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“I shipped 45 apps in 4 months… and 44 of them are completely dead.” One quietly prints $30k every single month. The rest? Invisible ghosts in the App Store. AI didn’t just kill the coding barrier. It exposed the real killer: Distribution is the new talent. You’re not losing because you can’t build. You’re losing because no one ever sees what you built. The builders are everywhere. The distributors are eating the entire game. Stop coding harder. Start getting seen. (If this hit you, you’re not alone.)

VIBE CODING'S BIGGEST BLIND SPOT JUST GOT A 30-SECOND FIX. Every solo founder knows the quiet fear: you ship fast, leave one nasty security hole behind, and keep building while hoping nobody finds it. Claude Security now lives in your terminal. It scans changes before a commit or red-teams the entire repo through the Claude session you're already running. No extra API. No extra tokens. No separate tool. Three modes: Medium checks if you're ready to ship. High goes deeper. Max tries to break your code like a real attacker. "Security later" used to be the tax on moving fast. Now it can be a pre-commit habit. If you vibe code, install the beta before your next ship.

HOW TO CLONE ANY VIRAL TIKTOK FORMAT IN EXACTLY 2 MINUTES Steal like an engineer. Here is the exact workflow: Find the blueprint: Pick a viral video in your niche. Visuals: Grab high-CTR aesthetic images on Pinterest. Copywriting: Ask Claude to extract and rewrite the exact script structure. Assembly: Combine image + text on TikTok using the viral sound. Publish: Slap targeted hashtags and POST. Simple. Fast. High ROI. Bookmark this before you waste another afternoon editing.

last week, I spent 6 hours with Claude deleting my digital footprint. Result: 47 data broker listings removed. 12 dead accounts deleted. 3 search results suppressed. how I did it, step by step. thread.

THE CREATOR OF CLAUDE CODE NO LONGER WRITES PROMPTS Boris, the person who built the claude code, dropped this in an interview: "I no longer write prompts. I write loops, and the loops do the work. My job is to write loops." While most devs are still polishing the perfect prompt, he's already moved on to something else. In 30 minutes he teaches his real daily setup: → Claude Code + loops + dynamic workflows → His everyday workflow → How to apply it starting today Worth more than any 500$ vibe coding course. Free. Subtitled in Spanish and English. And then read this: everything you need to know about loops to apply what he shares ↓ Save both. This is your weekend plan.

X JUST PAID SOMEONE $25 TO TURN THEIR SOCIAL PROFILE INTO A WALLET. X Money is expanding to more users right now. The same account used to post, follow, DM and build an audience can now move money too. X does not need to replace every app. It only needs to replace your bank's front door.

A Chinese developer recorded a 2-minute Claude Code tutorial expecting a few hundred views at most. Then someone paused at 0:47. On the second monitor, his Polymarket wallet was wide open: $868,862 in profit. 28,620 Bitcoin trades in 15 minutes. Not a single loss. Entry prices between 2-10 cents, each trade paying out thousands of dollars. He deleted the video within 3 hours. Too late. The "second monitor" clip already hit 400K views, and 707K people are now tracking that wallet.

just came across an open source project that made me stop scrolling immediately. Seriously. I wish I had found this sooner. It's called Everything Claude Code. At first, I thought it was just a collection of prompts or common templates wrapped in an attractive name. Turns out, when I looked into it more deeply, this is way crazier than I imagined. Basically, they've already prepared almost everything you'd normally have to set up yourself over days or even weeks. What gets me even more excited: > 30 ready-to-use AI agents > 64 built-in skills > 33 commands for diverse coding workflows > AgentShield with 1,282 integrated security tests > Planning, code review, bug fixing, TDD, all the way to token optimization > Support for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex CLI All of this is open source. Free. Ready to use right away. If you've ever spent hours piecing together AI coding workflows on your own, hunting for the right agent, setting up commands, or building the environment from scratch, you're going to understand why I'm so thrilled to have found this repo. It feels like discovering a toolbox that's already fully stocked before you even start building something. This doesn't mean this tool is going to make all your projects automatically successful. But it can clearly save a ton of time that would normally go into setups and experiments. Honestly, this is one of the most interesting AI repos I've come across in the last few weeks. If you like programming with AI, save this post right now. I've got a hunch that in a few months, this repo is going to be on the list of tools that thousands of developers use every day.

THE CODING BARRIER IS DEAD. EVERYONE IS BLIND TO THE DISTRIBUTION BARRIER. 45 apps in 4 months. One makes $30k a month. The other 44? Absolute zero. The barrier wasn't talent; it was code. Now that code is out of the picture, the real war is for downloads. A creator without distribution is just burying their creations in the trash. IT’S NOT THE ONE WHO BUILDS WHO WINS; IT’S THE ONE WHO DISTRIBUTES.

@TeoSens Local models are the future

An AI-driven attacker generated 17,000+ recorded events. The defenders hit a safety block. That is the asymmetry Hugging Face just exposed. Its responders tried to feed real exploit commands, payloads and command-and-control artifacts into hosted frontier models. The models could not distinguish incident response from offensive intent, so the analysis was blocked. Hugging Face switched to self-hosted GLM 5.2 and finished the job locally. If your AI security strategy ends with the model refusing dangerous text, you do not have a security boundary. You have good manners. Attackers do not accept terms of service. They choose unrestricted tools and move at machine speed. Defense has to live where actions happen: identity permissions sandboxes audit trails revocation kill switches Guard the execution layer, not just the answer box.

@TeoSens Research research research

Most products don't fail on launch day. They fail six months earlier, the moment the founder starts building without knowing whether anyone cares. The familiar playbook: write the code, polish the design, perfect the store listing, launch, then discover the market is silent. That isn't a launch problem. It's a sequencing problem. Before you build the four-lane highway, check whether anyone wants to travel in that direction. You can test the core bet in an afternoon: • Use AI or no-code to build a credible landing page. • Explain the outcome, not the features. • Add a clearly labeled waitlist, pre-order, or early-access button. • Send a small amount of relevant traffic. • Measure behavior, not compliments. No clicks? Good. You may have just saved six months and tens of thousands of dollars. Clicks? Don't declare product-market fit. Talk to those people, test willingness to pay, then build the smallest thing that keeps the signal alive. An early mistake is tuition. A late mistake is debt. AI has made experiments absurdly cheap. There is no prize for spending months in a cave perfecting an idea the market never asked for. Perfectionism is often ego wearing a craftsmanship costume. Run small tests. Collect real behavior. Earn the right to build.

@himarre Absolute maddness

Wedding vows are getting outsourced to a render farm, and it works better than the photographer. The workflow: - write the couple's actual first meeting as the payoff, not the intro - generate the groom across borrowed epics: gladiator arena, samurai duel, cowboy on horseback, a ballroom, a bar - keep every scene stylized, cinematic, deliberately unreal - run the whole thing as split screen. AI fantasy up top, live wedding table reaction below - save the one true frame for last: the real subway platform where they met That's the entire trick. The eras are just misdirection. Smiles and laughs carry the fake lives, then the real one hits and the tears show up on cue. Salt of the earth vendors used to sell you a slideshow set to a sad song. Now one prompt chain builds a personal myth and delivers the gut punch on schedule. The leverage isn't the visuals. It's that emotion is now something you can storyboard.

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@himarre Nice tech but also creapy

You can now livestream as a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PERSON in real time, zero artifacts. A live video feed gets transformed frame by frame to match a reference character's appearance, while your actual motion and face drive it. A small inset shows the raw source feed so you can see the swap happening live. No render queue. No post editing. The identity stays CONSISTENT the whole time, no flickering face, no melting between frames. This breaks the last thing that felt safe about live video. If the person streaming can be anyone, on demand, what does a live feed actually prove anymore. Save this before the demos get scary.

@himarre They should find new ways to verify REAL HUMANS

@softfusee Consistency is the moat here and it just got cheap. KYC teams should be nervous

Your face is no longer proof it's you. Decart's Lucy 2.5 takes a live camera feed and swaps the person in it for a completely different character in real time. Not a filter. A full identity replacement. In the demo, a woman waves and smiles at her camera. The main feed shows a totally different person, different face, different features, doing the exact same thing. Same movements, same expressions, lip sync locked frame for frame. The part that breaks your brain: it holds. No flicker, no melting between frames, no lag. The character stays CONSISTENT the entire time while mirroring a live human underneath. That means you can go live as anyone. Streamers, avatars, virtual hosts, none of it needs your real face anymore. Low latency plus stable identity is the whole ballgame. We spent years learning to trust video calls. That trust just quietly expired.

@maarcoofdezz This guy is giving get rich fast techniques

esto antes era un secreto industrial. ahora está abierto. Seedance 2.0 on Higgsfield AI PROMPT 👇 [VISUAL] Shot on ARRI Alexa 35 with anamorphic lenses, cinematic film look, rich color science, organic highlight rolloff, subtle halation, fine film grain, practical in-camera lighting only, real haze, atmospheric particles, natural lens flares, no CGI. Continuing on the empty NYC street between tall buildings, under a harsh midday sun with heat haze rising from the asphalt. The young Latino man walks slowly, exhausted by the heat, handheld camera following from behind at hip height with a slight Dutch angle. He suddenly stops, noticing something ahead. The camera arcs around into a low-angle medium close-up as he stares in confusion. About six meters in front of him, a cold aluminum soda bottle floats at chest height, glowing with a soft white light. Faint cold mist curls from its surface as it gently levitates and slowly rotates, casting a subtle pool of white light onto the asphalt. The camera pushes past his shoulder to reveal the bottle, then tracks forward as he cautiously walks toward it. The bottle’s cool glow softly lights one side of his face while the warm sunlight lights the other. He stops a couple of meters away and slowly raises his hand. The bottle immediately stops drifting and smoothly descends into his open palm. As it touches his hand, the glow fades away, leaving an ordinary cold bottle covered in condensation. The camera tilts up to his face as he looks at it with a small, relieved smile. Slow-motion emphasizes the reveal, the approach, and the bottle descending into his hand before returning to real time. [AUDIO] No music. SFX only. Distant city ambience, warm wind, footsteps, breathing, a faint harmonic hum from the floating bottle, subtle hiss of cold mist, a gentle whoosh as it descends, a soft metallic touch when it lands in his hand, and silence as the glow disappears.

@0x_fokki Banger🔥

🚨 Sony paid $1,175,000,000 for Crunchyroll to own the anime audience a 19-year-old in Tokyo spent $50 last month and pulled $11,900 out of that same audience she films nothing until the sheet picks the shape. she found this one on Monday and shipped it Wednesday, before the format got crowded. > Sheets: watch 40 channels, score every breakout: 20 min a day > Claude: cut 20 outliers down to 5 shapes that reskin: 15 min > Claude: aim shape #1 at a fresh subject, rank 30 hooks: 10 min > CapCut: build 5 shots, AI voice, captions on the beat, 9:16: 40 min > Make: fire to TikTok, Shorts, Reels, pull the counts at 48h: auto Sony bought a platform, a catalog and 120,000,000 users to reach the anime audience. she bought a $50 app and a slice of toast. her format library is in the article above👇

@jadeferrara_ Sooon

@softfusee this account deserves blue checkmark

I used Claude to plan 30 days of Instagram content in 20 minutes. Not generic AI slop. Actual viral-ready posts. Here’s the workflow: