JesseAmaefule

Football won

Messi today

I thought arteta was bad. Lionel Scaloni what is this ??????

@Adeday000 It's like you entered flow state in today's 5 aside 😅

Leave fancy dribbles, focus on body feints And Watch yourself cook

@Alejendary4 No other meal comes close

The best food ever. Bread and Beans>>>>>

@thatdarkb0y Tuchel has to be investigated man. 6 defenders on the pitch ??? On a game that you're not sure if you'd go into ET ?

I remember that time Chelsea scammed that UCL final. You can only do that once in your life. haha you can't do it twice. Some foolish united fans also wanted this clown as my manager smh. I am so ashamed of England like you scored and sat?? really??

Tuchel has to be investigated. In a Guilty untill proven guilty manner.

Tuchel has to be thoroughly investigated man.

@thatdarkb0y Real o. I don't have the energy for the amount of Messi worship tweets if he wins it.

Kane for Ballon d'or then. Messi twice in a decade will be too wild 😳

@FavourYusuf1 what's keeping you from holding the AI cohort you said you'd organize ?

I built a complete, market-ready app in less than 2 weeks, without hitting my AI plan limits once (yes, including the 5 hour limit). That's over 30,000 lines of code, all written with frontier models, Claude Code and Codex. The reason is pretty simple. I didn't rely on just one AI, I used the best tool for each job. My whole goal was to build something that didn't look vibe coded, which meant balancing proper backend engineering with real visual fidelity. No single tool is the best at both, so I stopped trying to force one to do everything. I pay for Claude Max, ChatGPT Plus, and Gemini Pro, so I had a few options to play with. ChatGPT/Codex has really generous limits, but every time I tried to use it for design, it kept making silly mistakes, so I stopped using it for anything visual. Here's how I actually split the work. I used Claude Code running Opus as my orchestrator, basically the team lead. It doesn't write much of the code itself. When I want to build a feature, I explain what I'm trying to achieve, and Opus writes a really tight, detailed brief for exactly what needs to be built. I take that brief to Codex, which handles the backend. Codex writes the code but doesn't commit or deploy anything, it just writes it and leaves it. Then Opus reviews what Codex did, and only if it approves does it deploy it. The frontend works the same way. Opus writes the prompt, then a Claude Code session running Sonnet builds the actual UI, since Sonnet has the best eye for design, while still being relatively cheaper. Then Opus crosschecks it again. So basically I treated Opus like a software engineering team lead, Codex like a junior backend developer, and Sonnet like my frontend developer. That split is most of why I never hit a limit. I think the highest I hit was about 71%, because @ClaudeDevs reset our limits on Thursday. The heaviest work, actually writing the code, mostly happens inside Codex, which has the most generous limits. My Claude usage stays light because Opus is mostly planning and reviewing instead of grinding out code all day. The last piece was that I never let a single Opus session run too long. Once my main Claude Code session hit around 70% of its context, I'd get it to write a handover prompt, basically a summary of where we were and what was left, and I'd start a fresh session with that. So I was never dragging around a bloated, slow session, and I never wasted my limit on a context that was half full of old stuff. Tomorrow I'll go deeper on that last part, how I kept memory consistent across all three tools and every session, so nothing ever got lost between them. Follow and RT so this reaches more people.

@truejoshg Attribution

This one tool has been inside Meta accounts for over a year, and most brands still use it the wrong way: Incremental attribution. They push to double the budget, watch performance dry up within two weeks, then scale back and decide that spend level is simply their ceiling. But it isn't. The account is just retargeting its own warm traffic, so every extra dollar burns through the same pool faster. That said... This exact plateau comes up on almost every audit call I have with brands. So I put together a framework we lean on for forcing net-new reach. Inside the guide: • A 60-second diagnostic for why your account plateaued and whether incremental attribution is even the right fix • The 180-day website exclusion method, step by step, for forcing cold audience reach • The Testing-to-Scaling workflow for when to use cost cap vs incremental attribution, and when to run both • A decision tree that tells you whether to turn this on in your account right now Want it? • Comment "ATTRIBUTION" • Follow me so I can DM you PS - whether this fits your account depends on the specifics. The decision tree inside walks you through it.

@gozielogy Fairs.

For real it’s so refreshing seeing you guys all over my feed like the good old days. Like you guys are still bums, but you’re my co-bums and I miss you guys😭😭✌🏽

@niyimuse He'd put in a good shift for like 3 years

29 though.

@lorenzo_pravata HOOKS

Claude is INSANE for writing hooks. I turned the system behind 45%+ hook rates across $17M in Meta spend into a Claude skill. Paste in your best ad or a brief, and it: - Extracts the angle that made your ad win - Writes 9 hooks across relevance, curiosity, and emotion - Kills hooks that stop people who would never buy - Pairs each hook with a visual direction, a hook is 50% script and 50% visual Want it? Like + Comment "HOOKS" and I'll send it over ASAP (Must be following)

@thedennis Hooks

We turned every hook pattern that keeps winning for us into one resource. 100 frameworks. Fill in the blanks. Sorted by trigger, curiosity, pain, proof, authority, and by the problem you're actually solving. Reply "HOOKS" and I'll send it.

Thats nonesense sha. How do you allow play to go on for that long. If you can't make that mission before that guy completed those dribbles then I am sorry. Its no longer a foul. You guys be destroying the sport.

@ife_hj_ Bro it's too common at this point

african teams and botttling...This is a curse

@__nifemii Una. Your eba dey fridge

idk why y'all make reference to giroud as if he was a bum, the man was france all time top scorer till mbappe broke it 2 weeks ago

@__nifemii Marcos Alonso ‼️ Live long and prosper IJN

a birthday in this economy?? cheers to more life🥂 #nifemiat20

@DIAMONDDGREAT If you like, no focus on your failing club

We are all going to hate watch Tottenham next season right ?