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Use the 5-minute rule: When you don’t feel like starting, commit to just 5 minutes. Momentum usually kicks in after that. Most battles are won by simply beginning.

Always stay calm. Be in control. Be the leader.

Knowledge compounds only if you keep feeding it.

Delete Tiktok Delete Linkedin Delete Instagram Amazon can pay you $3,000/month to publish AI eBooks. It's not glamorous... But if you start today, you could make your first $3,000 by the end of August. I’ll send you my personal AI prompts I use to do this. Comment" SEND "

Google Brain co-founder and Stanford professor, Andrew Ng, spent 149 minutes explaining how to prompt AI in 2026 better than any paid prompting course on the market. This is what separates AI novices from power users: 1. "Think step by step" is dead advice. This was standard prompting wisdom as recently as 2023. Andrew says the models have outgrown it. "I no longer tell my AI model to think step by step. Instead, I'm more likely to just tell it to think hard. It knows what that means." The most-repeated prompting tip on the internet became obsolete while most people kept using it. 2. Power users have empathy for the AI. In an operational sense: they imagine being on the receiving end of their own prompt. "If you could put yourself in the shoes of someone getting instructions from you, you can ask yourself, will they know enough about you to do a good job on the task you're assigning them?" The best prompters anticipate what information the AI is missing. 3. Your biased questions get biased answers. Andrew tested what happens when you frame a question with your preferred answer baked in. A Washington Post study he cites found ChatGPT agreed with users 10 times more often than it disagreed. "If you give even a hint of what answer you're hoping for, there's a good chance the AI will just reflect back your preferences or your preconceptions." Load a question with your preferred outcome and you're paying for a mirror and calling it analysis. 4. Never write the final text first. Andrew Ng uses progressive outlining: outline first, critique the outline, iterate, expand to bullets, iterate again, and only then generate the final text. "Editing the outline is very high leverage because you can change just a few words of the outline and this will result in an entire section of the article changing." One edit at the outline level moves thousands of words. One edit at the sentence level moves one sentence. 5. Give feedback on options, not more instructions. Instead of writing a longer prompt, Andrew asks AI for 3 to 5 options, then critiques them. His feedback becomes the context. "One of the really good ways to figure out what additional context to give the AI is to give it feedback on the options it presents to you." Your reaction to AI's output tells it more about what you want than another paragraph of instructions. 6. AI defaults to Reddit. Steer it to better sources. Andrew cites data showing the most-cited website by AI models during web search is Reddit, followed by Wikipedia. "If you don't steer the model in terms of what types of sources you prefer, there's a chance that it'll tend to pull text from whatever is most available rather than what's most reliable." Ask for medical or financial information without specifying sources and you're getting Reddit-grade answers in professional packaging. 7. AI has jagged intelligence. No single model wins at everything. Different models excel at different tasks, and which one leads changes with every new release. Andrew tests the same prompt across multiple models. "There's some tasks where AI does poorer than human and some where it does much better than human and different AI models are jagged in different ways." You get better results testing across providers and updating your intuitions about which tool fits which task. Watch the full 149-minute course, then read the prompting playbook on GPT-5.6

10 GITHUB REPOS THAT SHOULD BE ILLEGAL TO HAVE. all free. all open-source. bookmark this for later. 1. Recordly — the free screen studio. Open-source screen recorder with auto-zoom, smooth cursor, webcam overlay, styled backgrounds, and polished demos without a video editor. (AGPL-3.0) github.com/webadderallorg… 2. Stirling PDF — your entire PDF toolkit. Self-hosted. Merge, split, sign, redact, OCR, convert, compress, 50+ tools. Runs locally, so nothing leaves your machine. (MIT) github.com/Stirling-Tools… 3. PhotoGIMP — turns GIMP into Photoshop. Photoshop shortcuts, layout, and splash screen patched on top of GIMP 3+. github.com/Diolinux/Photo… 4. Open Notebook — self-hosted NotebookLM. Drop in PDFs, URLs, and YouTube links. Chat with them, summarize them, and even generate podcasts. Supports 18+ AI providers. (MIT) github.com/lfnovo/open-no… 5. Odysseus — PewDiePie's self-hosted AI workspace. Chat, agents, deep research, docs, email, memory, and more. Local-first, your hardware, your data. (MIT) github.com/pewdiepie-arch… 6. FreeDomain — free domain names for everyone. Register a domain, point it to Cloudflare or any DNS provider, and launch your site without paying for the domain. (AGPL-3.0) github.com/DigitalPlatDev… 7. HyperFrames — write HTML, render videos. HeyGen's open-source engine that converts HTML/CSS animations into deterministic MP4 videos. Built for AI agents. (Apache-2.0) github.com/heygen-com/hyp… 8. Web-to-App — turn any website into an Android app. Configurable WebView, APK signing, and even Node.js, PHP, and Python runtimes. No remote build required. github.com/shiaho777/web-… 9. Reclip — self-hosted video & audio downloader. Download videos from YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, and 1000+ other sites as MP4 or MP3 using yt-dlp. github.com/averygan/reclip 10. Excalidraw — the infinite whiteboard. Replace Miro, FigJam, and Lucidchart with hand-drawn diagrams, wireframes, real-time collaboration, and end-to-end encryption. 120k+ GitHub stars. (MIT) github.com/excalidraw/exc… Which repo are you trying first?

BRO, YOUR BROKE ERA IS OVER!! Your rich boy era is here.

Dear self,

I stopped Googling docs after installing this. It's called wikiman. A universal offline documentation search engine for man pages, tldr-pages, ArchWiki, Gentoo Wiki, DevDocs, and FreeBSD documentation. Every doc you might need. Indexed on your machine. Searchable in one command. Zero internet required. What it indexes: → Full man pages → tldr-pages (the good, short version) → ArchWiki (best Linux docs on Earth) → Gentoo Wiki → DevDocs (200+ language and framework docs) → FreeBSD Handbook Why this beats Google: Every dev query today competes with: • SEO spam • AI-generated tutorial garbage • W3Schools era clones • Ancient Stack Overflow answers Reddit threads from 2013 wikiman skips all of it. You get first-party documentation, fuzzy-searched, offline, in milliseconds. The best programmer of 2027 is not the one who Googles fastest. It's the one who never needs to. Repo: github.com/filiparag/wiki…

A cardiologist said one thing that stuck with me: “The heart can heal itself, If you do one thing every night before sleep” This is the 5 minute fix that triggered healing:

Ad Studio is now inside Imagine MCP. Ad Studio lets your ads get seen, get watched, and become memorable. Putting it inside Imagine MCP takes another layer of friction out of the process. Open your MCP client of choice, Claude for instance, and just talk to it. Tell it about your product, describe the ad you have in your head, and it handles the build from there.

Andrej Karpathy posted an idea that went massively viral last week and it hit so hard because it described something every daily Claude user has been doing wrong without realising it. Stop using AI to write code. Use it to build a second brain that compounds everything you know instead. I tested his exact method with Claude and Obsidian for three weeks. My article covers what actually worked and what did not. Full guide below.

Make mistakes, make enemies, make history. But never make yourself small, bro.

🔒Privacy isn't one-size-fits-all . Your everyday apps (WhatsApp, Chrome, Gmail) trade convenience for data collection. Privacy-focused tools (Tor, DuckDuckGo, Proton Mail) flip that trade-off. You don't have to switch everything overnight. Just know the trade-off you're making every time you tap an app. Awareness is the first step to actually choosing.

Every time I look at my mom, I realize I need to become a millionaire soon. That woman deserves the world and more.

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72+ AI tools to finish months of work in minutes. 1. Research - ChatGPT - Claude - DeepSeek R1 - Gemini - Abacus - Perplexity 2. Image - Midjourney - Dall E-3 - Flux - Stability AI - Grok 3. Website - 10Web - Durable - Framer - Style AI - Landingsite 4. Video - Sora - Luma - Kling - Pika - InVideo - HeyGen - Runway - ImgCreator AI - Morphstudio .xyz 5. Meeting - Tldv - Otter - Noty AI - Fireflies 6. SEO - VidIQ - Seona AI - BlogSEO - Keywrds ai - Seona 7. Chatbot - Droxy - Chatbase - Mutual info - Chatsimple 8. Presentation - Decktopus - Slides AI - Gamma AI - Designs AI - Beautiful AI - PopAi 9. Automation - Make - Zapier - Xembly - Bardeen 10. UI/UX - Figma - Uizard - UiMagic - Photoshop 11. Design - Canva - Flair AI - Clipdrop - Autodraw - Magician design 12. Logo Generator - Looka - Designs AI - Brandmark - Stockimg AI - Namecheap 13. Audio - Lovo ai - Eleven labs - Songburst AI - Adobe Podcast

Nintendo killed all Switch emulators. But couldn't kill this. In 2024, Nintendo declared war. Yuzu paid $2.4 million and vanished. Ryujinx was wiped from GitHub overnight. Nintendo sent a single DMCA notice that took down over 8,500 Yuzu forks in one shot. By 2026, they had also come after Citron, Eden, Sudachi, Suyu, and every other fork brave enough to keep going. But a developer named Zurdi did something different. In March 2023, a full year before the war started, he created RomM. RomM isn't an emulator. It's a self-hosted ROM manager that: > Scans your legal game collection. > Downloads metadata, box art, and achievements automatically from IGDB, ScreenScraper, MobyGames, and RetroAchievements. > Lets you play directly in the browser through a built-in EmulatorJS integration. All in a clean, modern interface that works across every device you already own. Support for 400+ platforms, from the Atari 2600 to the PS3. 11k stars. AGPL-3.0. Native Android client. A gamepad-first launcher for retro handhelds. BIOS uploads. Save states and screenshots sync across devices. While Nintendo deletes emulators one lawsuit at a time, one developer built the personal library no takedown notice can touch. Save this. It's one of those tools worth having. Repo: github.com/rommapp/romm