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2022: my first 100jt dari design & saham 2024: my first 1M dari crypto 2025: got drained/hacked till 0 Berikut kesalahan gw supaya kita bisa sama2 belajar ↓

I built something. It's called Dazboard, a Chrome extension that lets you track numbers from any website and pull them into one dashboard. Upwork earnings, Amazon product prices, YouTube subs, Instagram followers, stuff you check manually every single day. Now it's all in one place. Just open any site, click track, pick the number you want to monitor, give it a name, done. Dazboard handles the updates automatically. Still early stage. Lots to improve. But it's live on the Chrome Web Store. Link in bio. If you try it, honest feedback means everything to me. 🙏 #buildinpublic #chromeextension #productivity #indiedev

Jadi designer masih telat gak?

Masih butuh manusia

Thanks guys! minggu lalu bikin video YT dan tembus 2.7k views so far bareng @faizintifada_ youtube.com/watch?v=tzZNCt… Berikut gw share clip2nya dibawah ↓

Introducing the Human Creativity Benchmark. The first eval that scores AI models the way creative experts do.

@WisprFlow insights!

Something strange is happening in tech. CTOs of billion dollar companies are quitting to take IC roles at Anthropic. Workday CTO -> MTS (Mar 2026) You[.]com CTO -> MTS (Mar 2026) Instagram CTO -> MTS (Jan 2026) Box CTO -> MTS (Dec 2025) Super[.]com CTO -> MTS (July 2025) Adept AI CTO -> MTS (Jan 2025) The mission is that real.

new walk of shame: agent still working, but the cafe closed

🇸🇬 Singapore vs 🇮🇩 Indonesia on Claude AI usage — straight from Anthropic’s Economic Index (March 2026). Singapore ranks #1 out of 116 countries with a 5.53x usage index. Indonesia sits at #95 with just 0.30x. That’s a massive 18x gap. In SG 🇸🇬, people use Claude for building/debugging AI systems, advanced scientific research, and professional business analysis. In ID 🇮🇩, the top uses are academic assignments, creative fiction, religious/spiritual content, and data extraction. Every day my colleagues here in Indo rave about how Claude has changed their lives. I’m glued to podcasts like Dwarkesh and TBPN, thinking that ID is on the same AI wave as the rest of the world. Turns out… the rest of the country isn't. It’s just today that I realized — I’ve been living in a complete bubble.

Gila, gue nyobain GPT Image 2.0 buat bikin infografis dari thread mentor gw @balaqaba, hasilnya oke cuy Meskipun thread upwork 2024, tapi ilmunya masih relevan kok gaes

Gue bikin full reactionnya di youtube: youtu.be/tzZNCt1T7nA?si…

Holy shut, what google want us to be? Leonardo da Vinci? Interesting

inside me there are two wolves

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Inception came out in 2006 for $4 million. Christopher Nolan's $160 million version arrived four years later. The original director died five weeks after Nolan's opened. His name was Satoshi Kon. The film was called Paprika. Same dream-sharing technology premise. Same Japanese businessman hiring the team. Same physics-defying hallways. Same elevator descending through layers of subconscious. Same dream architect character. Kon's entire production budget was less than what Warner Bros spent on Inception trailers. The marketing campaign alone was $100 million, 25x Paprika's full production cost. Paprika opened in two US theaters. Total overseas gross outside Japan: $944,915. Inception grossed $839 million worldwide and won four Oscars. International box office gap: roughly 890 to 1. Kon's crew of 50 at Madhouse worked from his hand-drawn storyboards. The dream parade, the warping corridor, the character who becomes the media they consumed too much of. 30 months from planning to completion with fewer people than a modern Pixar lighting department. The part nobody talks about: Kon was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May 2010. Inception opened July 16. He died August 24. He was 46. He made four completed features in his entire career. Perfect Blue. Millennium Actress. Tokyo Godfathers. Paprika. His follow-up Dreaming Machine was shut down permanently because his team said no one else could finish it. Darren Aronofsky bought rights to Perfect Blue to recreate the bathtub scream shot in Requiem for a Dream. The bone structure of every serious dream-logic film made since 2000 traces back to four movies Kon finished in Tokyo on budgets Hollywood rounds off. The industry found the storyboards. They just never paid the storyboard artist.

Gemini after Google invested $40,000,0000,000 on Claude