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Benji T

@Code_with_Benji

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Katılım Mart 2022
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Sawyer Merritt
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt·
Tesla has announced that Grok will be launching soon in Tesla vehicles in India, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, and Malaysia.
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shadcn
shadcn@shadcn·
@josefbender_ Excellent idea. And done. You can try it on the site.
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Josef Bender
Josef Bender@josefbender_·
Just an idea for @shadcn ui: Temporarily apply the theme changes when the user hovers on the menu items. I think it's pretty typical nowadays, e.g. when you choose a font on figma.
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DogeDesigner
DogeDesigner@cb_doge·
This wins the internet today. 😂
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Benji T
Benji T@Code_with_Benji·
@sitenley @boardui that's a cool file upload animation 👏 got to check it out my self
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Mertcan
Mertcan@sitenley·
file upload component for @boardui 💎 lotsa subtle micro animations for this one. this time I built it with sol 5.6, seems like sol is way faster than fable 5 and still producing quite accurate results in front-end. I like it.
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Benji T
Benji T@Code_with_Benji·
@vicky_142803 oh nice 👍 check it out too needs some more work and it will be there 🚀
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Vicky
Vicky@vicky_142803·
Today we are introducing Shadcn for React Native LovdaCN: The Open source Expo (React Native) UI code distribution platform It works the same/similarly as Shadcn Multiple styles: nova, mira, new york...etc Fonts: Inter, Sans-serif...etc You create styles on website and get the code for styles In fact, most of the code is copied from shadcn and forked from react native reusables Try it out: lovdacn.vercel.app Github: github.com/lovdacn/ui Give us a star if you liked it @shadcn @rauchg @schlimmson
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DogeDesigner
DogeDesigner@cb_doge·
There is no place on Earth quite as magical as Starbase.
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Jessie Anderson
Jessie Anderson@whoisheartbreak·
Theres still a lot of “new” scenarios with Starship, but a team with similar experience, technical rigor and attention to detail is well prepared to manage these situations. This is how we learn safely and implement mitigations for all scenarios, discovering and covering corner cases, and creating a robust vehicle that can fly and re-fly over and over again.
Shana Diez@ShanaDiez

For folks following along, today was the first time we lit engines on a full stack Starship then aborted and detanked. While similar to a wet dress rehearsal there is a lot going on and any first time operation comes with additional risk. Our operators and operations teams plan for this and it’s a testament to their hard work and preparation that enables an efficient and safe operation on the first try. For all the folks who stayed up late reviewing data to set aborts, running endless simulations or needling on the details of procedures, it paid off today.

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Anthropic
Anthropic@AnthropicAI·
We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon. We’re grateful to our users for their patience, and to everyone who worked with us on redeploying the models.
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shadcn
shadcn@shadcn·
Today we're releasing a new set of components for building chat interfaces. We've taken the patterns we build every day, rethought the abstractions behind them, and turned them into components you can compose and customize. We're starting with the conversation layer: streaming, scrolling, messages, bubbles, attachments, and markers.
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Katya N.
Katya N.@ktnr23·
App icons I designed recently
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Veltrx
Veltrx@Veltrxai·
A guy started 14 days ago posting faceless World Cup videos made with AI. He's already breaking 1M views and getting paid like it. Here's the part nobody tells you. Everyone's chasing Shorts. Shorts barely pay. You can hit 1M views and walk away with $40. Long-form is where the money sits. Fewer views, 10x the RPM, and the World Cup window is open right now for maybe 30 days before everyone floods it. And one long-form video now takes under 5 minutes to make. Phase 1: Script Go to solo and run their scriptwriter. It follows a retention framework, not random AI filler. Output a 6-8 minute script built to hold watch time past the 30% mark, which is where YouTube starts pushing you. Phase 2: Scenes Paste that script into the scene generator. Pick your shot count, lock a style, hit go. 2 minutes later you have the full visual sequence rendered. Phase 3: Voice Drop the same script into the voice studio. One clean voiceover, no mic, no face, no accent worries. Phase 4: Thumbnail Use their thumbnail maker. The thumbnail does 80% of the click work. Big number, one face, one tension. Phase 5: Assemble Stitch scenes, voice, and thumbnail in CapCut. Export. Upload. That's the whole loop. Script to upload in under 5 minutes once you've done it twice. Realistic timeline, not fantasy: Days 1-7: 1 video a day, 200-2,000 views each. Boring. Keep going. Days 8-21: one video catches the algorithm. 40K, then 300K. Days 22-40: the channel finds its lane. 1M+ becomes normal during the tournament. The trap most people fall into: they start in week 3 of the World Cup. By then the search demand peaks and the supply explodes. The edge is starting today, not after you've watched 9 more tutorials. The style works in any niche. World Cup is just the easiest demand spike on the calendar right now. I put the full step-by-step into a free walkthrough. Exact tools, exact post schedule, which video to make first, and when to start uploading so the algorithm picks you up before the final. Comment "START" and I'll send it. The tournament ends in 30 days. The window closes with it.
West Lord@MyWestLord

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