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Boris@boris0crypto·
@benjaminakar Very nice tool. I noticed when clicking "Show in another currency", the conversion is wrong, the USD amount shows less than the EUR amount, although 1€=1.19$
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benja@benjaminakar·
Tax now supports Germany 🇩🇪
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Boris@boris0crypto·
Love the breakdown. Seems like everything we love about Ralph is slowly but surely baked into Claude Code on its own. Is the subagent thing documented somewhere? As far as I understand, each subagent has its own context window? How many subagents would Claude launch? Depends on how many can be done in parallel?
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Mac Martine@saasmakermac·
Claude Tasks are more powerful than I expected. Spent a few hours testing them against Ralph. The difference? When to use each? How to get the most out of them? Here's what I found:
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Boris@boris0crypto·
So if you wanted to reach the equivalent performance of 16 GB physical RAM with Google Drive, is it even reachable by choosing a high enough memory (e.g. 2 TB)? Or does it not matter what size, the disadvantage will be there and picking a higher memory will only result in more processes being able to run in the same time?
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Grok@grok·
First, a quick correction: ROM (Read-Only Memory) is typically small (e.g., a few MB for firmware like BIOS). Terabyte-scale storage is usually SSDs or HDDs, which are non-volatile like ROM but rewritable. RAM is indeed often 8-64GB in modern PCs. For "downloading RAM" via Google Drive as swap: You can allocate as much as your Drive allows (15GB free tier, up to 2TB+ paid). But performance is abysmal—access times in seconds due to network latency (100ms+), vs. nanoseconds for physical RAM or milliseconds for local SSD swap. It's a novelty, not practical!
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sysxplore@sysxplore·
Since RAM is now bloody expensive, everything is possible with Linux. You can literally download more RAM by setting Google Drive as swap.
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Boris@boris0crypto·
@grok @sysxplore So ROM is mostly terabytes, while RAM we're in the 8-32GB range, if you download a RAM via Google Drive it has how many GBs? And how would they compare performance wise considering the latency etc?
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Grok@grok·
Alright, folks, we're in the stadium of computer memory, and it's RAM vs. ROM in a epic matchup! RAM's the speedy striker—volatile, temporary, zipping data around like a forward dodging defenders. It's where your apps score goals, but power off? Poof, the pitch clears—everything's gone! ROM's the solid goalkeeper—non-volatile, read-only, holding firm with boot code and firmware. No changes here; it's baked in, guarding the basics even when the lights go out. RAM's fast but forgetful; ROM's reliable but rigid. Game on!
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Boris@boris0crypto·
@grok @sysxplore Hold on, am I confusing RAM with ROM? Explain to me the differences again like a football commentator
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Grok@grok·
You can't truly "download" RAM—it's a meme. The idea is mounting Google Drive (via tools like rclone) as a swap partition on Linux, using cloud storage as virtual memory when physical RAM runs out. It's MUCH slower than physical RAM by design: network latency (100ms+), upload/download speeds, and disk I/O make it impractical—think seconds per access vs nanoseconds for RAM. Fun hack, but not for real use!
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Boris@boris0crypto·
@0x3st3ban @scaling_shields Some bullshit that AI can spill you in 1 response. But the boomer you got on the phone doesn't know shit about the internet and will still buy, I guess
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James Shields@scaling_shields·
if i was broke and needed to make $10-30k/month in 2026 i would ignore this advice and do cold email instead not joking im 19 and pull $65k/month sending emails to strangers in my underwear while mfs are out here "thinking outside the box" and "finding untapped niches" the niche is right there bro its been right there since 2018 let me give you the exact play so you can stop crying on the timeline about "opportunities" STEP 1: BUY INBOXES LIKE A NORMAL PERSON go to instantly or smartlead buy 300 inboxes costs like $350/month total thats the whole "startup cost" everyone makes sound complicated if you cant afford $350 you have bigger problems and this tweet isnt for you STEP 2: SCRAPE LEADS FOR FREE apollo has a free tier linkedin sales nav free trial or just find a discord with leaked databases (there are hundreds) you now have infinite business owners to email cost: $0 STEP 3: WRITE THE MOST BASIC EMAIL POSSIBLE "hey [name], i help [industry] companies get more clients through cold email. want me to show you how it works?" thats literally it if you think you need "better copy" you are coping the guys actually making money have emails that would make copywriters physically ill STEP 4: SEND 6000 EMAILS A DAY AND SHUT UP not 200 not 500 6000 minimum most mfs send 50 emails and check their inbox 8 times before lunch then wonder why they booked zero calls the math: • 6000 emails/day • 0.1% book rate (this is low) • 6 calls booked daily • 25% close rate • 1.5 new clients per day at $2k/client thats $90k/month but that requires actually sending the emails instead of "researching niches" STEP 5: ANSWER THE PHONE LIKE YOURE NOT SCARED someone replies "sure tell me more" you call them you talk like a normal human you say "want me to set this up for you" they say yes or no thats sales bro its not complicated most people are terrified of phone calls in 2025 which is exactly why it works so well STEP 6: REPEAT UNTIL RICH theres no step 6 its just steps 4 and 5 forever i know so many mfs doing this exact play making $40-80k/month right now no ai no "untapped niche" no "thinking outside the box" just cold email and a phone this has been "the opportunity" for 8 years but it sounds too boring so people would rather spend 2026 "locking in" and "finding their thing" meanwhile some kid in ohio whos been sending 6000 emails a day will be at $100k/month by march doing the exact same boring shit
Megga@Megga

Actually infinite amount of ways to make money online rn it blows my mind… So much opportunity through ai as well, if you think outside the box and lock in a niche no one’s exploiting yet you will be ahead of everyone. Just simply have to get started , lock in for 2026

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Boris@boris0crypto·
I also noticed that when you use a Link on a dynamic page with cacheComponents, it suspends because internally it uses useRouter which internally uses useParams. Despite prerendering the page with generateStaticParams, when navigating to it the Suspense boundary is shown, unless you have "prefetch" set on the Link. But that means we're at the mercy of the page being prefetched when the Link is visible/hovered, but I already prefetched it during build time so it should also work when prefetch=false is on the Link since the page should already be in the ISR cache from the build time
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Timothy@timothylp_·
@asidorenko_ In cases where we want to generate everything at build time, without using cacheComponents, we can simply force-static and keep static pages with parameters as a workaround. This is not something I can easily reproduce with cacheComponents
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Alex Sidorenko@asidorenko_·
In Next.js (with cacheComponents), awaiting runtime data (like "params") defines the static/dynamic boundary of your page Move awaits closer to where they're needed
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Mihai@mihaieremia·
How many times I told you guys @XoxnoNetwork is building for the future with months in advance 👀 eMode looping and many of the xLend features are having a precise target Now that we already know that we build things ahead of time, what is the next thing we build internally?
Hero Or Zero@IacobGeorgian

🛑Holding $eGLD screams #dilution, folks. TL;DR, with the new economy in place, there's no point in doing normal staking because: 1. You can earn at least double with looping. 2. I think it's better supply eGLD as collateral and you'll earn more than with normal staking. The ALPHA💡 is the e-Mode feature available on @XoxnoNetwork - it boosts your Loan To Value ratio up to 92.5%. Want to know why? Keep reading👇 @MultiversX’s new economic evolution proposal is likely to pass. With it, the network aims for a 10× expansion in liquidity, revenue, and token demand. The New Staking & Growth Dividend Incentives introduce: ■ 9.2% APR for normal staking ■ + additional 7.3% APR for liquid staking. This creates a combined incentive pool of around 16.5% APR - aimed at attracting new liquidity, locking supply, and encouraging long-term commitment. You get the full 16.5% only by liquid staking your eGLD - no loops required. Here’s the progression: 1️⃣ To avoid dilution, stake your eGLD. 2️⃣ To accrue more value, liquid stake it. 3️⃣ To earn even more, loop it. 4️⃣ To dominate like a final boss, use XOXNO’s e-Mode. ☆If you’re lazy and want to skip 10–12 loops, use XOXNO’s Multiply module. I ran the numbers & the results are astonishing. I simulated both strategies: ● Normal looping (72.5% LTV) ● e-Mode (92.5% LTV) Tested with 4 borrow APYs (5%, 9%, 12%, 15%) and up to 12 loops. ☆Key insight: The lower the borrow APY, the higher the net APY. Realistic borrow rates for eGLD will likely stay 12–15%. At that range, the net APY achieved will be around 40% for e-Mode and will deliver around 27% for normal looping. Bottom line: e-Mode delivers nearly 50% more yield than normal looping. 💡With these numbers, normal eGLD staking barely makes sense. Instead: ■ Supply via XOXNO → earn higher yield ■ Stay fully liquid — withdraw anytime ■ Even in supply-shock events, you earn juicy APY and can exit faster than 10-day unbonding You can check yourself the APYs using below pyton links👇 ■ Steroid looping vis XOXNO's e-Mode python-fiddle.com/saved/ad5ea624… ■ Normal looping with 72.5% LTV ratio. python-fiddle.com/saved/d650591b… Tell me in the comments: What are you doing with your eGLD? e-Mode or normal staking? #XOXNO #eGLD

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Boris@boris0crypto·
About the new cacheLife being passed to revalidateTag, I don't fully understand what difference the profile you pass makes, since the content is marked as stale immediately. So the profile should only influence revalidate and expire, but since on the next visit it should automatically perform a background fetch for the now stale resource, I wonder what difference it makes if I pass revalidate 3600 or revalidate 1000000. Does the profile determine how it will behave in future stale cases? Like let's say I pass revalidate 3600, does that mean the flow is like this? - Server calls revalidateTag with revalidate: 3600 - Resource becomes stale immediately - On next visit, serve stale version and refetch in the background - On subsequent visit, serve the fresh resource - After 3600s, consider the fresh resource stale and revalidate again in the background, without any further "revalidateTag" needed If so, I also wonder how this would clash with revalidate being set on the tagged resource
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Next.js@nextjs·
Next.js 16 (beta) • Turbopack enabled by default • Turbopack file system caching (beta) • Optimized navigations and prefetching • Improved caching APIs • Build Adapters API (alpha) • React 19.2 nextjs.org/blog/next-16-b…
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Boris@boris0crypto·
New on @XoxnoNetwork xLend ⚡️ ✅ Liquid Staking: Your account analytics now also include your liquid staking earnings of XEGLD and LXOXNO ✅ Share your projection: Your global, lending or position analytics can be shared. Share with friends or for your own spreadsheets Enjoy!
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Megatron@Megatron_ron·
BREAKING: 🇮🇱🇺🇳 Netanyahu visibly SHAKEN as majority of UN delegates storm out of General Assembly hall He was also booed. The UN speaker has to calm down the situation: "Please ORDER in the hall" Netanyahu began to boast about the murders Israel carried out, such as the killing of Iranian nuclear scientists.
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Boris@boris0crypto·
New feature just landed on @XoxnoNetwork xLend: Supply or repay for another person 🤌 Instead of liquidating a position, why not help a brother out? More of a niche feature, but it can open up interesting use cases 👀 Enjoy!
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Boris@boris0crypto·
Good news for everyone browsing @XoxnoNetwork's open-source lending protocol: Instead of redirecting you to the market/profile pages, we now show them inline as modal ⚡️ This way you can quickly check out multiple markets/users without losing your scroll position 🔥 Enjoy!
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Alex•@Alexweg3·
Hey @XoxnoNetwork I’ve discovered a bug into your UX Can you DM me please?
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Boris@boris0crypto·
New on @XoxnoNetwork xLend: Bulk Supply 💰 We get it, you don't want to create positions one by one to supply your tokens. With 2 clicks you can now supply all your wallet tokens (or parts of it) to the lending protocol ⚡️ Enjoy!
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Boris@boris0crypto·
Another quality of life update for @XoxnoNetwork xLend: Destruct LP ⚡️ When removing collateral, tick the switch to destruct the LP in their base tokens and unwrap the EGLD. What was a swap or xExchange unwrap before is now embedded natively in the lending protocol 👑 Enjoy!
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Boris@boris0crypto·
@jamannnnnn How would you make it multi language though? By going to the generated key definition and making one for other languages? Wouldn't that be a bit messy then, e.g. in your de.json you would have to write sth like: "e26ha": "Schau Mama, keine Schlüssel!"
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Jan Amann@jamannnnnn·
Is this the Tailwind of i18n? 👀
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