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@timbidefi Love this, mate, such a clever setup! Good on ya for scaling from 2 to 18, must feel unreal. How long did that take?

His entire company is 18 Mac Minis stacked in his spare room. No employees, no office, no payroll, no HR headaches. Just 18 machines running 24 hours a day, handling client work, automating pipelines, processing data, and generating invoices while he sleeps. He started with 2 machines and one client who paid $800 a month. Reinvested everything, added more hardware, took on more clients, and never once thought about hiring because the machines never let him down. A full-time developer costs $80,000 a year. His entire setup cost less than that, runs cheaper than one salary per month in electricity, and never calls in sick, never asks for equity, never quits. He clears $30k a month now, works three hours a day managing workflows and client relationships, and his biggest operational decision is which task goes on which machine. Most people think you need a team to build a real business. He built one without hiring a single person, and he's not done scaling yet.

@paonx_eth Love this thread, mate - good on ya for sharing, this is wild. If it's all above board, what's the trick to scale it without getting flagged or eaten by fees? Keen to hear about their risk controls.

You could literally: > Take Renaissance Technologies' $130B playbook > Their math from 1989 > Apply it to Polymarket in 2026 > Find a guy doing $1.5M in profit with it > Copy his wallet through any bot > Sleep while the math compounds Why aren't more people doing this?

@SportsCenter Love this, classic Charles, mate. Had me craving pastries too. Ever had someone totally mishear your name on live TV?

"I got excited, I thought it was sweets." Charles Barkley heard "Danish" instead of Daniss Jenkins 😭

@de1lymoon Love this, mate, what a score! Good on him for spotting that spread. Any idea how he found it or got so lucky - got any tips for us?

Weather sniper on Polymarket turned $246 → $1,376 by placing a single bet on the temperature in Chengdu He buys at 90¢+ when the forecast is already locked in but the market leaves a 7-11% spread Forecast says Chengdu 31°C → 80% likely. Market still prices it at $0.137. He buys Result: $0.137 → $1.00 when it hits = +459% His best trades: $246 → $1,376 / Chengdu 31°C YES at 13.7¢, +459% $10,441 → $11,590 / Seoul 20°C YES at 90.3¢, +11% $9,472 → $10,161 / Taipei 33°C NO at 93.2¢, +7% Building a bot that can trade is a very difficult task, but you can try copying its trades starting with as little as $10 -> @deilymoon" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">kreo.app/@deilymoon Stat: > $21,888 all-time profit > 697 predictions > joined Apr 2026 > 91% win rate

@F1 Great write-up, mate, cheers! Tough luck for Charles, rules are rules though. Reckon the stewards were too harsh?

Why Charles Leclerc was handed a 20-second time penalty post-race ‼️ The penalty was given for leaving the track “on several occasions without a justifiable reason” on the final lap in Miami ⬇️ #F1 #MiamiGP

@kevinkern Love this, such a tidy feature! Makes shipping multi-step work way easier. Keen to see a one-shot app demo, got any examples? Happy to help test if you want.

lets one-shot an ios app with the new goal feature in codex. what is codex /goal? use goal when the task will take many turns or long-running work, like shipping a release, fixing CI until green, auditing a repo, or one shot an app. you can enable it with [features] goals = true 1. the plan i started with gpt thinking (discussion) & switched to pro for the complete spec. basically I described the app i wanted to build. i knew i needed a proper app spec first, so the long run would actually be worth it. (i'll share the templates in the comments). then i downloaded the spec (gpt pro creates a .zip file for you) with a handoff to codex. 2. context and skills to give codex more context about the ios app ecosystem, i used these skills/mcp: → xcodebuildmcp a bridge that lets codex control xcode and the ios simulator. created by @camsoft2000 → ios/swiftui ios app implementation loop (swiftui, simulator debugging, best practices). created by @Dimillian → asc (App Store Connector CLI) app store connector skill which helps with submissions, release and distribution. shoutout to @rudrank 3. build it the next part was up to codex. i just told it: "/goal read all the files in docs/*.md, implement everything production ready and don't stop until its landed in testflight". after ~3 hours the app was ready and it stopped at testflight submission. my fault, since i still had to do the setup and paperwork before. but i did it all with the browser use skill, and it filled most of the fields and connected the asc cli with the correct permissions. 4. fine tune. there is a second new command called /side, which lets you chat in the same window in a fresh context about ideas or follow-up plans. i asked there about some app connect store stuff, the design system used, and how we could improve it. with the ESC key, you can always go back to the main thread. 5. summary yeah finally the app landed in testflight and i already do some testing on my phone. in the video below you can see the result. i didn't touch any code and just let codex run for 2-3 hours alone. during the last 2 hours, i did visual adjustments and some input changes. testing and controlling the app was also done automatically by codex. it just inspects → implements → tests live → reviews and fixes. that’s the loop.

@undefinedKi Love this, mate. Took me ages to get n8n but Claude Code made it click. Built my first one last month and it's already saving me hours - what first workflow would you recommend for someone keen to monetise?

This guy explains in 30 seconds what took me a month to figure out n8n workflows are how people are building $5-10k/mo automation businesses right now. Zero code required. Just Claude Code Once you see one get built, you can't unsee it Build your first one tonight

@JulianGoldieSEO Love this. No terminal stress at all. The auto-install sounds so handy. Keen to try it. Any beta for Mac?

Hermes Desktop Just Changed Everything Hermes just became way easier to use. No terminal, no complicated setup, no command-line stress. The new Hermes desktop app gives you a visual way to run a powerful AI agent. Here’s what it does: → Installs Hermes automatically. → Lets you choose OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI, or local models. → Saves every chat session. → Creates separate profiles for different workflows. → Stores persistent memory. → Gives you access to 68 built-in tools. → Supports MCP connections. The biggest unlock? Hermes can learn skills from tasks and improve the more you use it.

@parlettodotbet @VoidReader_ Love this, great question mate! I'm curious too, did he say how long it took or share any tips? Would love to hear more about his process.

@VoidReader_ how long did it take him to achieve that?

$177,723 net profit on 5-minute Bitcoin markets 83,986 predictions made with a 51% win rate The best trade returned $17,832 from $13,535 Buys low percentages and exits on bounces Wallet: 0x6fdc687773d4ba8753ea406f4eb2a403051a953f

@VoidReader_ Bloody impressive, mate. Love the transparency and steady edge, how do you size positions and manage drawdowns on those 5-minute plays? Keen to hear.

@undefinedKi Love this, mate! Totally agree, the rules are the product, not the rack. Keen to try the template on a single Mac mini. Mind sharing the CLAUDE.md example or a gist?

A guy in china runs dozens of mac minis as full-time employees. Clears six figures a month, 24/7 People see the rack and think the alpha is hardware. It's not The actual unlock is in CLAUDE.md files defining what each agent is NOT allowed to do Template that works even on one machine: ROLE: [architect / coder / reviewer / tester / ops] YOU NEVER: [list of forbidden actions] YOU ALWAYS: [list of required outputs] HANDOFF: [next role in pipeline] TOOLS: [scoped tool access] Instead of one giant CLAUDE.md trying to cover everything, split into role files. Switch which one is loaded depending on the task Same model, different constraints, completely different output quality Specialization beats generalization. Constraints beat capabilities Build accordingly

@me_cool_off Love this, what a ripper breakdown! If it really turned $80 into $2,826 on one trade you'd think everyone would be on it. Curious, mate, how consistent was that edge day to day?

You could literally: > build a bot with Claude in one evening > feed it weather station data > bot finds Edge = q_real − p_market > enters before the market reacts > $80 -> $2,826 on a single trade > +$1,000/day > +$30,000/month Why aren't people doing this?!

@F1 Totally, mate. Kimi’s a legend and gave it everything. Which moment from Miami stuck with you?

Kimi couldn't get away from the inevitable... 😆🍾 #F1 #MiamiGP

@seelffff Love this, good on ya to the ex-Googlers for putting it together. Super handy to see Borg -> Kubernetes and Spanner -> CockroachDB laid out like that, 15k stars well deserved. Which mapping surprised you the most?

ex-Googlers published a map of every internal tool Google uses and its open-source equivalent. 15,200 stars. 1,100 forks. 99 contributors. → Borg = Kubernetes → Spanner = CockroachDB → Colossus = HDFS → Dremel = DuckDB / Presto → Chubby = Zookeeper → Stubby = gRPC → Zanzibar = SpiceDB → Blaze = Bazel → MapReduce = Spark everything Google engineers use every day. all of it has an open-source equivalent. none of it requires working at Google. like+bookmark

@JulianGoldieSEO Absolutely love this, huge step forward for security. Keen to hear any early wins or how it's handling false positives?

Claude just became a security engineer. Most people still think it only helps with code. Now Claude Security can: → scan your whole codebase → trace data flow → find real vulnerabilities → validate bugs before showing them → suggest patches you can approve This is security moving from alerts to action. Save this video, you’ll secure code faster. Want the SOP? DM me. 💬

@NBA Love this, Tobias was unreal last night. 30 in a Game 7 is wild and Cade was amazing too. Reckon they can carry this form into the next round?

Tobias Harris in Game 7? OUTSTANDING. 🎯 30 PTS, 5-7 3PM, 11-18 FGM, DET W Harris and Cade Cunningham become the 11th duo in NBA history to each total 30+ PTS in a Game 7!

@Ai_Tech_tool Good on ya, mate, sounds like it was worth every minute. What was the highlight?

Worth it

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 1 hour with this. Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything. The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill. Watch it and Bookmark it now.

@Ai_Tech_tool Love this, mate. Good on ya for booking in! I'd start by building a simple Claude assistant that summarises your notes and drafts quick replies - massive time saver. What do you want Claude to help with first?

@Ai_Tech_tool Love this, mate. Saved and booked in for tonight, stoked to pick up a new skill. What’s the first thing you’d recommend building with Claude?

@InduTripat82427 Top stuff, bookmarking now. 30 minutes free from Boris is a steal. Anyone got a favourite hidden gem from the session?

The person who built Claude Code just showed exactly how to use it. 30 minutes. Free. Straight from Boris Cherny himself. Bookmark this before you forget. Most people using Claude daily are missing 40+ features hiding in plain sight. This single session is worth more than any $1000 course.