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Scapia Federal Add-On Credit Card is here🎉 This is a very good opportunity to pass on benefits like free Lounge access + Airport perks + 0% forex to your dependents! Apply new card here 🔽 apply.scapia.cards/landing_page?u… Features, Benefits & Suitability in 🧵below👇 #paidpartnership

@Kenu73 He did it earlier too but then gained weight like anything! He used to claim to walk for 3 hours everyday. I guess it was not normal last time and not even this time.

Bro really really upped his fitness game! Vaow.

Thrilled to announce Claude Code auto-fix – in the cloud. Web/Mobile sessions can now automatically follow PRs - fixing CI failures and addressing comments so that your PR is always green. This happens remotely so you can fully walk away and come back to a ready-to-go PR.

@vasugoy05153950 Print of x article

@Perfi_X Is this a book ? Or a print of a thread ?

Did you know even bookmark gets 10X more points than a like in X’s algorithms? 🤯 Also, look at reply vs reply+author replies back imbalance. Good read to start the day ✨

Nightmare for OpenAI 🔽 this is why they’ve shut sora down! Don’t know what they will do with Manus & Openclaw 😐

@trq212 @dmwlff This was desperately needed. You guys are shipping so fast and everyday, this session will take at least 2 hours 😀

We're starting "What We Shipped," a monthly stream where we'll share our latest tips and talk about new Claude Code releases. The first one is April 7th, come hang out with @dmwlff and me!

Claude supremacy ✈️🙌💯

Time to test these small beauties from Gulabsingh Johrimal! 😍

@arindam___paul And they ship so fast 🚀🚀🚀

Today is again a good day to remember this :)

@volklub Trust me bro this was the case with credit cards also 1.5 years ago. But the point is that internet corrects itself. You will update correct info - accurate information will come into picture - AI will learn from it. Slowly and steadily it will become damn good.

Claude is overhyped! It always makes mistakes when I create car comparison reports for my clients, so I’ve now started doing them manually (for the most important 52 features). What's the point when you need to recheck your work, every single point. ChatGPT and Gemini are even worse for such things which require close scrutiny of each point. They rely on online information which itself sometimes is incorrect.

Another day Another new feature shipped!🚀 O Claude you beauty! Take a bow @bcherny 🫡

@itsMrKPK You are not alone in this!

@Perfi_X Hearing those panics I did everything possible to Accor

Wo jo Axis redemption devaluation ka zor zor se bolke panic create karwa rahe the, uska kya hua? Did you shift everything to Accor or you thought jo hoga dekh lenge!

@Perfi_X Me who doesn't have an Axis card 😂

@Kenu73 😬😬😬 Khud Axis wale bhi nhi jaante!

@Perfi_X Legit that, but axis is axis. Uski moh maya koi nhi janta

@VoyageBliss Great work Anirban ✨🙌

Been quietly using a personal bot for a while to figure out mileage requirements across FFPs for different routes. Started as something just for my own travel planning, but it has now evolved to scan multiple award charts, routing rules and even unpublished patterns to give a fairly accurate idea of how many miles you should need. At the moment it is focused only on mileage requirements, not availability. Think of it as a fast way to sanity check which program makes sense before you even start searching. You can try it on WhatsApp at +1 (323) 554-4341. Just send a simple hi and it will guide you. Since the data set is quite large, there can be errors. If you spot something off, you can report it directly by going into the FFP details or just typing [Report] - your message The system is designed to self review these reports, validate against official sources and trusted blogs, and update itself without manual intervention. Also plugged in ongoing promos like SQ Spontaneous Escapes, so wherever applicable it should reflect discounted mileage automatically. Keeping it free for now with no caps, but may introduce a daily limit if usage starts hitting the free tier limits. I do have some interesting plans lined up for this going forward. PS: No personal data is stored. Phone numbers are hashed and cannot be reverse engineered.

@Vinamralongani @Gaurav_7887 Same but Reliance CDM

@Perfi_X @Gaurav_7887 Same number for 24 years. It was called Hutch when I got the postpaid connection.

Is there anyone who has been using the same SIM number for 10 years? Mine - 8 Year

Man, @claudeai team ships so fast! Must be great working there! 🥹 At least there is no dull day.

Both LinkedIn posts are here for your reference ── LinkedIn Posts ── 1. Everyone expects credit card benefits to get worse over time. HSBC in India is doing the opposite. They're adding airport transfers, boosting reward rates, and launching premium card variants. It's a classic challenger move we've seen before: Axis did it to HDFC, ICICI followed, now HSBC is making their play. The playbook is simple: grab market share by offering more value, then figure out how to make the P&L work even after paying out those rewards. Most challengers fail at step two. Time will tell if HSBC can sustain this. But it's a reminder that in mature markets, sometimes the most contrarian move is just being more generous than everyone else. 2. Selling more credit cards is easy: just offer better rewards than everyone else. HSBC is doing exactly this in India right now. Airport transfers, higher reward rates, premium card variants. It's working for customer acquisition. But here's what matters: can they make the P&L profitable even after paying out those rewards? That's where the strategy lives or dies. We've seen this pattern repeatedly. Axis challenged HDFC this way. ICICI joined in. The winners aren't determined by who offers the best initial benefits. They're determined by who can sustain them while making money.

All X posts are pasted here for reference ── X Posts ── 1. Credit card insight from India: while everyone devalues benefits, HSBC is adding airport transfers and higher rewards. Classic challenger strategy. Question is whether they can stay profitable doing it. 2. HSBC is revaluing their credit cards in India (better rewards, airport transfers, premium variants) while competitors cut benefits. Seen this movie before with Axis vs HDFC. The sequel is always about profitability. 3. Winning credit card market share is simple: offer better rewards. Staying profitable while doing it? That's the actual challenge. HSBC is testing this in India right now. 4. Any bank can acquire customers by boosting credit card rewards. The test is whether you can make money after committing to those benefits. Most challengers fail here.

Found an interesting AI voice tool. This tool - Asks you what unique insights/opinion you have - Follow up on it and understands the context - You just normally and casually talk like a chit chat with friend - At the end of session, it gives series of LinkedIn & X posts. Can be super useful if you are creating written content 😎