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@ZunairaAi Great contribution.

AMAZON PRIME COSTS $139/YEAR. MOST MEMBERS USE 2 FEATURES: FREE SHIPPING AND PRIME VIDEO. THAT'S A $139 SUBSCRIPTION DOING THE JOB OF A $5.99 DELIVERY FEE. J.P. MORGAN ESTIMATES THE ACTUAL VALUE OF PRIME BENEFITS AT APPROXIMATELY $1,430/YEAR MORE THAN 10X THE MEMBERSHIP COST. BUT MOST OF THAT VALUE SITS UNCLAIMED BEHIND TABS, MENUS, AND PAGES 200 MILLION MEMBERS HAVE NEVER OPENED. AND 4 OF THOSE BENEFITS EXPIRE MONTHLY. IF YOU DON'T CLAIM THEM BY THE END OF THE MONTH, THEY'RE GONE. AMAZON RESETS THE CLOCK. YOU PAID FOR THEM. YOU LOST THEM. AMAZON IS COUNTING ON YOU NOT KNOWING. HERE ARE THE 12 PRIME BENEFITS MOST MEMBERS HAVE NEVER ACTIVATED INCLUDING THE 4 THAT VANISH EVERY 30 DAYS 🧵

@ArafatMd93059 That's an interesting perspective.

People are making $2,000/mo with AI. Not coding. Not freelancing. I made $1,400 last month using just 3 tools. Here’s the exact system:

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@jackcoder0 Agreed. Looking forward to seeing more.

Apple is quietly hoping you never open the Settings menu on your iPhone 17 Pro Max. I did. There are 11 features Apple buried behind menus, long-presses, and toggles that turn the most expensive iPhone ever made into a device most owners are using at 20% capacity. A vapor chamber cooling system that lets you game and film without overheating. An 8x optical zoom most owners leave at 1x. A spatial scene lock screen that responds to your hand movement. ProRes RAW recording that professional filmmakers are switching to. A camera button that's actually a trackpad. And 6 more features hidden in Settings that change how the phone works daily. A professional photographer who shoots on both a $4,000 Sony cinema camera and an iPhone 17 Pro Max told me: "Half my portfolio is shot on the iPhone. Nobody can tell which is which. The difference between a snapshot and a professional photo on this phone isn't the hardware. It's the 11 settings most owners never find." Here's every feature Apple didn't explain in the keynote 🧵

@Mdkhurshed76417 Thanks for the update.

Costco doesn't have prices. It has a code. And almost nobody shopping there today can read it. You walk past a stack of the same protein bars every week at $16.99. Then one week it's $12.97 and you have no idea if that's a real deal or just a coincidence. You buy it anyway, hoping. Meanwhile the guy next to you is grabbing five packs like he knows something you don't. He does. A longtime warehouse employee explained exactly how Costco's tag system works — the tiny numbers and symbols printed on every single price sign that tell you, in advance, whether something is full price, about to go on clearance, or about to disappear from the store forever. Their take: "Costco never announces a sale. It just changes two digits on a tag. If you don't know what they mean, you're paying full price standing right next to someone paying half." Here's how to actually read a Costco tag 🧵

@primemans Definitely something to consider.

Amazon Prime launched in 2005 at $79/year. It's $139/year now. That's a 76% increase over 21 years, in four jumps, each one landing quietly while most members just kept auto-renewing. But the price isn't the real story here. In September 2025, Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle FTC charges that it tricked people into signing up for Prime and then made it almost impossible to cancel — a cancellation flow Amazon's own employees nicknamed "Iliad," after the 24-book Homeric epic, because of how long it took to get through. If you had Prime any time between 2019 and 2025, you may be owed money. The claim window closes July 27, 2026. Here's the price history, what the FTC actually proved, and how to check if you're owed a refund 🧵

@TechElyra Great contribution.

A GUY USED AIRPODS PRO 2 FOR 2 YEARS. HE PRESSED PLAY. HE PRESSED PAUSE. HE ANSWERED CALLS. HE SWITCHED TO NOISE CANCELLATION ON PLANES. THAT WAS IT. 4 FEATURES. ON A $249 DEVICE WITH 30+. HIS COWORKER — A SOUND ENGINEER AT A RECORDING STUDIO — BORROWED THEM FOR 10 MINUTES AT LUNCH. HE HANDED THEM BACK WITH A LOOK.

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@SharminNahar401 That's an interesting perspective.

CHINESE CRYPTO TRADER POSTED A NEURAL NETWORK VISUALIZATION ON TIKTOK AND ACCIDENTALLY SHOWED THE SYSTEM MAKING HIS POLYMARKET TRADES FOR HIM IN REAL TIME Blue connection lines everywhere, hidden layers stacked vertically, neurons firing across the screen and a tiny label in the middle that most people ignored on the first watch - “Bitcoin XVIII”. He framed the video like a normal AI experiment. Virtual aquarium simulation. Reinforcement learning. “Teaching the network survival behavior.” That was the caption. Pause at 0:16 The model was not learning fish behavior. The labels inside the hidden layer matched live Bitcoin prediction markets almost perfectly - price windows, directional probabilities and volatility ranges mapped directly into the network nodes while the simulation kept running in the background. Then people found the wallet. $367,385 profit in 30 days. 1,988 predictions. Biggest single win: $183,000. Almost every active position tied to Bitcoin range markets with entry prices between 94 and 98 cents - exactly the kind of low volatility spreads an automated system farms continuously without human input. The comments turned into a detective board within an hour. Someone slowed the TikTok to 0.25x, stitched together every visible frame of the neural network screen and started matching the hidden layer labels against the active Polymarket positions on the wallet. The timing matched too closely. While viewers thought they were watching an AI visualization, the model was quietly classifying live market conditions in the background and routing trades automatically into different probability buckets depending on short term BTC movement. The TikTok got 11K views. The repost showing the wallet crossed 600,000 overnight. By morning people were already cloning the interface, rebuilding the network layout and trying to figure out why almost every position on the account sat between 96 and 99 cents with unusually high sizing. The original creator deleted nothing. The wallet is still active. You only need Claude + laptop + 1 hour/day. Giving This Free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment Your thoughts . 2. Like and Retweet this post 3. Follow me @SharminNahar401

@jamescoder12 That's an interesting perspective.

A marketing consultant was spending 8 hours every week on the same cycle. Lead fills a form. She reads it. She drafts a personalized response. She schedules a call. She adds the contact to her CRM. She writes a proposal outline. She sends a follow-up sequence if they don't reply. 8 hours. Every week. The same steps. Every lead. Her friend a developer who builds AI automation systems for startups watched her work for one afternoon and said: "You just spent 4 hours doing things an AI workflow does in 4 seconds. You don't need to hire someone. You need 6 automations connected to one AI model. They'll run 24/7. They'll respond faster than you can. And they'll never forget a follow-up." He built the system in one weekend. Her 8 hours dropped to 40 minutes the time she spends reviewing and approving what the AI prepared. Same leads. Same quality. Same close rate. 7 hours and 20 minutes back. Every single week. Here's every automation, every tool, and every connection 🧵