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@lucaspatiri_ UGC

I scaled 30+ apps to $100K MRR with zero ad spend. 1.5 billion views generated. $1-2 CPM on average. I'm finally dropping the full UGC playbook. 44 pages. Every step, every price, every tool + viral formats with case studies Lowkey scared to drop this because it's literally what clients pay us $5K-$20K/month for. Reply "UGC" and I'll DM it to you. Must be following so I can DM.

@museummommy @nikitabier how much is nestle paying you to lie

@nikitabier Chocolate. They have the worst chocolate there.

Next week I’m headed to Tokyo to meet with the X Japan team. What is the most American thing I can bring them?

@nikitabier American 7/11 Hotdog

@souljagoyteller attacking ben gvir is a mitzvah

Attacking Itamar Ben-Gvir is ashkenormativity 💅💅💅

@knish_of_death @LucBernard if only these schmucks were simply unlikeable everyone would be so much better off

He deleted the Ben-Gvir defense tweet which is good. Leaving it up and apologizing for it would have been better IMO.

Higgsfield is incredible… if you don’t have brand assets as a brand imagine if the apple logo was just the *idea* of an apple with a bite and Steve Jobs tried out Higgsfield with the logo we all know and love sometimes the bite will be out of the left instead of the right sometimes there will be no leaf sometimes it will be an orange i dunno none of that matters right? it’s kinda a fruit that’s good enough absolutely unusable until they can respect brand identities

@axultan @higgsfield_ai @higgsfield It modifies assets, ignores directions not to modify. I sent a support ticket, wasted 200 credits trying to draft a motion graphic brand video, can reference/provide the assets I’m providing maybe that’s the issue

@jaequbh @higgsfield_ai @higgsfield Hey Jacob - does it try to modify your assets or ignore them when generating images/videos?

Higgsfield Supercomputer is now powered by Gemini in the Orchestrator. > Detailed, consistent text generation > Cinematic motion graphics with high visual quality > Generate 30+ second videos from one prompt > Search backed by deep global knowledge

@AnatoleOis it’s either a big troll or was slop from composer 1

Designer here so obviously idk shit but wouldn't: "tea": { "peach": ["iced"], "apple": ["iced"], "mint": ["hot", "iced"], } have made more sense?

@knish_of_death @moseshessstan or at the very least make them politically, culturally, and socially irrelevant

@moseshessstan It would help if someone would gag Ben-Gvir and Smotrich.

There is no annexation of southern Lebanon

@theo the guy must be using a cloud lifter for the cloud lifter

My JIRA dashboard at Twitch took over 2 minutes to load. The guy who built the infrastructure pointed the mic at the ground instead of his face. Coincidence? Probably.

One of my favorite use cases of claude code is via tailscale, moshi, and termius. The claude code desktop app remote connection has wasted my tokens every single time i’ve used it, corrupting the sessions after a certain point rendering it useless. This is a bad form of lock-in and makes me want to unsubscribe.

@Jason i’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

@aspiringpeasant sociopaths don’t care about anybody other than themselves

Literally nobody but Candace Owens loved Charlie Kirk. That's the real lesson here.

re: Vercel hack This should be our wakeup call to get rid of API keys, just like we "got rid" of passwords with OAuth & passkeys There's a fix. Of course there's a fix! It's called OIDC Federation, it works beautifully, but it still hasn't replaced API keys in the mainstream. In short, your infra (Vercel, AWS, etc.) generates short-lived JWTs. You then tell your services (database, AI provider, etc.) to trust those JWTs instead of the API keys. No static secrets required. These JWTs have a lifetime of <1h, and rotate automatically. Simpler + safer Is it time?

🐱 Él es Jack, un gato con parálisis faríngea, lo que provoca que tenga el maullido más grave del mundo

@BasedMedical claude —effort=max make an alias for this you’re welcome

anthropic pushed the /effort command a couples weeks ago basically it lobotomizes claude unless you strictly put “/effort max” at the beginning of every session, there’s no way to toggle this to be always on. ppl think the opus model has been nerfed to hell (and they are right) but anthropic will just say, yeah that’s your fault for never putting your effort higher. This probably saves them a fuck ton of money where any user without this knowledge is using idiot-claude

easy. Israel could have: 1) initially taken a strictly defensive position and maintained or increased international sympathies (from those who were actually sympathetic). Hamas couldn’t successfully attack Israel when they’re actually watching the border (which they weren’t on 10/7 IDF resources were diverted to the schmucks in the West Bank, which is only an issue becuase of their continued presence there). Receiving any attack in this defensive position would have INCREASED international sympathy for an Israel that showed restraint, and improved their case for invasion. 2) made appeals for a joint international military campaign with oversight and transparency, so that once they finally invade in response to 10/7 and the inevitable follow up attacks everything that happened could be verified & approved by 3rd parties. When people don’t trust Israel’s government or media— who constantly undermine their own credibility—it’s important to have other sources verifying what’s actually happening. 3) after invasion let far more international journalists into the war zone. If the strategies and methods are just, there should be nothing to hide even if biased journalists are reporting. 4) empower non-Hamas Palestinian statehood & militias Any strategic “wins” from killing leadership aren’t worth the loss of life on all sides of the issue nor deepening Israel into its position as a pariah state. It’s all been a net loss unless you view ethnic cleansing, most people hating Jews more than they already would, inviting attacks on Israeli civilians, and Israel losing all international credibility as a victory. Iran is just a continuation of this level of brinksmanship, because unlike the Baathist party in Syria, Hamas, Hezbollah, and the IR are leaderless movements. They just have to survive to claim victory, and that means the only ways for Israel to win against Hamas is to either give Palestinians conditions that make them want to normalize and provide them the resources to get rid of Hamas themselves, or full blown genocide which is probably the least Jewish thing you can do but seems to be what Likud wants.

This is, by now, a widespread belief, especially in the United States, where our historical consciousness is limited -- to the point that it doesn't really exist. The people who say things like this rarely seem to ask questions like: What could the Jewish state have done on October 8, 2023 that would *not* have led to the massive spike in antisemitism that has gripped the whole world? It responded the way any other serious country would have responded -- in fact, it was far more restrained than the U.S. was after 9/11 or Pearl Harbor. But, of course, it has been portrayed as doing the unthinkable -- committing "genocide," etc. One wonders if @Jason knows that the Israel haters had been accusing Israel of "genocide" for a long time *before* October 7. Ditto "apartheid," "settler-colonialism" and so forth. The antisemitism is not Netanyahu's fault, his many missteps and failures notwithstanding. The antisemitism is an outgrowth of the ancient double standard: The Jew is not allowed to do what the non-Jew is, and if the Jew falls out of line, the non-Jew has (historically) constructed all species of mythology to rationalize his Jew hatred. Note that the rationalization is always a cause, a righteousness, which makes it self-reinforcing. Hating Jews -- apologies, "Zionists" or "Israelis" -- is one's moral obligation. It is what good people do.

@odd_joel @theo oooo yeah that’s the biggest drag. great to know about! i’m definitely gonna try that out. i’ve probably lost a few hours of my life cumulatively working on reconnection.

@jaequbh @theo solid setup. one thing worth trying over termius — Moshi uses Mosh protocol so the connection survives phone sleep and wifi switches without dropping. the reconnect dance with SSH-based terminals gets old fast on mobile

I want to control my agents from my phone. I'm sure you do too. What workflows do you want? Do you have one that works now? Tell me all about it.