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Teams are suspected of 322 betting at EWC 2026! Organizers have postponed PlayTime's match against ViCi Gaming until tomorrow due to suspicions of suspicious betting. The mafia has reached EWC... EWC 2026 First Survival Day Results: > VP Exited in Disgrace > Liquid Attritionalized Xtreme > LGD Wiped Out Mice > PlayTime or Vici - 322

Halftime in this massive World Cup clash and Spain are leading France 1-0. The pre-tournament favorites are struggling while Spain are controlling the game and have the lead. > be France > come into the match as big favorites > Spain score early > halftime whistle blows 1-0 down > Mbappé and the boys staring at the scoreboard > mfw the "easiest" group stage game is already a war The second half will show the real character of both teams. France have the talent to turn it around, but Spain have the momentum and belief right now. One goal can flip a tournament - halftime is never the full story.

@grokkedd Open ai just became top1 project

OPENAI'S PRESIDENT JUST PUT YOUR STARTUP'S FIRST CUSTOMERS ON AUTOPILOT Greg Brockman just boosted another Codex skill from Kappaemme - this is becoming a pattern, he's repeatedly highlighted this builder's work (startup idea stress-tests, local biz lead-finders, and now this) this one finds your startup's first customers, and it's genuinely thorough: feed it a startup URL, a GitHub repo, or even just a product description - it doesn't need a polished landing page to work with first, it builds out not just one but your PRIMARY and ADJACENT ideal customer profiles - covering people who aren't your obvious target but are still a fit then it goes hunting through public discussions for real signals: explicit demand, pain points, workarounds people are hacking together, switching intent, and timing signals that suggest someone's ready to buy right now every prospect gets scored on three axes - fit, timing, and reachability - so you're not just getting a pile of names, you're getting a ranked shortlist for each one, it drafts a personalized opener grounded in the actual public source it found - not generic cold-email fluff and it never sends anything automatically - it hands you a polished HTML report with every claim linked back to its original source, and you decide what happens next there's even a "design-partners mode" that flips the priority: instead of hunting for buyers, it surfaces people publicly describing the problem who are likely to actually give you product feedback open source, installs as a Codex skill in one command github(.)com/Kappaemme-git/codex-first-customer-finder-skill

@cashhheth Damn I even didn’t know about it

YOUR ENTIRE LIFE CAN DISAPPEAR INTO A MICROSOFT ACCOUNT WITH ONE EMAIL AND NO HUMAN IN SIGHT You think your files are safe because they’re "in the cloud." That phrase is marketing for "someone else can still take them away." > Microsoft’s own recovery docs tell hacked users to clear malware, reset passwords, and check settings first - meaning once an account is compromised, the burden immediately shifts to you, not the company that held the data > OneDrive’s restore tools exist, but they only help if the files are still within the recycle bin or restore window - once you’re outside that range, support articles push you into admin tickets, backup windows, and "may not be able to recover" territory > Microsoft’s public guidance for compromised accounts is full of checkpoints and self-service flows, but the reality is brutal: if a hacker changes security info or wipes the account, years of documents, photos, and emails can vanish faster than support can answer > this is why the pain hits so hard: people store tax returns, family photos, job applications, school work, and passwords in the same account, then only learn how fragile it is after something breaks > the real danger isn’t just theft - it’s permanence of loss. Once cloud trust breaks, you’re not just rebuilding files, you’re rebuilding your identity from fragments If your phone dies, you replace the phone. If your cloud account dies, you may lose the only copy of your life.

@42space I’m sure about it

@AleiahLock France vs Argentina would make a great final 👏

Semi-Final Week: The Biggest Stage in Football We’re down to the final four. Four powerhouse nations. Two mouth-watering semi-finals. Only two teams will survive and book their ticket to the grand final. This is where legacies are made and hearts get broken. Best place to join @42space 🇫🇷 France vs 🇪🇸 Spain The two best teams in Europe. France has elite depth and Mbappé’s speed, while Spain plays the most stylish football with Yamal and Rodri shining. Predicted score: France 2-1 Spain 42.space/sport/fifa/0x7… 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England vs 🇦🇷 Argentina Messi & the World Champions vs England’s redemption arc. Experience and magic vs Bellingham, Kane and physical intensity. Predicted score: Argentina 2-1 England 42.space/sport/fifa/0x1… My finalists: France vs Argentina

@0xVishnya Why 6 months and not a year?

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@0xTria I will build soon my own ai influencer

5 MILLION PEOPLE ASKED FOR THIS 18-SECOND AI AVATAR TUTORIAL you record one selfie clip. the same performance comes back as different people - different face, different voice, even a different language - while your finger movements, eye direction, lip sync, and speaking speed stay locked to the original. studios still charge $3,000+ for character replacement work like this. one take is now an entire presenter roster. full teardown in the article above👇

@Marko_Poly @42space Best odds there right now

Three weeks ago I bought Messi on @42space's Star of Stars market and wrote one line: "the model probably hates Messi. I bought him anyway." The model just surrendered. Messi leads the entire tournament's SofaScore rating at 9.20 - the next name is more than half a point behind. > the setup: Star of Stars pays the highest average SofaScore rating of the tournament - not goals, not vibes, one number > the case against him was structural: 39 years old, substitutions, per-match volume favors younger legs > the case for him was one sentence: a deep Argentina run feeds the average faster than age drains it > since then: 8 goals (tied with Mbappé for the lead), 10 assists - first player in World Cup history to reach that > 15 knockout goal involvements, the most by any player in 60 years > rating board today: Messi 9.20, daylight, everyone else The position repriced in my favor the entire way - on a bonding curve I could have exited profitable weeks ago. I'm holding, because the thesis was never "Messi is good." It was that the market priced the structure and forgot the player. Argentina plays England on Wednesday. The market resolves in five days. The narrative trade didn't beat the model. It became the model.

@rvaniaaaa This dude is legend now in whole world

Andrej Karpathy has a simple framework for deciding who should write the next line of code. I think it can be reduced to one question: Where does the thinking actually happen? If the hard part is still figuring out the solution, keep ownership. Architecture, API design, security boundaries, and evolving product requirements all depend on context that exists inside your head, not inside the model. AI can generate options, but it can’t reliably infer decisions that haven’t been made yet. The moment a task stops requiring judgment, it stops being an engineering problem. It becomes an execution problem. That’s where AI creates the most leverage. CRUD endpoints, documentation, migrations, repetitive refactors, tests, and boilerplate all have predictable success criteria. The hard part isn’t deciding what to build anymore - it’s implementing work that’s already been defined. A good rule of thumb is this: if two experienced engineers would independently arrive at roughly the same implementation, it’s probably a good candidate for delegation. If the implementation depends on product intuition or business context, keep it human. That’s why Karpathy doesn’t commit to a single AI workflow. He switches between writing code himself, using autocomplete, and delegating entire tasks to agents - not because one tool is smarter, but because every task demands a different level of judgment. Once I started looking at AI this way, those three workflows stopped feeling like separate tools. They became three different answers to the same question. Before I open Claude or Cursor, I ask myself one thing: Has the thinking already happened? If the answer is yes, I delegate it. If the answer is no, I keep it. Implementing authentication? Delegate it. Deciding whether your product should even use passwords? Keep that decision. The real skill isn’t knowing what AI can do. It’s knowing what still deserves your thinking.

@crimson_moti Hehehe First month already so big money

A GUY IN A BEDROOM WITH BLUE LED LIGHTS BUILT AN AI GIRL THAT CLEARED $5,635 IN HER FIRST MONTH. She does not exist. Her face is two strangers merged through Flux. Her voice is cloned from a 30-second sample. 41,000 people follow her like she is real. That is not a prediction. That is what the video above shows frame by frame and what this article breaks down step by step. But this article goes deeper than the girl. It shows the system behind the persona. Here's the exact breakdown: → The face is a weighted merge of two reference photos with a LoRA lock on bone structure so the identity never drifts across hundreds of posts. → Claude runs the entire personality from one persona JSON and writes every caption and every reply without a human touching it. → ElevenLabs clones the voice from a single 30-second sample and feeds it straight into short-form video. → Kling 2.6 animates the merged face into clips that pass the scroll test on TikTok before anyone suspects AI. → The whole pipeline loops on autopilot so the persona posts and replies while the creator sleeps in the same bedroom where he built her. The key move 96% skip: lock the bone structure before you generate a single photo so the face stays identical forever. Skip that and by week two the audience spots three different jawlines and the whole persona dies in one comment section. Agencies still charge $5,000 for one real model shoot and this guy runs everything from a bedroom with LED lights.

@francescoinweb3 @prophetmarketai New project ? Didn’t see it before

Predict markets are no longer dependent on liquidity The main problem has always been liquidity. The problem wasn’t the markets you chose. @prophetmarketai has removed this limitation Now the AI acts as the counterparty It provides liquidity for every new market. You create a market You buy ‘yes’ or ‘no’ The AI takes the other side Settlement is automatically in USDC Now there’s no need to wait for someone else to take the other side. Every trader can open trades. Not available to users in the US. Any prediction involves the risk of losing your stake.

@PolymarketSport That’s what I said at space @_Mariam888 Next zlatan is coming 😂😂😂

🚨NEW: Zlatan Ibrahimović posted this with Erling Haaland on IG: “The power is in the hair”

@PolymarketSport So young and already legend Gonna be next generation of players

🚨NEW: Happy 19th birthday to Lamine Yamal! His birthday wish: “To beat France! Let’s go for them.”

@0xd1namit Agree with you People still wating some easy money for abusing the system

More and more accounts are posting that they want clarity on the Polymarket airdrop Personally I think everyone posting this should be excluded from the airdrop instead, because the project should reward real users who came here to actually use the platform, not farm the drop I completely understand people who publicly talk about platform problems and other real issues. But if you’re publicly asking Polymarket to say when the drop is coming you’re just wasting everyone’s time and don’t deserve it at all The fact that you think the drop is delayed is your problem. To do this successfully, they need to solve a lot of things while you’re only making it harder with your speculations

@PolymarketDota2 That’s sad But I think international will be so good this year

A fan on Reddit tore into the EWC 2026 spectator experience: "This is a shame. I wish I’d stayed home." He's been to three TIs and three ESL events, says each was far better. Issues: screens mounted too high, blinding lights with no filters, no seating on the main stage floor, overlapping audio creating echo, etc. He called it the worst event production he's ever seen. (source: reddit user basedenjoyer55)

@0xTengen_ @Polymarket @PolymarketSport How they put so much money

polymarket trader made $1M on the World Cup just yesterday, he perfectly read Switzerland vs Argentina, dropping $211.9k on "no" to win and extracting a clean $39k in pure net profit while we wait for the France vs Spain semi-final, let's break down his past predictions with an 85% win rate, this guy's football iq is insane. slammed $390k on France past Morocco for a $110k payout, and called England over Norway for an extra $85k,surgical reads monitoring his flow on @betonstride to see where he allocates his next position it's the perfect tool to find top performing polymarket whales, study their strategies, and copy-trade their entries in one click you can check his profile and setup your own tracking here: betonstride.com/profile/0xbc1b… pretty sure we're getting another absolute masterclass from this guy, and not just on world cup markets what an football IQ

@_kate_lv @waleswoosh @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade @PolymarketSport Sad But risk get paid well

jokes aside, @waleswoosh has kinda kept it clean so far his all time PNL is currently up $2,500 on Polymarket his three trades are on who’s winning the World Cup: France, England and Spain (no Argentina though) at the beginning, those three positions were worth $20k to him, if one of them hits, which is looking really close, he’ll end up profiting around $30k if Argentina wins it all, he’ll lose around $20k

@_kate_lv @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade @PolymarketSport Ahahahahhat this market is insane But in trump style

alpha on Polymarket, Trump at 2026 World Cup Final the market is sitting at 93% > Yes on Trump attends at least one game he still hasn’t appeared at any World Cup match yet, but the confirmation is public: > United States President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the World Cup final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey > FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed that the President will be in the stadium and will join him on stage to present the trophy to the winning team there are still two semifinals left before the final, any chance he makes a surprise appearance at one ? if not, Polymarket has literally free 7% for you right now