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AI / News / VibeCoding Only the latest news on AI Created 3 products with $5k MRR

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grokked@grokkedd·
OPENAI'S PRESIDENT JUST PUT YOUR STARTUP'S FIRST CUSTOMERS ON AUTOPILOT Greg Brockman just boosted another Codex skill from Kappaemme - this is becoming a pattern, he's repeatedly highlighted this builder's work (startup idea stress-tests, local biz lead-finders, and now this) this one finds your startup's first customers, and it's genuinely thorough: feed it a startup URL, a GitHub repo, or even just a product description - it doesn't need a polished landing page to work with first, it builds out not just one but your PRIMARY and ADJACENT ideal customer profiles - covering people who aren't your obvious target but are still a fit then it goes hunting through public discussions for real signals: explicit demand, pain points, workarounds people are hacking together, switching intent, and timing signals that suggest someone's ready to buy right now every prospect gets scored on three axes - fit, timing, and reachability - so you're not just getting a pile of names, you're getting a ranked shortlist for each one, it drafts a personalized opener grounded in the actual public source it found - not generic cold-email fluff and it never sends anything automatically - it hands you a polished HTML report with every claim linked back to its original source, and you decide what happens next there's even a "design-partners mode" that flips the priority: instead of hunting for buyers, it surfaces people publicly describing the problem who are likely to actually give you product feedback open source, installs as a Codex skill in one command github(.)com/Kappaemme-git/codex-first-customer-finder-skill
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kiruwaaaa@kiruwaaaaaa·
Vici Gaming vs PlayTime - Esports World Cup 2026 Dota 2, Survival Round 1, BO3 $936K on @polymarket and the market and the narrative are pulling in different directions here only $838K of the total volume sits on the moneyline - this market hasn't fully converged yet the records tell a different story than the odds. VG have stronger group-stage momentum including a 2-0 sweep of Team Nemesis, with consistent results near the top of their group. PlayTime earned their invite as the top South American rep but carry a 1-2-2 record into this VG's own market writeup explicitly cites their deeper international experience and reliable execution in the current patch, versus PlayTime's core having prior tier-1 exposure but facing coordination challenges against VG's established mid-to-late game that's the disconnect worth noting: better record, a recent sweep, and the tournament's own analysis favoring VG on macro execution - yet PlayTime sit as the 52c favorite anyway
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Polymarket Dota 2@PolymarketDota2

BREAKING: Vici Gaming 🇨🇳 vs PTime 🇵🇪🇵🇭 postponed due to fair play concerns. Match-fixing rumors swirl. Organizers say the issue is under review, new schedule TBD.

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Aleiah@AleiahLock·
@grokkedd Open ai just became top1 project
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grokked@grokkedd·
OPENAI'S PRESIDENT JUST PUT YOUR STARTUP'S FIRST CUSTOMERS ON AUTOPILOT Greg Brockman just boosted another Codex skill from Kappaemme - this is becoming a pattern, he's repeatedly highlighted this builder's work (startup idea stress-tests, local biz lead-finders, and now this) this one finds your startup's first customers, and it's genuinely thorough: feed it a startup URL, a GitHub repo, or even just a product description - it doesn't need a polished landing page to work with first, it builds out not just one but your PRIMARY and ADJACENT ideal customer profiles - covering people who aren't your obvious target but are still a fit then it goes hunting through public discussions for real signals: explicit demand, pain points, workarounds people are hacking together, switching intent, and timing signals that suggest someone's ready to buy right now every prospect gets scored on three axes - fit, timing, and reachability - so you're not just getting a pile of names, you're getting a ranked shortlist for each one, it drafts a personalized opener grounded in the actual public source it found - not generic cold-email fluff and it never sends anything automatically - it hands you a polished HTML report with every claim linked back to its original source, and you decide what happens next there's even a "design-partners mode" that flips the priority: instead of hunting for buyers, it surfaces people publicly describing the problem who are likely to actually give you product feedback open source, installs as a Codex skill in one command github(.)com/Kappaemme-git/codex-first-customer-finder-skill
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Ronin@DeRonin_·
4 HOURS COURSE ON HOW TO RUN 1-PERSON AI BUSINESS JUST DROPPED worth every minute if you have the time if you don't, I wrote a full course on the same topic from running my own $40k MRR solo agency: every system, prompt and price 20 minutes to read, free, below ↓
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Miraqle@0xMiraqle·
RIELTORS JOB - IS DEAD. GPT 5.6 ON GOD-MODE CREATES A VIDEO FOR OWNERS AS A PIECE OF CAKE It's not a secret, such video is priced at roughly $900 that are created in about 10 minutes. The full breakdown step by step: > scrape a Zillow listing: high-res photos + the details > Google Veo turns the photos into a cinematic 30-second tour > ElevenLabs reads the listing over it, human-grade voice, captions on screen > AgentMail finds the listing agent's email and sends the finished video > one hard rule: spending cap on the keys. a full run costs about $5, don't let it cook 80,000 videos overnight Here's why this prints while normal cold outreach dies in spam: he's not emailing "I make videos, want one?". He's emailing the finished video of THEIR OWN listing. The realtor watches their own house in a cinematic tour and the only question left is the price. $5 cost against a $900-1500 invoice, on a loop that runs every morning without you. and nothing about this is real-estate-specific: car dealers, airbnb hosts, restaurants with menus, same skill, different scrape. The full playbook for building skills that create it for ya - in the article below.
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Psalter@Psalteric·
GPT-5.6 vs Fable 5 — both were asked to build the exact same plant shopping app. Which one would you choose? I already have a favorite, but I’d love to hear your take. Both produced polished, complete mobile experiences but their design decisions were surprisingly different: - Fable went for a warm, editorial aesthetic with serif typography, soft cream tones, and a boutique greenhouse feel - GPT-5.6 chose a more practical e-commerce direction with bold type, denser layouts, and high-contrast green accents - Fable gave product photography much more space, making the plants feel premium and aspirational - GPT-5.6 surfaced more useful shopping information upfront: ratings, filters, badges, size options, and care details - Fable’s storefront feels calmer and more curated, but fewer products and actions fit on screen - GPT-5.6’s storefront is easier to scan and compare, though it feels more conventional and visually busy - On the product page, Fable prioritized storytelling and atmosphere; GPT-5.6 prioritized purchase decisions - Fable used elegant cards for light, watering, and height requirements, while GPT-5.6 presented the same information in a more compact spec sheet - Fable’s profile feels personal and lifestyle-driven, with a prominent portrait and “plant parent” identity - GPT-5.6 turned the profile into a functional account dashboard with order tracking, payments, wishlist, support, and quick actions - Fable stayed more consistent with the original boutique concept throughout - GPT-5.6 added more product depth and stronger commerce functionality Fable 5 feels like a premium plant brand. GPT-5.6 feels like an app designed to convert. Which approach wins for you: atmosphere or utility?
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MopOzeu | Eternity
MopOzeu | Eternity@mopozeuX·
France – Spain One of the most anticipated matches of the tournament. Both teams approached the semifinals in excellent shape, but they rely on completely different game models. > France - Very dangerous in fast attacks and transitional phases - Kylian Mbappe remains the leader, who is actively supported by Dembele, Olisé and Barcol - Didier Deschamps' team confidently passed the tournament, scoring 16 goals and conceding quite a bit > Spain - Controls the ball better than almost any team in the tournament - The game is based on Rodri, Pedri/Fabian Ruiz, Dani Olmo and Lamin Yamal - Spain tries to deprive the opponent of space and forces him to defend a lot Polymarket evaluates the chances as follows: > France - 37% > Draw - 33% > Spain - 30% Most consider France to be a small favorite. I think about the same thing, but the gap itself is minimal. If France manages to use the free zones behind the Spanish flanks, its chances of winning will be slightly higher. You can also watch the combo that I've put together.
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MopOzeu | Eternity@mopozeuX

Polymarket trader earned $1,749,103 He joined Polymarket in June 2026. During this time, he made 24 predictions. It trades only on the sports market. Here are his best predicts: > $1,924,925.48 —> $2,798,645.96 > $2,423,787.09 —> $2,970,662.24 > $1,992,036.78 —> $2,312,009.67

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cashhh.eth@cashhheth·
@grokkedd thats rly something new! thanks for sharing bro
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kiruwaaaa@kiruwaaaaaa·
France vs Spain - FIFA World Cup Semifinal $35.21M on @polymarket - biggest single-match volume of the entire tournament tightest moneyline of any France or Spain match this World Cup. France opened vs Iraq at 91c, Spain opened vs Cabo Verde at 92c - here in the semifinal France sit at just 37.75c $21.1M on the moneyline alone. this dwarfs every group-stage market tracked so far the spread says stay tight no matter who wins: France -1.5 at only 18.25c, Spain +1.5 at 82c - one of the highest "keeps it close" readings of the entire tournament, way above the group-stage games BTTS at 61c YES - strong lean toward goals both ends. France scores 1+ at 79c, Spain at 75c - near identical, no team dominates the probability. over/under 2.5 dead even at 51/49 knockout drama fully priced in: extra time at 32c, penalty shootout at 18c - nearly 1-in-5 chance this goes to the spot featured prop: Rabiot 1+ and 2+ goals as standalone markets zero real separation on the board. by every number here, this is the most contested match of the entire World Cup place your bet here: betonstride.com/r/9cgqkvc
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Polymarket Sports@PolymarketSport

🚨Every player’s chance to win the 2026 World Cup Golden Ball on Polymarket 38% - Mbappe 🇫🇷 30% - Messi 🇦🇷 21% - Bellingham 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 5% - Kane 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Aleiah@AleiahLock·
The expensive part is not Claude Code. It is making one chat remember what a team would split apart. One context window, one model, everything dumped in. Code, research, review - same chat. The window bloats. The model gets worse as it gets longer. You hit limits before noon. The supporting case is concrete: this workflow is shown next to a $24,937/month revenue result, so the mechanism has to explain money, not just cleaner prompting. The fix is not a new tool. It is a folder. Claude Code can spawn sub-agents. Each one runs in its own isolated session, its own model tier, its own memory file. Claude becomes the coordinator. You give a goal. It delegates. That structure is what replaced a full engineering coordination layer for some builders. The number that gets cited: $24,937 per month in output, starting from zero. The article is useful because it shows the operating layer, not another prompt trick. The useful part is not prompting. It is routing work into smaller jobs. Source: @aimoneylab02/video/7656891626866068754" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@aimoneylab02/…
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grokked@grokkedd·
@cashhheth To be honest, this is the best AI agent out there right now
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grokked@grokkedd·
HERMES AGENT JUST GOT A BROWSER SIDEKICK a new community extension - Hermes Browser Extension - puts Hermes right in your browser as a side panel it reads whatever's on your active tab and feeds that context straight into your current Hermes session heads up: it's a fan-made alpha build (not an official Nous Research release), read-only for now, and you'll need to load it manually since it's not on the Chrome Web Store yet github(.)com/abundantbeing/hermes-browser-extension
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MopOzeu | Eternity
MopOzeu | Eternity@mopozeuX·
Polymarket trader earned $18,689 He joined Polymarket in February 2026. During this time, he made 6,298 predictions. Trades only on the weather market. On average, his profit is about $4,000 per month. Here are his best deals: > $1,517.29 —> $5,832.28 > $498.51 —> $2,945.65 > $796.60 —> $2,702.47
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Elon Musk # tweets July 7 - July 14, 2026? We continue to trade in this constant market, where we almost make constant profits. Elon's tweet statistics by day: > 7-8 july - 14 tweets > 8-9 july - 69 tweets > 9-10 july - 35 tweets > 10-11 july - 32 tweets > 11-12 july - 11 tweets > 12-13 july - 13 + ??? tweets (3 hr) > 13-14 july - ??? tweets In total, Elon Musk wrote 174 posts. An average of 29 tweets per day. Let's take a look at the odds on Polymarket: > 180-199 - 36% > 200-219 - 51% > 220-239 - 11% > 240-259 - 1% it's quite difficult to choose something that will bring a lot of profit. Either we get +2%, or we take a risk and get more. So I choose to take the risk. Then our bid will look like this: > 200-219 - $80.95 —> $158.73 > 220-239 - $17.46 —> $158.73 > 240-259 - $1.59 —> $158.73 Thus, we get 58.73% profit in one day, which is very profitable. This time, the risk is much higher than usual, so see for yourself.

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Aleiah
Aleiah@AleiahLock·
DENDI IS NO LONGER THE TOP 1 PUDGE He no longer leads the pro player in official Pudge matches. He's been surpassed by Yamich with 52 matches. Dendi last played Pudge in an official match on June 6, 2024. Era has passed Video for real fans Dendi over Puppey in All Stars match Follow @PolymarketDota2 for news and best predicitons
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grokked@grokkedd·
@kiruwaaaaaa Of course, Openclaw has long since become obsolete
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grokked@grokkedd·
@cashhheth This is truly a big step toward embracing gamers
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cashhh.eth@cashhheth·
CHINA JUST PROVED YOU DON'T ACTUALLY OWN A SINGLE THING YOU'VE BOUGHT FROM SONY, MICROSOFT, OR STEAM. A mother lost her son. Then she found out the games he spent his life playing weren't legally his either - until a court forced the platforms to admit otherwise. > Chinese courts have ruled across multiple cases spanning years that gaming accounts, in-game items, virtual currency, and digital purchases with real economic value count as inheritable property under Chinese law - the same legal category as houses, cars, and savings > in one landmark case, a mother successfully sued to inherit the right of use for 87 game accounts that belonged to her deceased son - a battle she had to fight in court because the platforms didn't hand them over automatically > the courts explicitly ruled that a platform's terms of service cannot override inheritance law - meaning the fine print you clicked "I agree" to without reading has no legal power to erase what a family is owed after death > this directly contradicts what's happening everywhere else right now: Sony just deleted 551 purchased movies with zero refunds, and PlayStation is ending physical disc production in 2028 - both moves that assume your "purchase" was never really yours to keep > China's ruling also extended to Bitcoin, domain names, and social media commercial rights, treating an entire category of digital life as real, transferable, protected property - not a temporary license that vanishes the moment a server shuts down > Western platforms have spent years training you to accept that "buy now" actually means "rent until we change our mind" - this ruling is the first major legal system anywhere to say that framing doesn't hold up in court You've spent years building game libraries, in-game inventories, digital movie collections you thought would outlive you. One country's courts just said those things are real enough to pass down to your children. Everywhere else, they can still delete it all with a blog post.
Pirat_Nation 🔴@Pirat_Nation

Chinese courts have ruled that gaming accounts, in-game items, and digital purchases can be passed on to family after death, setting a major legal precedent for digital ownership. The decisions come from several court cases over the years, with judges ruling that these digital assets have real value and should be treated like other property. In one recent case, a mother was allowed to inherit her late son’s 87 gaming accounts. The courts also ruled that platform terms of service cannot automatically block inheritance if the law permits it. However, personal data such as private messages and chat history remain protected and are not included.

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kiruwaaaa@kiruwaaaaaa·
Team Liquid vs Xtreme Gaming - Esports World Cup 2026 Dota 2, Survival Round 1, BO3 $33.6K on @polymarket and this is an elimination-stakes match for both sides - lose here and you out of the tournament Liquid went 2-2-1 and finished 3rd in Group B, beating L1 TEAM and Level UP, with their only bad loss coming 0-2 to Nigma Galaxy. Xtreme Gaming struggled more, going 1-2-2 - which is exactly why they're staring down a Survival round instead of a clean playoff spot the market likes Liquid's roster stability and stronger map differential coming out of groups Xtreme's form has been shaky and inconsistent all stage Xtreme Gaming has a DreamLeague head to head upset over Liquid Team Liquid looks pretty strong here
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Polymarket Dota 2@PolymarketDota2

The seeding for the EWC 2026 Survival Stage and Playoffs has been determined. The tournament is now on a break, with matches resuming on July 14.

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