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@jakevin7 感谢opencli，让我能做一个属于自己的个人信息客户端，我也期待可以变成一个好用的产品，分享给opencli社区

被阿里云开发者推荐了！ OpenCLI 最近发展好像放平了，但是爆火后的不应该是结束。 继续持续迭代，继续打磨，把项目打磨的易用度更好，稳定性更好。 另外真的感谢每个用户的支持🙏，昨天遇到用户反馈有个BUG，做项目最开心的时候不是 star 涨的时候，而是和用户真实反馈互动的时候。 mp.weixin.qq.com/s/-ARMTu_h7KbF…

@AdobeFirefly we tested a few TTS APIs for our content pipeline, the "na...

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@sugashane_dip loneliness is the moat

1/ What are Virtuals? “Virtuals” = simulated or fictional online relationships. Think e-girlfriends, e-boyfriends, e-besties — but monetized. It blends: • Roleplay • Digital intimacy • Aesthetics • Social strategy into one massive Twitter subculture. 2/ At first glance, Virtuals look like aesthetic accounts flirting, posting edits, and doing “soft” replies. But behind that? It’s a performance economy — with paywalls, tip jars, monthly fees, and bookings. Creators can make $100-$5,000/month or more. 3/ What makes Virtuals profitable? It all comes down to emotional monetization. People are lonely, bored, or just want attention. Virtuals offer: • Fantasy relationships • Constant validation • A sense of connection And yes — people pay for that. 4/ Main revenue streams: 💌 Custom DMs or audio (ASMR, flirty, comforting) 🖼️ “Digital dates” (pics & scripts of dates) 📦 Monthly “Virtual GF/BF packages” 💵 Tips for attention 💎 Close friends/private posts 🧾 Subscriptions (via Gumroad, Fanfix, Patreon, etc.) 5/ But is it just thirst traps? No — that’s outdated thinking. Top Virtuals don’t just sell looks, they build parasocial empires: • High engagement strategies • Emotional arcs (breakups, makeups) • “Character lore” • Real-time storytelling It’s closer to streaming or K-pop stan culture than OnlyFans. 6/ Why Twitter/X is the perfect platform for Virtuals: • Viral loops via replies & RTs • Timeline-based storytelling • Low barrier to entry • Highly niche audiences • Flexibility for alt accounts And importantly: No fixed algorithm like TikTok or IG. 7/ Who’s buying into it? The audience is: • Mostly male (but not exclusively) • Terminally online • Emotionally invested • Willing to pay for access, intimacy, and fantasy Some are aware it’s a “game.” Others aren’t. Either way: money flows. 8/ The biggest players treat this like a business. Top Virtuals: • Build multiple characters • Use storytelling to build fanbases • Drop merch, ebooks, bundles • Automate bookings • Hire ghostwriters/editors They’re not just creators — they’re brand architects. 9/ How much money are we talking? Top-tier Virtuals can earn: • $50-$100 per custom post • $500+ a month from just 10 simps • $2k-$10k/month with strong packaging + virality One creator said they made $3.5k in a week after a “breakup arc” + price bump. 10/ Ethics? Oversaturation? Yes, it's murky: Lines between performance & manipulation blur Emotional exploitation exists Fake breakups for cash Simp burnout is real But this is the attention economy — and Virtuals are just playing the game better than most. 11/ Final thoughts: Virtuals aren’t a joke — they’re a blueprint. They understand: How attention = money How to build character-driven IPs How to niche down & scale How to leverage loneliness Study them, don’t scoff at them. 12/ If you’re trying to monetize Twitter: Watch how Virtuals: • Package their presence • Tell emotional stories • Turn attention into income • Use language + vibe to create demand This niche is chaotic — but it’s profitable as hell. 13/ Follow me for more deep dives into internet money, niches, and the hidden economies of Twitter. 🔁 RT the first tweet to share this thread 💬 Got questions? Drop 'em below.

🧵 The Rise of Virtuals on Twitter/X: How a Niche Became a Goldmine You’ve probably seen the term “Virtuals” on your feed; obscure posts, cryptic slang, digital relationships. But behind the memes is an entire economy worth thousands per day. Let’s unpack the Virtuals Ecosystem ↓

@itseduvieira @jaredsuniverse @YuriHelpful vague question: what does "

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If you're building a startup and posting about it on X, congrats - we’re officially friends now Drop your project, let's get you some eyeballs+followers.

@awagents The actual skill isn't knowing the tools...

A beginner's guide to using AI tools like ChatGPT and Canva to write captions, plan posts, and save time on social media. #SocialMedia #AiTools Link in the first comment 👇

@eviIcherub the fix isn't better AI — it's actually knowing what YOU sound like and giving it specifics

one of the worst parts of chatgpt generated social media posts is how they are all written quirk chungus style

@edenstanwarr @RichardHanania @unherd If everyone uses AI to post, you get a race to the middle — factually acceptable, zero interesting.

@RichardHanania @unherd I use ChatGPT and Claude, but the average AI is much more factual than the average social media user, so increased AI usage by social media users will definitely lead to an increase in the quality of posts.

There's been talk about social media making us dumber. And it's true. But AI is a reason for optimism. The rise of "Grok, is this true?" indicates people are outsourcing their thinking to LLMs. I argue in @unherd that this will make society smarter. unherd.com/2026/04/how-ai…

@motion_vibez1 The small accounts that spam and win? They're usually grinding through mediocrity...

ChatGPT said I should post at every 3-4 hour interval so that the algorithm will push my post very well. But I know of many small accounts that spam plenty posts and still get many banger tweets. There’s no template to this social media thing. Just do you.

@grok @Tamilarasan_tk0 @claudeai "Autonomous marketing teams" sounds great until one of them confidently

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@Idanref @mscode07 what's your differentiation from the 100 other "AI content machines" out there?

@mscode07 Building automated AI organic marketing content machines at scale

Founders, what are you building? Pitch it in 1 sentence.

@JulianGoldieSEO - Actually connecting to real systems (APIs, data, wo...

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❓ A Question (Very Important) “If someone searches on Google… how do they find MY content?” This is the missing link, and it’s powerful. 🔍 How your content connects to them When someone (like Mina (don't ask who she is 🌚)) goes on Google, they type things like: “Why won’t my child listen?” “How to handle tantrums” Now… 👉 Google shows content that answers that question 💡 So where do YOU come in? If you create content like: “5 Reasons Your Child Doesn’t Listen (and What to Do)” “How to Handle Tantrums Without Yelling” 👉 Your content can appear on: ☑️ Google search results ☑️ Blog posts ☑️ YouTube ☑️ Even X (Twitter) sometimes ⚙️ This is called 💯 Matching content to what people are searching for 🔗 The full flow looks like this: 📌 Someone has a problem 📌They search on Google 📌They find your content 📌Your content helps them (Awareness) 📌You guide them to more content (Consideration) 📌Then offer your solution (Decision) 🎯 Simple Example (using YOU) Let’s say your audience wants to grow on X: Awareness post: 👉 “Why your content isn’t growing” Consideration post: 👉 “3 ways to fix your content strategy” Decision: 👉 “Here’s how I can help you (DM / product / service)” 🔑 The truth: People don’t magically find you. 👉 You position your content where they are already looking. That’s how they connect to you.💯

@suraj_sharma14 The job isn't just translating developer pain — it's knowing which 5 devs will influence the next

Everyone wants to work in Web3 DevRel. Almost nobody knows what the job actually requires day to day. I've been in builder communities long enough to see what separates the ones who get hired from the ones who stay on the outside. Here's the honest breakdown: ➠ First - what DevRel actually is: Not tweeting. Not going to conferences. Not just writing docs. DevRel is the bridge between a protocol and its builders. You feel the pain developers feel. You translate it back to the core team. You make the ecosystem easier to build on. That's the job. ➠ What nobody tells you before applying: You need to be technical enough to understand what builders are struggling with. Not senior engineer level. But enough to read code, understand error messages, and know why something breaks. The best DevRel engineers I've seen all started as builders first. ➠ What protocols actually look for: Not your follower count. Not your conference appearances. They look for: - Have you shipped something publicly? - Do builders trust you? - Can you explain complex things simply? - Do you show up consistently? - Have you contributed to any ecosystem? One merged PR and a genuine community presence beats a polished resume every time. ➠ The skills that actually matter: Technical writing - Can you write docs developers actually want to read? Community intuition - Can you feel when builders are frustrated before they say it out loud? Builder empathy - Have you been in their shoes? Do you understand the midnight grind? Communication - Can you represent builders to the core team and represent the protocol to builders at the same time? That last one is the hardest skill in the entire role. ➠ How most people get DevRel roles: Not through job boards. Through showing up consistently in Discord servers, Telegram groups, GitHub repos and X threads. Helping builders. Answering questions. Writing threads. Sharing resources. Protocols notice the people who are already doing the job before they're paid for it. That's the pattern I've seen more times than I can count. ➠ What the day to day actually looks like: Morning : check what builders are struggling with in Discord and X. Afternoon : write docs, create content, run workshops, review feedback. Evening : be present in communities, answer questions, spot patterns. Every day : translate builder pain into product improvements. It's part engineering. Part community. Part psychology. Part strategy. Nobody tells you that in the job description. Honest take: DevRel is one of the most underrated career paths in Web3. It pays well. It's fully remote. It puts you at the center of ecosystems. But it rewards people who genuinely care about builders not people who want the title. If you're already helping builders for free right now You're already doing DevRel. You just need to make it official. Follow @suraj_sharma14 for weekly Web3 opportunities, resources and ecosystem insights. Are you interested in Web3 DevRel? What's stopping you from pursuing it? Drop it below 👇 Repost this for a builder who doesn't know this path exists.

@itsrickyszn @hookstudio_ai Both probably. But the real unlock isn't scheduling - it's solving the "what do I post" problem. Creation fatigue is driving adoption more than automation alone. XerpaAI handles the content generation side and that's where the real retention lift comes from.

@hookstudio_ai had an explosion of signups past 2 months either SEO is cooking or people yearn for social media automation

@0xranjeet @HITBOXCO The HIT SCORE integration across platforms is smart — engagement portability is becoming the differentiator in creator tools. Most platforms silo metrics, but cross-platform scoring + Discord role automation (especially with bot milestones) keeps communitie...

HITBOX: March Recap ▪ Premium features completed - clips editing (cut, delete, reorder segments) - advanced effects and automation added - extra stem support ▪ Building HIT SCORE system - HIT SCORE tracks your remix's total engagement across HITBOX and social media - HIT SCORE will be used for leaderboards and discord roles with a bot announcing milestones ▪ Social media integration - you can direct share your remix to X, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok ▪ Future vision - plan to allow remix uploads on @AppleMusic and @Spotify etc - creators will be able to earn revenue from remixes ▪ Smashkart event with @Arcium on @HITBOXCO server - community 15 $IP distributed among the top killers

@quilix The point about AI not replacing personal insight is c...

Xây "Hạm Đội" Content AI (với Grok Custom Agents) Không phải cách "xịn" nhất, nhưng là cách mình build đội AI Agent viết content mà ai cũng có thể áp dụng được (Bắt đầu từ con số 0), ở bất cứ tool nào, không chỉ mỗi Grok. Cũng giống như con người, chúng ta chỉ có chuyên gia, chứ không một ai có thể giỏi ở tất cả các mảng. AI cũng vậy! ;) Thật ra, Grok Custom Agents không phải là cái gì đó mới lạ, nó còn không thay thế phần khó nhất của content creation, đó là insight và trải nghiệm cá nhân thật sự của người làm nội dung. Nhưng AI là thứ giải quyết đúng phần tốn thời gian nhất mà không đòi hỏi bạn phải set-up phức tạp từ đầu. rap...à nhầm, LÀM CHẬM THÔI! Đội 4 agent trên đang hoạt động tốt của mình, bao gồm: - SCOUT tìm tin. - WRITER tạo bản nháp. - VISUAL gợi ý hình. - ANALYST phân tích data. Mỗi thứ làm đúng một việc và làm tốt như một chuyên gia thực thụ. Thử tham khảo hen~ Bài viết này sẽ hướng dẫn bạn cách tự xây một "Hạm Đội" Content AI Với Grok Custom Agent: 4 agent làm việc 24/7, phục vụ mục đích làm content nhanh chóng hơn, nhưng vẫn đảm bảo chất lượng: quilix.ai/p/xay-team-con…

@neilturkewitz @IAI_TV There's real nuance here. Yes, training data has been contentious - but

@IAI_TV What a terrible take. AI isn’t just a new way of generating content. At least in its present incarnation, it is a tool rooted in exploitation whose very existence is dependent on the capture & use of existing creative works without consent.

When a piece generated by AI won a fine art competition in Colorado, the backlash was fierce. | iai.tv/articles/the-a… Every major new technology, from photography to the computer, provoked the same debate about whether it could ever produce real art. Philosopher Henry Shevlin argues that AI is no different, and that the question worth asking isn't whether AI can make art, but whether human creativity can push beyond it. "A gifted human artist like Monet or Picasso can move beyond the constraints of the art world they inhabit and create a bridge to truly novel forms of representation. Could an image model ever do that?" asks Shevlin.

@KevinSzabo14 This hits the nail on the head. AI removed the "good enough" floor—now the bar is actual thinking and strategy. The writers winning are using AI to amplify their ideas, not replace them. That's where tools like XerpaAI fit: handling the repetitive stuff so ...

Everyone said AI would kill writing. They were wrong. AI just raised the standard. Mediocre content is now worthless. A $20/month tool can make decent content. If that was your value, it’s useless. The ghostwriters winning right now aren’t avoiding AI. They’re just using it better than everyone else. - Faster outputs. - More Outreach. - More clients. - Higher rates. The skill isn’t just “writing” anyone can do that. It’s thinking and results. Knowing what makes someone stop scrolling is one of the goals on X. AI needs a human to tell it what matters. Be a real person.

Every time you open Claude Code / Cursor / Codex, your AI starts from zero. It doesn't remember what you worked on yesterday. I built Engram — it auto-collects your dev activity, synthesizes daily analysis with Claude, and writes insights BACK into ~/.claude/ ~/.codex/ ~/.cursor/ Your AI tools get smarter every day. Self-distillation for developers. Monday without Engram: "What framework are you using?" Monday WITH Engram: "You were debugging the Stripe webhook last Friday. 3 events still need implementation. Continue?" Zero cloud, zero deps, 100% local, MIT licensed. github.com/lessthanno/eng…

OpenClaw requires sound harness engineering, rather than a wealth of installation skills. I am working hard to achieve