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@AlenaChramtsova Betting against Mbappé in a third-place game feels much scarier than betting on Messi in a final. 👀

this Polymarket trader is convinced Lionel Messi will be the top goalscorer and win the Golden Boot he put up $376,000 for a potential payout of $550,339 but I think he's close to just burning that $376k statistically, World Cup finals aren't high-scoring games, while third-place matches are usually much more open because there's less pressure there's no reason for Tuchel to just sit back and defend at this point right now, they are tied at 8 goals each if Mbappe scores against England and Messi doesn't score in the final, Leo's assists won't matter what's your take: will Messi win the trophy, or will Mbappe make history as a two-time winner?

@mopozeuX @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade If Messi wins another World Cup, 42% might end up looking cheap. 👀🐐

Ballon d'Or Winner 2026 This market has been without a main contender for the Golden Ball for 9 months. Harry Kane and Lamine Yamal have been the main contenders for it for 9 months. But WC 2026 started, and then the odds started to change. Lionel Messi reappeared here, and they are already predicting this trophy with 42% of the chances. A great final and a victory at the 2026 World Cup can be a decisive factor for him and bring the 9th Golden Ball to his collection. Lamine Yamal has only a 29% chance of the ball and the final will be decisive in this race. What do you think?

@farxxxxx1 If Argentina wins again, the debate won't end. The excuses will begin. 😭🇦🇷

The GOAT debate now has a price Polymarket currently gives: 🇦🇷 Messi-58% to win the World Cup Golden Boot 🇫🇷 Mbappé-40% Messi already has 8 goals and Argentina are still alive if he finishes as the tournament's top scorer and leads Argentina to another World Cup... Will there even be a GOAT debate left?

Just deleted 90% of your coding setup and got faster. >no extra apps >no mouse. >no clutter. Tools that earn their spot: MacBook Pro M3 Max for the horsepower. HHKB keyboard for pure typing speed. Raycast replaces Spotlight, snippets and search in one keystroke. Cursor IDE for inline edits and debugging. Yabai and SKHD kill the mouse entirely, every window moves from the keyboard. Vimium does the same thing to your browser. Unhook removes YouTube's rabbit hole, Freedom blocks the rest. Less software, more output. That's the whole upgrade. Bookmark and watch

@sophie_moon_y 100%. It's one of those habits that keeps paying dividends long after the tools change.

@AllSeeingNik the pr description habit is the one that actually sticks

🚨Anthropic Finaly Release The Guide. (Part 6) Everyone assumes building your first skill means learning some deep technical process. It's actually just teaching Claude one habit and letting it stick. The example here is PR descriptions. Same format, every time, without you typing it out again. How the first skill comes together: >Name and describe it so Claude knows exactly when to use it >Show it the format once, in plain language >Save it, and that format becomes automatic from that point on That's the whole build. No extra tooling, no complex config, just one habit Claude now handles for you. Small skill, real change in how your day actually runs. Bookmark and watch.

🚨Anthropic just dropped a showcasing how Claude helps everyday people with: Work, life, and much more. Don't miss it. "my two chronically absent kids are the same two whose scores went flat" used to mean giving up his whole weekend just to piece together scores, attendance, exit tickets from four different places now he hands Claude one folder and gets a full class report before his prep period ends. proficiency more than doubled since fall 22 kids sorted into reteach, on-level, extension. three different worksheets, one plan, done before first bell 3-min — bookmark and watch

@onnex_s I agree bro

@AllSeeingNik Claude changed people's lives

@Bober_smart If this holds up, Fable 5 isn't an upgrade. It's a different league. 👀

A Chinese developer compared the Claude Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 models The Hyperagent platform was used for the test There were 5 tasks in total: 1. Astronomy: Visualizing every asteroid in the solar system based on NASA data 2. Planning: Creating a plan for a 100-acre fitness center 3. Engineering: Restoring Apollo control panels from technical PDF files 4. Logistics: Modeling the supply chain for World Cup T-shirts based on the results of live games 5. Astrophysics: Demonstrating the effect of solar storms at dawn The Opus 4.8 model failed several tasks, while Fable 5 successfully handled all five without exception and much faster The article below describes 10 skills that are exclusive to Claude

@0xbobaaa GTA wasn't a game. It was a place we grew up in.

i was twelve when i first drove into los santos i'm not twelve anymore same three idiots i'd die for same radio, every song burned in we got older the game just stayed still and waited for us first heist with people who don't text back anymore 4am drives up chiliad when i couldn't sleep knew every backstreet here before i could drive for real nov 19 it ends not the game the era the version of me that lived in that city one last cruise before the servers go quiet leaving the radio on

@onnex_s @Polymarket The delay isn't the signal. The reason for the delay is.

SpaceX Starship Test Flight No. 13: When will the new launch take place? The launch of the 13th test flight of the SpaceX Starship system on July 16 did not take place. During the final countdown, the automation detected an anomaly and canceled the start. During the live broadcast, it was seen that 4 of the 33 Raptor engines of the first stage of the Super Heavy did not start, which is why the security system stopped the launch. Elon Musk announced that experts will replace two Raptor engines with a Super Heavy accelerator. According to preliminary estimates, a new launch attempt may take place early next week. A successful flight will be an important step towards regular Starship orbital missions and fulfilling NASA's Artemis lunar program contracts. I'm not buying on the 20th, in such a short period of time, I think they won't be able to fix all the mistakes.

@0x_Punisher The market wasn't against you. The rate limiter was. 💀

Your queue logic is perfect but your order never reached the book. You blamed latency. You blamed your code. You blamed bad fills. It was NONE of those. Here's the trap you set for yourself: Polymarket caps how fast you can hit it. Roughly 60 orders a minute authenticated. Around 100 requests a minute on public endpoints. Cross that line and the API stops accepting you, full stop. Now picture what that does to a queue-racing bot. You're built to fire fast, win the FIFO race, be first in line. So you hammer the API - polling, placing, cancelling, retrying, as fast as you possibly can. And the platform quietly throttles you for exactly that. Your order doesn't lose the race. It never ENTERS the race, cause the API bounced it before it ever reached the book. You sit there thinking your fills are slow. They're not slow. They're getting rejected, and nothing in your logs screams why. I burned real money chasing a "latency problem" that was actually me rate-limiting myself. And fixing it is part of why my bot now sits at $200k PnL. Public wallet: <@pbot-6?via=punisher" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@pbot-6?via=pu…> The fix is to stop fighting yourself. > Budget your requests so you never blow past the limit Being first in the queue means nothing if you're locked out of placing the order. > Back off properly on a 429 The API sends a Retry-After header telling you exactly how long to wait. Read it, wait that long, don't retry instantly and dig the hole deeper. > Kill the pointless polling Every wasted poll eats your request budget for the minute. Stream what you can and save your calls for orders that matter. Winning the queue means nothing if you rate-limit yourself out of it. Sometimes the bot beating you isn't faster. It's just the one not strangling itself. Next post i show how to budget requests so you never hit the wall mid-window. Recommend you to go through the full article below.

@InsideFlowx So young, so genius

He's 25. He hit Claude's daily usage limit in just 5 minutes. Most people open Claude, ask a few questions, then close the tab. He connected Claude Code to an Obsidian vault with over 500 Markdown files. Years of notes. Research. Projects. Ideas. Documentation. Everything. Claude started reading, organizing, connecting, and querying the entire knowledge base like a real second brain. Five minutes later... The daily usage limit was gone. Most people think Claude is just another chatbot. He's using it like an AI operating system that understands everything he's ever written. Every new note becomes part of the system. Every project expands its memory. Every interaction makes the entire vault more valuable. Most people are chatting with AI. He's building infrastructure. The future won't belong to people with the best prompts. It will belong to people who own AI systems that remember everything.

@0xMorlex Thanks for this guibe, that what I looking for

KARPATHY SPENT 2 HOURS BUILDING A LANGUAGE MODEL FROM SCRATCH. HERE IS THE 5-STAGE CUT andrej karpathy codes a language model live, line by line. no frameworks, no hand-waving. this is the foundation under GPT, Claude and every agent you use 00:00 - counting: the simplest language model possible 22:43 - loss: how a model knows it is wrong 33:19 - neural network: replacing the table with something that learns 53:27 - embeddings: the 2003 paper that predicted modern LLMs 1:19:22 - training: minibatches, learning rates, train/dev/test this is not another video about "AI trends". it is a 5-stage roadmap from counting letters to a trained neural net: counting / loss / networks / embeddings / training watch today, then read the article below on how these same primitives power modern agent loops

@0xF1ction God of AI

Anthropic engineer Andrej Karpathy: "the biggest error in AI right now - forcing agents to work before the model underneath is ready he made that exact bet at OpenAI in 2016 - then walked away from agents for five years" what Karpathy actually means: step 1 → fix the model, not the agent. World of Bits died on RL - "it was incorrectly sequenced step 2 → your demo is lying to you. a car around the block is a weekend - the product took a decade step 3 → steal from the brain, not the leaderboard hippocampus → your retrieval layer. thalamus → "multiple entities fighting for the microphone" → your orchestrator "you guys building AI agents are actually at the forefront of capability" - not OpenAI. you. he took his own advice. he's at Anthropic now, on pre-training bookmark & watch this ↓

@Bober_smart Hahahaha, this is GENIUS

A 22-year-old guy from Argentina created an AI girlfriend who is a car mechanic, and 1,124 men paid to see it Investment $200 for media generation Subscription price $5.99 Total revenue $6,337 The success lies in the fact that it is an untapped niche with no competition, and the "female mechanic" persona was highly intriguing to men To get started, he posted content on TikTok. It created a cognitive dissonance for men: How can a girl be fixing cars? Because of this, he quickly built an audience and directed them to Fanvue, where he offered a paid subscription and more explicit content This all took him 42 days, and his expenses were covered just 12 days in, after which he began generating net profit When you don’t know where to start, invent something that no one has done before

@CryptoLorenzo2k Amazing bot, how is he work?

Dude deployed an AI bot and has already made $448,347 on Polymarket More than 88,000 predictions all on 5-minute crypto markets 90% BTC, 10% SOL, ETH, and DOGE Algorithm wallet: @0x50f7?via=lorenzo-hlan" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@0x50f7?via=lo… This isn’t the first time I’ve found wallets like this They’re just printing money with automated algorithms

@0xChaseTM ONE MAN ARMY

HE PUT FABLE 5 IN A LOOP AND GOT A $5,000 WEBSITE IN ONE SESSION Google Maps photos + Claude Code = A Live 3D Website Here's what he actually did: 1. Found photos of a popular Greek hotel 2. Asked Claude to analyze how a guest reacts to a place before they book 3. Turned that reaction into a goal: make them feel the room before they see the price 4. Put Claude Code in a loop - build, judge it against that feeling, refine, repeat 5. Kept sharpening the goal until the page pulled the same reaction as the real place The first version looked like every hotel template on the internet. So he ran the loop again - and again - each time pointing at the exact error: The animations stuttered on scroll, the images loaded unoptimized, the layout broke on mobile Each fix became Claude's next target. It rebuilt the weak section, checked the result against the goal, and moved to what failed next - until the page scrolled the way a guest walks in and nothing on it read as generated Build the same loop with the guide below ↓