claude skill that edits my videos (again) I think we're escaping the AI slop editing 1 step at a time Which one do you prefer? https://t.co/AyEXObugEP I've updated my Claude skill that edits my videos (again) I think we're escaping the AI slop editing 1 step at a time Which one do you prefer? https://t.co/AyEXObugEPview source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveLESGOOO fave is live now!! Try it out: https://t.co/nammYAc8fv Pls listen to mazin, he's a certified cool guy and also who keeps fave finds blr running ❤️🔥❤️🔥 LESGOOO fave is live now!! Try it out: https://t.co/nammYAc8fv Pls listen to mazin, he's a certified cool guy and also who keeps fave finds blr running ❤️🔥❤️🔥view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveHey builders! 👋 I just launched on Product Hunt and I'm looking for more places to launch and directories to get backlinks. Know any good ones? Drop them in the comments so everyone can benefit! Hey builders! 👋 I just launched on Product Hunt and I'm looking for more places to launch and directories to get backlinks. Know any good ones? Drop them in the comments so everyone can benefit!view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveTrending repository of the day 📈 ponytail Makes your AI agent think like the laziest senior dev in the room. The best code is the code you never wrote. Last 24h: 1,894 ⭐ Total: 154,196 ⭐️ https://t.co/WPo39FLk6u Trending repository of the day 📈 ponytail Makes your AI agent think like the laziest senior dev in the room. The best code is the code you never wrote. Last 24h: 1,894 ⭐ Total: 154,196 ⭐️ https://t.co/WPo39FLk6uview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralWe are all in COVID lockdown, but we have todays AI. What is different? We are all in COVID lockdown, but we have todays AI. What is different?view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positiveIf you are in tech, let's connect. I am mostly focusing on: 🤖 AI 💹 Investments 🍎 Health 🧮 And learning social algorithms Besides that, I am a staff applied AI engineer at a startup during the day. And I love to create videos about my experiences and interests in my free time And doing some fun/hobby projects. My… If you are in tech, let's connect. I am mostly focusing on: 🤖 AI 💹 Investments 🍎 Health 🧮 And learning social algorithms Besides that, I am a staff applied AI engineer at a startup during the day. And I love to create videos about my experiences and interests in my free time And doing some fun/hobby projects. My DM is always open as well.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralthe biggest marketing trap for a small SaaS isn't doing nothing. it's doing: > SEO > X > Reddit > Product Hunt > cold email > partnerships > content > paid ads all at 10%. you stay incredibly busy. but don't stick with one channel long enough time to work. the biggest marketing trap for a small SaaS isn't doing nothing. it's doing: > SEO > X > Reddit > Product Hunt > cold email > partnerships > content > paid ads all at 10%. you stay incredibly busy. but don't stick with one channel long enough time to work.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w positivePicture yourself succeeding. Prepare for it. Work towards it. Keep showing up. Make that future something you’re building every day. Then enjoy seeing your dream become your everyday life. Picture yourself succeeding. Prepare for it. Work towards it. Keep showing up. Make that future something you’re building every day. Then enjoy seeing your dream become your everyday life.view source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralI spent a day with a 25yo making $167K/month. > quit his 9-5. > flew to Bali so his savings would last longer. > launched a SaaS. > locked in until he hit $2M ARR Watch the full video: https://t.co/WfIvQdGqrH https://t.co/ZOxOBVSg7k I spent a day with a 25yo making $167K/month. > quit his 9-5. > flew to Bali so his savings would last longer. > launched a SaaS. > locked in until he hit $2M ARR Watch the full video: https://t.co/WfIvQdGqrH https://t.co/ZOxOBVSg7kview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralالرئيس العليمي: أعلن بدء العمليات العسكرية لاستعادة ما تبقى من أراضي البلاد #العربية_عاجل الرئيس العليمي: أعلن بدء العمليات العسكرية لاستعادة ما تبقى من أراضي البلاد #العربية_عاجلview source ↗
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• twitter 1w neutralAI agents can read websites, but WebMCP can let them use website tools directly. In this guide, @chudinnorukam explains how (and why) he shipped WebMCP on two live sites despite near-zero adoption today. You'll learn how to expose read-only tools through SvelteKit and Next.js and prepare your site for agent interacti… AI agents can read websites, but WebMCP can let them use website tools directly. In this guide, @chudinnorukam explains how (and why) he shipped WebMCP on two live sites despite near-zero adoption today. You'll learn how to expose read-only tools through SvelteKit and Next.js and prepare your site for agent interactions. https://t.co/mP63wsnW3Eview source ↗