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@insomnia_vip AI model girl outearns real VS runway future is here

VICTORIA'S SECRET SPENDS $22,000,000 ON ONE RUNWAY SHOW A 21-year-old runs a model who doesn't exist off one agent and cleared $14,700 last month > Kimi 3 scores 40 channels and locks the shape beating its own median: 1 day > Seedance builds the model into a moving street shot, back to back: 20 min > ElevenLabs drops one voice over the whole cut: 40 min > Blotato posts it to TikTok, Shorts and Reels in one call: auto Victoria's Secret books a runway, real models and a live crew for one show She books a $111 agent and a laptop

@itsPixieVerse @wavespeed_ai Aureleth looks so divine, these free prompts are pure gold

Seedance 2 + GPT Image 2 Prompt Share AURELETH — THE ECLIPSE ORACLE Made on @wavespeed_ai Prompts in Replies 👇

@Rulyaxd Local AI on the Mini beats cloud bills hard

A consumer memory-chip shortage sent Mac Mini stock sideways and a solo engineer just published the essay that makes the box worth buying anyway. The video attached is a $599 M4 Mac Mini unboxed on camera by a guy who then flashes a CBC News headline about AI data centers sucking the oxygen out of consumer memory supply. Delivery on the box he bought reads 3-4 weeks. Base config is 16GB unified memory and 256GB SSD. Configured units are getting quietly repriced upward while people are refreshing carts. The piece attached below is the argument you need before you refresh yours. Thesis in one line: at $799 the Mac Mini is a permanent address for the AI system to live in. Files, memory, schedules, permissions, and checks stay on the machine while the cloud model gets swapped underneath every six months. The setup runs Ollama or MLX for local inference, watches folders, extracts context from every new document, keeps a plain markdown memory store, and routes only the difficult work to a cloud API. The router is a system prompt that returns strict JSON deciding LOCAL, CLOUD, or HUMAN for each task. Based architecture. The rest of the year the box just runs while your laptop is closed. Break-even against a $200/mo API bill is around four months. Against a $20 chatbot subscription it takes forty. Value comes from volume. Summaries, embeddings, transcription, first drafts sharing one machine without a new charge on every run. The math only works when there is actual recurring work to feed it. The video and the essay are two halves of the same trade. Consumer memory is being repriced against AI data-center demand. The chip shortage is what makes the buy time-bound. The essay is what makes the box worth more than a spec sheet six months from now. If you already have a Mac silicon machine running Ollama with a folder it watches, drop the one job you gave it first. Trying to collect the actual boring build stories before the reprice crowd shows up in the comments.

@stariy_bogX Crazy how AI face swaps keep farming views like this

62300 views on a 13 second pool pose and the builder in Porto still calls it raw material. She is 31. She never posts under her own name. She pulls a night pool clip of a blonde in a black shell bikini, right hand in wet hair, left resting in green lit water against a condo balcony and palm, then feeds that exact motion into the transfer stack so a blended face can wear the same shine and the same lean. The first frame gets rebuilt until the water beads match, the CapCut grain pass strips the plastic, and the upload leaves the phone already stamped as ordinary. The folder now owns the stare that the original caption sold as see through. The algorithm never asks who stood in the water. It only counts how many finish the lean. Motion that already traveled is the only face that needs no introduction.

@Saifullahkqalf Damn watching that blueprint become a full house is wild.=

🏠House Blueprint Showcase Prompt (Seedance 2.0) - Reference(s): Recommended - Styles Support: Realism "Use both attached images as strict reference material. The floor plan defines the exact room layout, dimensions, window placement, door locations, garage position, bathrooms, kitchen, living room, and bedroom. The exterior reference defines the exact architectural style, brick facade, roof shape, front entrance, and garage door. Throughout the transformation, the interior layout must remain perfectly consistent with the blueprint. No rooms may change position, size, or orientation. The video begins with a perfectly flat, top-down 2D architectural blueprint floating on a clean white background. Thin blueprint lines glow softly. The camera slowly descends toward the plan. As the camera gently tilts from overhead into an isometric perspective, the blueprint begins transforming into reality through an elegant architectural timelapse. Walls rise vertically from the floor lines exactly where they exist in the blueprint. Interior partitions emerge first, followed by exterior brick walls. Window openings and doors appear in their precise blueprint locations. The foundation becomes textured concrete. Wooden flooring spreads naturally through the living room, bedroom, and kitchen exactly matching the plan. Bathroom tiles gradually replace the blueprint markings. Kitchen counters, cabinets, island, sink, appliances, and fixtures assemble piece by piece exactly according to the blueprint. Bathroom fixtures, bathtub, toilet, vanity, and shower appear in their designated locations. The bedroom forms with the bed centered exactly where shown. The living room sofa, coffee table, rug, and television materialize exactly matching the furniture arrangement from the blueprint. The garage forms around the parked car in the correct position. The roof structure grows over the house while maintaining the exterior silhouette from the reference image. Red brick textures spread across the exterior walls. Windows become reflective glass. The front entrance, garage door, landscaping, pathway, and surrounding lawn emerge organically. Sunlight gradually fills every room as if the home is coming alive. The transformation is smooth, continuous, and realistic, like watching months of construction compressed into seconds. Dust particles, tiny construction details, framing, roofing, drywall, painting, flooring, furnishing, and landscaping all appear in rapid but elegant timelapse. The final shot reveals the completed fully rendered house from a three-quarter aerial angle. The camera slowly circles a few degrees while sunlight reflects off the windows. Warm interior lighting glows naturally through the windows, emphasizing that every room perfectly matches the original floor plan. Camera: Smooth cinematic movement beginning as a top-down blueprint, gradually tilting into an isometric angle and finishing with a slow cinematic orbit aro"

@junwatu Damn pure text to video making giant creatures this good

Using FLUX 3 to create giant creatures. These scenes are pure text-to-video (T2V) generations, no reference images involved. Quite impressive.

@Kangaikroto @higgsfield Damn the flour mess scene looks straight out of Pixar

Want to create a viral video in the style of Pixar-esque 3D animation? Check the comments section.⬇️ model Seedance 2.0 Created using @higgsfield #higgsfieldpartner

He's 25. He stopped relying on one AI model to build products. Most people still use the same AI for everything. Open ChatGPT. Ask a question. Copy the code. Hope it works. Then repeat. He does something different. When one model isn't good enough... He switches. Kimi K3 for coding. Claude for complex reasoning. Different AI models for different jobs. Just like hiring specialists instead of expecting one employee to do everything. The result? Faster development. Better code. More ideas shipped. The old way was looking for the "best" AI. The new way is building workflows where every model does what it's does best. The developers making the most money won't use one AI. They'll know exactly which AI to use for each task.

@irinatoxi Finally someone built a phone that actually respects your time

This is the part people still don’t get: scenes like this are turning into promptable production, not just pretty AI clips. A moody fantasy environment with custom architecture, hanging props, volumetric fog, cinematic camera movement, atmosphere, and even the fire beat at the end used to mean a very real amount of Blender pain. With Kimi K3 connected through Blender MCP, you can describe the world in plain English and let it block out the set, place the camera, build materials, script the animation, and iterate inside the actual Blender scene. Then it can inspect the render, notice what looks dead or broken, and keep fixing the same project instead of making you restart from zero like every normal “AI video” workflow. We’re getting dangerously close to a world where “I made this in Blender” really means “I described it once and bullied Kimi K3 until it looked expensive.”

@theSethian This AI phone does the work so you barely touch it

China built a robot centaur. LimX Dynamics brought TRON 2 to WAIC 2026 in Shanghai with a humanoid torso, four robotic legs, and a cowboy hat. The machine is built as a modular platform. LimX can keep the same upper body and change the lower half for a different environment instead of designing another robot from scratch. In the configuration shown here, the arms remain free to handle objects while the four-legged base carries the torso. The same platform can also operate as a biped. At WAIC, LimX also showed the centaur lifting a 30 kg tire. The body itself is becoming another component chosen for the job. After this, a normal humanoid suddenly looks oddly limited.

@Sancho_Wizard This phone is designed to help you leave the screen

HE'S REPLACING HIS IPHONE WITH A PHONE THAT USES ITSELF. It won the OpenAI Hackathon. Then he posted a demo — 160,000 views in a day, with Greg Brockman and half the Valley in the likes. Here's what the demo showed. He asked it to reschedule a meeting. The phone found the contact. Wrote the email. Placed the call. On his behalf. He didn't open a single app. No inbox. No contacts list. No dialer. No tapping through five screens to do one thing. And it still works like a normal phone. This isn't a voice-only gadget. The craziest part? He's optimizing for the opposite of every phone ever built. The entire industry measures success in engagement — minutes on screen, sessions per day, notifications opened. Seven hours a day is the current average, and that number is the product working as designed. His single KPI is: how little time can you spend on this while still getting everything done? That's not a feature difference. That's an inverted business model. Every app on your phone is engineered to keep you there. This one is engineered to let you leave. While Apple sells you a better screen... Someone is quietly building the device that makes the screen unnecessary. The next phone won't be smarter than yours. It just won't need you. Follow @Sancho_Wizard for more AI deep dives. Don't forget to bookmark this post for later.

@owoldestiny yeap

@Imhoxbt agents doing work while you sleep beats asking questions

He's 26. His AI village runs businesses while he sleeps. Most people still use AI like a chatbot. They open Claude. Ask one question. Get one answer. Then start over. He built something completely different. Instead of one AI... He created an entire ecosystem of specialized agents. One researches products. Another manages an Etsy store. Another creates content. Another handles client communication. Everything lives inside a visual dashboard that feels more like a strategy game than a workflow. Each agent has its own role. Its own memory. Its own responsibilities. They work together while he simply monitors the system. The old way was managing every business yourself. The new way is building AI systems that manage the business for you. This is where AI agents are heading. Not smarter prompts. Smarter organizations.

@nonepcbl You are right.

@Imhoxbt the next billion-dollar company may have thousands of workers and zero employees

@KryptoBestiya yeap

@Imhoxbt the new way is building AI systems that manage the business for you

@SatOnchain Kimi K3 built a full 1.94 Sharpe quant strategy in just 15 minutes

Moonshot AI engineer just showed how Kimi K3 + MCP builds quantitative trading strategies with a 1.94 Sharpe ratio. 15-minutes. free. By Algo-trading expert Saleh. here's what they cover: • setting up Kimi K3 CLI inside ZED editor with Jesse Trade MCP • automated strategy development, backtesting, & optimization • multi-timeframe trend filtering (30m strategy with 4h anchor) • 1.94 Sharpe ratio with 62% win rate on ETH/USDT Watch full video then read article below.

@Andrew_FG_AI Token volume tracks the cheapest option this week, not real quality

"grok 4.5 surging on openrouter" is the wrong read. the same post says what it replaced: tencent's hy3, a free promo that ended july 21. that is not people picking grok on merit, it is cost conscious users chasing the next cheapest token. the board is ranked by volume, and volume tracks price, not quality. now look at what does not move. the top of that same list is claude opus 4.7 and sonnet 5, the models people pay full rate for and keep. free-tier churn reshuffles the middle every week. paid retention is the line that holds. a token chart shows you what is cheapest this week, not what is best. x.com/stonk_daddy/st…

@GuntherWrite Claude plus AI spokespeople cleared 1,200 jars and $28k in just 19 days

A 25-year-old from Seoul inherited 1,200 unopened skincare jars when her mother's kiosk closed The supplier wanted $4,000 Storage was due again in 30 days She thought she needed one influencer with a perfect face Claude told her to stop searching for one The inventory was not losing because it lacked a face It was losing because five buyer objections had no answer Claude split the campaign into price, texture, ingredients, routine and age Then Claude told her to create every spokesperson from scratch GPT Image 2 created five original, visibly adult spokespeople Seedance 2.0 turned each one into a short disclosed product explainer No fake review No fake before-and-after Every video opened with the same line: This creator is AI The product is not One character answered one objection The ingredients video reached 2.4 million views But views were not the result that mattered All 1,200 jars sold in 19 days at $24 each Gross sales: $28,800 The supplier was paid The storage unit was cleared

@podcastor_ai From rough idea to Product Hunt #3 Podcastor is absolutely crushing it

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@TheTechDiggest Modly turns photos into production-ready 3D meshes fully local and open-source

[OpenSource - 3D Graphics & AI] Converting 2D images into production-ready 3D meshes no longer requires expensive cloud API subscriptions or locked-down SaaS suites. 🛑 Meet Modly: a local, 100% open-source AI desktop application that generates 3D models from photos directly on your own GPU with zero cloud dependencies. Here is what makes this local image-to-3D pipeline so compelling. 🧵👇 1/4

@Frezzwnie OpenAI co-founder built a spinning planet where every idea is a glowing star

OPENAI CO-FOUNDER REVEALED HIS PERSONAL "SECOND BRAIN". AND CALLED IT THE "BEST THING HE'S EVER BUILT" Everyone thinks a second brain is just folders of notes. Or a backlink graph. Or a tagging system. But this is a rotating planet, and your ideas are stars on its surface. The screen opens on a sphere. A wireframe globe on a dark background. 2026 hovers over the North Pole. A pink crystal pulses right in the center of the planet—that's the core. Then the notes appear. Stars scatter across the surface. Some shine solo. Others are gathered in clusters, looking like little fireworks. Every star is an actual thought that came to his mind this year. Every "firework" is a topic his mind keeps returning to. This means he isn't scrolling through endless lists looking for an old idea. He just spins the globe. The clusters are dated. The ones at the top of the sphere are from January. The ones near the equator are from the summer. The ones near the South Pole are from last week. Time itself acts as one of the axes. He pulls one cluster forward, and hundreds of tiny stars trail behind it. These are all his notes on the exact same topic, reaching all the way back to the very first idea. When a topic connects to an old thread, the crystal in the center starts to pulse. No Notion. No Obsidian plugins. No Roam. He built the renderer himself and simply pointed it at his markdown vault. And while you were busy tagging notes this week, a new constellation of 40 stars grew in orbit on his planet. Most people build a second brain just for searching. This guy built a whole planet you can visit. You're still writing in linear documents. But some of us have already left the flat Earth.