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@TimurNegru it looks amazing during day time - but seeing to many horror movies this looks frightening at night.

Someone is selling a 55-room château around two hours from Paris for €735k ($850k). That works out to about €322 per square metre, or roughly $35 per square foot. For a castle. You get around 2,283 m² (24,570 sq ft) of living space across three floors, set in 3.68 hectares (9.1 acres) of grounds, with a moat, a dovecote and a row of outbuildings around the main house. It was built between the late 1500s and the late 1600s, and it sits in the Puisaye, the quiet green part of Burgundy where the writer Colette grew up. It's this cheap because of the condition. This is a restoration project, not a ready-to-move-in home. The structure is described as sound and the bones are all there, but the inside needs real work and the heating still runs on fuel oil, so the new owner will have to splash the cash. Shops and restaurants are in Toucy a few kilometres away, and Auxerre is about thirty minutes by car. As with all châteaux at this price, you're buying the space, the setting and the chance to bring it back. The walls and the land are the cheapest part here :) How much would a place like this cost where you live?

@moonberg what I have been waiting for. Nice!

Introducing crypto's first Algo Builder Agent. QuantFi has finally arraived. Tell the agent to build a trading agent in 10 minutes. No code. No finding data feeds. Free credits. live. → 686 data points → Agentic algo builder → Auto backtest & deploy No more trading on a vibe and a prayer.

A closer look at Replit x Alif Hackathon.

@collymonster @knoxtwts I think we both used the same AI 😂 I've launched kidditales.com 8 months ago and am nowhere near that turnover.

Any proof behind this? We hear these stories all the time, but something like this is reasonably easy to build. I built something similar that allows you to create a story with your kids, and it makes the images, turns them into a printable book. magicstorybook.cc but I haven't done anything with it. I've no idea how people go and get 9,000 customers. Why does no one talk about that?

found someone charging $9/month for personalized ai bedtime stories. 900 subscribers. pulling $8k+ monthly. the content is simple. ai generates a 3-5 minute story starring the subscriber's kid. kid's name, kid's favorite animal, kid's favorite color woven into a new story every night delivered via email. this person picked a niche where "made by ai" is a feature. parents don't care if ai wrote the story. they care that their 4 year old heard their name 8 times and is now asking for the doggy astronaut story again tomorrow. most people chase niches where ai tries to replace human quality. beauty content, fitness coaching, educational explainers. niches where the audience actively hunts for signs of fakeness and punishes it. the money moves are in niches where ai capability IS the product. personalization at scale. custom content per user. things a human literally couldn't deliver because writing 900 unique bedtime stories per night is physically impossible. other niches with this same dynamic: custom ai pet portraits from submitted photos, personalized workout plans based on body type questionnaires, ai-narrated family audiobooks from old letters and journals. the product is the personalization. ai is the only way it can exist at that price point.

@levelsio I could not reply and was slightly sad about it. Not nice feeling rejected 😅

Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?

My favourite Eid prayer video from this year. 📍Skanderbeg Square, Tirana, Albania. 🇦🇱

Happy Eid! 😊

continue reading when ramadan ends.

Qur'an. The most beautifully recited book in the world...

reflection hits different #ramadan #islam

Last 5 nights of Ramadan. Your apps can wait. The Quran can not. Focus on Quran. Block distracting apps. 🌙 apps.apple.com/ch/app/hilal-t…

@adriamatz cool - added some onboarding screens on my app as well.

Another case of onboarding that prints money → Fake analyzing screen ✓ → Asks for your name (emotional hook) ✓ → Graph going up before you do anything ✓ By the time you hit subscribe you're already invested Copy this playbook 👇

@arblauvelt then my claude agent is way off.. :/

@larklind Company. Especially as a C corp

Sent out our business Zakat last night (technically processed this morning by banks, but buttons pushed 27th night 🥰) Wrote little blog about our process - hope other business owners feel inspired to make sure they do their own Zakat this Ramadan! blog.launchgood.com/posts/does-you…

@amasad this is so cool. I am still hyped about my first $ on the internet 😅

When one of our users makes money on their apps I feel as excited as if it was me making my first $ on the internet.

@CHIZZY_BB these are not "cities" 😅

But why are the cities so lonely?

@kirawontmiss Living around the corner here. Still want to travel 😅

Living somewhere like this is the real dream, not Dubai.

be honest... #islam #muslim

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@TechLayoffLover @grok is this true? reference the source.

Atlassian just confirmed 1,600 layoffs with 900+ coming from engineering But I'm hearing the real story from inside Sources say they've been running "knowledge extraction sprints" for 6 months - recording every senior engineer's screen, logging their prompts, documenting their debugging workflows One architect told me they made him walk through his entire microservices decision tree while they filmed it. Called it "knowledge transfer for the transition team" The transition team? 47 contractors in Bangalore with access to his recorded sessions and a Claude Enterprise subscription Same architect just found out his replacement starts Monday. Guy makes $28k annually and ships code 40% faster using the exact prompt libraries they extracted They're not just cutting headcount - they're systematizing 15 years of engineering expertise into training data The "strategic AI focus" isn't about building AI products It's about replacing their entire engineering culture with agents trained on their senior engineers' knowledge Word is the CTO replacement already has the playbook: extract, document, offshore, automate If you're still there and they ask you to "document your processes for the team" - RUN The knowledge extraction is complete