Bober_smart

@Vvtentt101 $50 will be enough to get started here

@Bober_smart Everyone talks about how to make a billion, but not everyone talks about where to get your first capital

Famous millionaire and AI startup investor Gary Vaynerchuk shared a step-by-step guide on how to earn your first $500 in just one week 1. Master AI. Start by simply asking Claude: "Teach me how to build websites quickly using AI" 2. Find Clients. Look for local businesses with outdated websites. Think cafes, salons, or shops 3. Reach Out. Send a message or call them Say: "I’ll build you a modern new website for $500 instead of $4000" 4. Build The Site In Minutes. Use Framer AI, Dora, or 10Web to get it done 5. Deliver And Get Paid. The goal is to provide fast, affordable, and high-quality results 6. Repeat. Knock out 5-10 sites a month for some serious cash 7. Scale Up. Collect testimonials and start offering extra services Ready? Get started today!

@gippp69 Not using this is a big mistake

THIS F**KING 7,300 STAR REPO TURNS CLAUDE FABLE 5, CODEX, AND CURSOR INTO ONE AI TEAM THAT KEEPS WORKING WHILE YOU SLEEP 00:01 he opens Omnigent, an open source layer that puts multiple coding agents inside one workflow while sandboxes and policies control exactly what they can touch. setup takes minutes. Fable acts as the supervisor, cheaper models handle execution, and premium tokens are reserved for decisions that actually need judgment. each task gets split across separate agents and git worktrees, then a fresh model reviews the final diff before anything can merge. a $5 daily cap, 150 line approval limit, automated signoff tests, and a 95% pass rate keep the whole team from running wild. bookmark this. one repo, four agents, and roughly 15 to 20% of the usual token cost.

@shmidtqq @prophetmarketai They released a truly excellent product

i just found @prophetmarketai and i wasn't expecting it to work like this. most prediction markets need a stranger to take the other side of you. - prophet has an AI take the other side instead. - a consensus of 5 models prices every market and becomes your counterparty. - so your position fills instantly. no empty book, no waiting for a match. - and anyone can spin up a market on almost any yes/no question in under 30 seconds. - you're not stuck with whatever the platform decided to list. so if there's a niche you actually read better than a general model, you can create the market yourself and back your read. i went through it and figured it was worth sharing.

@Kozh_Crypto This is a real way to make money in 2026

Everyone repeats the same GPU advice: "get more VRAM." A friend just benchmarked 19 GPUs for local LLM inference over two weeks. The results break that advice completely. VRAM decides what fits. Bandwidth decides what's actually fast - and the gap between them is bigger than most people think. The math: same 13B model, same VRAM, different bandwidth: • 936 GB/s → ~19ms per token • 504 GB/s → ~36ms per token • 256 GB/s → ~70ms per token Same model. Same capacity. 3.7x speed difference - purely from bandwidth. Two traps worth knowing before you buy: Best value picks from the full ranking: • RTX 3090 (~$600-1050 used) and RX 7900 XTX (~$800-1000) - both punch way above their price on bandwidth per dollar. Your GPU's cores aren't the bottleneck. They're sitting idle, waiting for data that hasn't arrived yet.

@hammertime_one I saw that match; France played an absolutely amazing game

$1,191,882 on Polymarket across three France/Spain markets, and one or two of these positions dies tonight no matter what happens. wallet: @jsram?via=hammertime" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@jsram?via=ham… > France to advance - 60%: $758,624 → $1,274,998 > Spain wins World Cup - 16%: $228,158 → $1,442,379 > France wins World Cup - 30%: $205,100 → $694,546 France advances: +$516,374 on position 1, -$228,158 on the Spain bet, France WC bet stays alive Spain advances: -$758,624 on position 1, -$205,100 on the France WC bet, Spain bet stays alive either way, six figures get wiped tonight AT&T Stadium, Dallas, World Cup semifinal France to advance, Spain to win it all, France to win it all, all live at once

@PolyDekos My lifelong fear is seeing a negative balance like that

WORLD CUP SEMIFINAL: FRANCE VS. SPAIN WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF A TRADER WHO WAS $10.7 MILLION IN THE RED Just a week ago, this wallet was in the red at -$10,782,108. It managed to recoup some of those losses - it’s now “only” at -$1,838,897.50. And instead of locking in his profits and cashing out, the trader goes all in again on today's match: -> Spain will advance: entry at 41.1¢, 2.17M shares ($913K) -> France will NOT win today: entry at 60.5¢, 544K shares ($330K) Almost the entire roster is in one semifinal. From minus $10 million to minus $1.8 million - and once again, everything is on the line.

@ridark_eth I will use this method

Paying developers by the hour is the old way. $15,000 in one month, and the team was Claude agents. Not one agent. A pipeline. One plans the work, one writes the code, one tests it, one checks for breaks. Each agent runs its piece. They share context. Nothing waits on a human in the middle. The billing stack matters. Basic tasks route to cheaper models. Complex tasks go to the capable ones. That gap cuts API costs significantly. RuFlow handles the routing automatically. 60 agents can run at once. It has 14,100 stars on GitHub and costs nothing to run. The developer pairs it with Obsidian for notes and task structure. Prompts go in, output comes out, the pipeline handles the rest. Month one on this setup: $15,000. That number is from one person's workflow, not a case study. The Claude subscription stays. The $200 platform fees go. The difference is who controls the stack. Open source means you fork it, adjust it, run it on your own infra. No vendor owns the ceiling.

@nofadsec Everything is done using artificial intelligence; the services described really work very well. Yes, you need to figure things out at the initial stage, but later on, it becomes a routine task that doesn't take much time

@Bober_smart It sounds easy, but is it actually easy to create such a company website? You need data and updates—how is that handled?

@polykinder He lost a huge pile of money—why didn't he give it to me? Lol

A whale down $1.8M this month just dropped $2.6M on France NOT winning tonight. Meet DEEDDIT. 17 career bets, a $3.8M biggest win, and a brutal month - off nearly two million dollars. So what does he do? He doubles down. His entire book is now stacked against France: ⚽ France to win - No, $1.44M 🇪🇸 Spain to advance - $1.16M The market has France at 62%. This guy just bet $2.6M they're wrong. Even Yamal's already trolling France, posted an old Spain win on his story 2h ago. The kid's not nervous. Down big, swinging bigger. And funny enough - that's the exact side I'm on. Spain tonight. 🇪🇸

@antpalkin Loops are the most important thing

Demis Hassabis, Nobel Prize winner and CEO of Google DeepMind, just called it: AGI is a few years away. His exact words yesterday: "we are standing in the foothills of the singularity" Everyone's sharing the safety parts. Almost everyone skipped the one line that matters for your money: "10x the Industrial Revolution at 10x the speed" Run that math. The last Industrial Revolution minted Rockefeller - $400 billion in today's money, the richest man who ever lived. It took him 40 years of railroads and oil fields. Hassabis is telling you the next one compresses that into a few years, and it's made of software. And new money always shows up in markets first. No factories to build, no permits, no supply chains - just data in, positions out. The "recursively self-improving systems" he says the world isn't ready for? Early versions already trade against you every day. That gap between people who run them and people who don't is exactly what he means by 10x speed. He wrote this essay to ask for guardrails before the wave hits. Read it twice and you'll notice what it really is: the most credible man in AI telling you the wave is already visible from shore. Bookmark this. In a few years, "I read Hassabis in the foothills" will sound like "I bought Bitcoin in 2013" - and you'll want proof you were here. I write about this frontier every week - AI agents and what they're doing to markets. Follow me, stay in the AGI foothills.

@1saevv They did manage to win in France after all

Spain vs France. There aren't many games bigger than this. Two of the best teams in the world, one place in the World Cup final and ninety minutes to prove who's ready for it. subject: Lamine Yamal height: 1.83m weight: 72kg age: 19 position: right winger dominant foot: left vision: elite playstyle: playmaker potential: generational prediction: Spain 3–1 France. 🇪🇸 edited: sooldfx

@twoclipping I read this article with great enthusiasm, my friend, excellent material, great work

@Nekt_0 This interview turned out to be very useful

Karpathy sat with Lex and explained why 3AM is his best working hour. No meetings. No messages. No errands. No humans pulling the problem out of his head. He said hard work needs days of uninterrupted context. You load the problem into mental RAM, keep it there, and let the answer compound instead of restarting from zero every morning. That was the whole productivity system. Not a calendar hack. Not a morning routine. Just protecting the loop long enough for the work to finish. The article is pointing at the same thing from the AI side. Agents only become useful when they stop acting like one-off chats and start running in loops: take context, act, check, update, repeat. Same pattern, different machine. Karpathy does it with attention. AI agents do it with context windows, tools and memory. Prophet does it with markets. @prophetmarketai turns a future event into a yes/no market, then lets an AI price it and take the other side. You are not waiting for some random person to match your view. You create the market, make the forecast, and the system gives it a live interface. That is the interesting part. Opinions are cheap until they are forced into a structure. Will this happen or not? What price is the AI giving it? Is your read sharper than the market? Deep work needs a clean loop. Conviction needs a clean market. Prophet is not available in the US. Predicting carries risk app.prophetmarket.ai/?ref=nOUbD3yOM…

@Vvtentt101 God, why can't they just give me their money?

two Polymarket whales, $3.5M apart, trading the same World Cup deeddit: -$1.8M all time $55M in volume, five days active sizes like the outcome is already decided $1M on Spain tonight, $2M + on quarterfinals Waits for the match to be decided until the end and never sells rjw1: +$1.7M all time 11,000 trades, ultra HFT Today he is waiting for France to reach the final Two whales will be watching this football match today with big bags of money, but only one will make a profit today, while the other will be crushed by this match Now I'm worried about them

@itsthedonhashim You only need to spend a day with AI agents, letting them show you how it’s done, and start experimenting yourself; the key is knowing how to craft the right prompt. Once you’ve mastered that, it will take no more than an hour or two per site

@Bober_smart @Bober_smart cool idea, but isn't mastering AI like, way harder than it sounds? especially in a week. 🤔

@immortalhowwl France managed to win, but it was a very close call

🚨 BREAKING: TEXAS IS BRACING FOR THE BIGGEST FOOTBALL EARTHQUAKE IN ITS HISTORY 🇪🇸 SPAIN VS FRANCE 🇫🇷 KYLIAN DICTATOR VS LAMINE YAMAO 2 of the biggest new football phenomena on the planet collide tonight who are u backing tonight?

@elg_oleksandr I urgently need this thing for my home

A BUILDER JUST ASSEMBLED AN ALL-WHITE LOCAL AI POWERHOUSE. At its core is the Gigabyte X870 Aorus Ice Sculpture BTF motherboard paired with an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor, a Samsung 9100 Pro 2TB SSD, and a white Aorus GeForce RTX 5090 triple-fan graphics card. The build is finished with premium white memory, an all-white AIO liquid cooler, wireless Lian Li-style fans, and a clean tempered-glass chassis featuring a built-in mini LCD display. What it delivers: Near-instant inference for large AI agents and demanding local models Complete privacy with no cloud dependency, subscription fees, or third-party access More than enough performance for fine-tuning, automation, and real-time prediction workloads A striking all-white design highlighted by icy blue RGB lighting Engineered for long AI sessions without sacrificing performance The tradeoffs: Heat becomes a challenge during extended 70B+ model workloads Power draw climbs quickly when every component is under load Fan noise becomes more noticeable during sustained heavy inference Building it properly takes careful cable management and thermal optimization The mini display greets you with a confident anime cat while the RTX 5090 quietly spins along at around 61%. Blue lighting slices through the white interior like frozen electricity. This isn't a machine that rents intelligence from the cloud. It generates it at home. Local AI hardware just reached another level.

@ridark_eth Yes, he is a highly respected person

@Bober_smart This guy is really a master of AI technology

@Predicti0r It was an amazing, very close match, but France won—which is actually what I thought would happen

JUST IN: France vs Spain My best picks shortlist: > BTTS YES for 60c > Total corners over 9.5 for 40c > Olise over 1.5 shots for 57c > Olmo over 1.5 shots for 46c Match snapshot: France vs Spain City: Arlington Stadium: AT&T Stadium Key environment factor: Controlled stadium conditions should help both teams keep technical quality and attacking rhythm. General match situation: Spain can control possession. France can punish every transition. That combination creates a very strong attacking script. Both teams have elite creators, dangerous wide players and enough finishing quality to score. I like the match through goals, corners and shot volume more than forcing only the 90 minute winner. 1. BTTS YES for 60c Why I like it: > Spain should create through possession, Yamal, Olmo and central combinations > France have one of the best transition attacks in the tournament > Mbappe, Dembele and Olise can punish Spain if they lose the ball high > Both teams have enough quality to score even without full control > A 1-1 or 2-1 type of semifinal script feels very natural > If either team scores first, the other side has enough tools to respond 2. Total corners over 9.5 for 40c Why I like it: > This is my favorite risk/reward price > 40c for 10 corners is interesting in this matchup > Spain should create long possession phases and wide pressure > France can create corners through Mbappe, Dembele and fast attacks into space > Yamal and Dembele both force defenders into blocks and deflections > If the match stays close, second half pressure should increase > If one team trails, corner volume can grow very fast > This can become a 10 plus corner game without needing a crazy scoreline 3. Olise over 1.5 shots for 57c Why I like it: > Olise is not only a creator here > He can receive between the lines and attack the edge of the box > Spain will pay a lot of attention to Mbappe and Dembele > That can open shooting zones for Olise > He can get shots from cutbacks, rebounds and central combinations > If France counter well, Olise should be involved in final actions > 2 shots is very reachable if France find transition space 4. Olmo over 1.5 shots for 46c Why I like it: > This price looks solid for his role > Olmo is one of Spain best players between the lines > France may defend deeper in phases, which gives Spain more edge of box touches > Olmo can shoot from half spaces, rebounds and late runs > He does not need a goal, only 2 shot attempts > If Spain dominate possession, Olmo should get enough final third involvement > At 46c I like this Summary: > BTTS YES for 60c > Total corners over 9.5 for 40c > Olise over 1.5 shots for 57c > Olmo over 1.5 shots for 46c This is a semifinal attacking script. Spain bring possession. France bring transition danger. That creates a strong path for both teams to score, for corners to grow and for Olise and Olmo to collect shot volume. Good luck to ALL! @PolymarketTrade @PolymarketSport