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From Chen, To you seeing this right now on X.

@bihanmahadewa Great post, great perspective

I spent the last 8 months between China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines deep inside the supply chain. It's 100% possible to out-compete China. We've been blackpilled by people who've never stepped into a factory floor. Jim showed that this game can be run profitably without needing billions in venture funding.

@soumilrathi context

Starting a memory researcher group chat. If you’re into memory systems, personalization, or context engineering in LLMs & AI systems. comment “context” to join.

@emaacejas97 Hey I’d love to connect, your chat box is not open though

La IA no me reemplazó. Me multiplicó. Hace 3 meses me quedé sin trabajo y en vez de mandar CVs me senté con Claude y empecé a construir. Hoy tengo 5 productos, una consultora, y un sistema de 4 máquinas que trabajan mientras duermo. Con todas las herramientas que hay hoy, el límite ya no es técnico. El límite es tu creatividad. Si se te ocurre, lo podés construir. Si estás pasando por algo parecido: no pares. Construí.

@AffanIbnAzad Hey how do I dm you for inquiries

Raw footage is easy. Turning it into something people actually watch till the end? That’s where most creators struggle. That’s the gap I work on.

@Kryos642 Hey how do I dm you

#edit #montage #davinciresolveediting #Motivation

@yanndine Claude

Most people use Claude like a search engine. So I documented the most complete prompt library for SaaS GTM you can use today. Inside: → 200 prompts for positioning, messaging, and landing pages that convert → 200 prompts for cold outreach across LinkedIn and email → 200 prompts for product marketing and sales enablement → 200 prompts for customer retention and expansion → 200 prompts for AI integration and founder strategy → 200 prompts for SEO, organic growth, onboarding, and activation → 115 prompts for founder-led content and LinkedIn lead generation → A full Claude for SaaS operator's playbook with frameworks and reusable workflows If you run GTM at a SaaS company, manage RevOps, or build with Claude daily - this is the only prompt library you will need. Comment CLAUDE and I will send it straight to your DMs.

@nicholasnlawton Rt

we spent months perfecting our creator briefs at SideShift trial campaign brief. official campaign brief. pay structures. hook banks. persona templates. upload workflows. the whole thing. brands are using these to onboard 20+ creators at a time without chaos RT this and i'll DM you both templates for free

Sorry guys my dog ate my X account #weback

Purest definition of the love of the game

Happy new year mf’ers 🥳🎉

@hanhdngnn @justinskycak I’m born different and I’m saying kids should live more.

@thisischenx @justinskycak Some kids are born different

Few people understand the kinds of opportunities that get unlocked when a student learns advanced math ahead of time. For instance, a former student, Matteo, leveraged his outsized math/coding chops to – as a high schooler – conduct research that “revealed 1.5 million previously unknown objects in space, broadened the potential of a NASA mission” (not hyperbole, a direct quote from Caltech’s website). He also published his results solo-author in The Astronomical Journal and won 1st place ($250,000) in last year’s Regeneron Science Talent Search. The head of NASA just asked him to apply, with a fighter jet ride as a signing bonus. And this is still just the beginning – I can’t wait to see where his interests, skills, creativity, and work ethic take him in college and beyond. But here’s the thing that’s important to understand: this kind of story won’t play out for students who are marching through the standard curriculum. Not even to students whose skills are a year or two ahead. If you want to do hardcore university-level quantitative research, you need hardcore university-level quantitative skills. You need it for the work itself, and you also need it to land a quality mentor who provides high-level guidance to keep you working in the right direction. If you want far outsized results ahead of time, you need far outsized skills ahead of time. Matteo and other Math Academy students learned -- all of high school math (Prealgebra / Algebra I / Geometry / Algebra II / Precalculus) in 6th and 7th grade, -- AP Calculus BC in 8th grade, and -- plenty of multivariable calculus / linear algebra / differential equations in 9th grade. With such solid and comprehensive math foundations, they came into 10th grade ready for some serious quantitative coding. So in addition to continuing down the math-proper track (real analysis, abstract algebra, etc.), we were also able to offer these students a quantitative CS course sequence where we scaffolded them up to doing masters/PhD-level coursework by 12th grade (reproducing academic research papers in artificial intelligence, building everything from scratch in Python). We called this the “Eurisko” program. Matteo joined Eurisko as a 10th grader, during the last year it was offered, and worked hard to complete almost all 2-3 years’ worth of assignments in a single year. (Eurisko ended when I relocated; nobody else in the district had the requisite knowledge to teach it.) That summer, he participated in a research internship/mentorship program at Caltech, which was meant to be a brief 6-week taste of research, but he was skilled and driven enough to knock it out of the park, stay on afterwards, and achieve some serious results. This is exactly the position that we were trying to put students in with the Eurisko program – get them to a point of skill that they can capitalize on some math/coding-related opportunity and turn it into a chain reaction of fortunate events. And it’s been so great to witness some of these chain reactions get underway. But the best part is that we’re gradually able to do more and more of this at scale. We’re taking everything we’ve learned from doing math/coding talent development manually, and building it into our online system, to make it available to the whole world. We’ve already built a pipeline from 4th grade through core undergrad math courses, and we’re working to extend that pipeline further in both directions, eventually spanning everything from the simplest arithmetic to the entirety of an undergrad math major, the Eurisko program, and more. I can’t wait to hear more of these amazing stories.

@WallStreetMav Did someone mention not paying taxes???

Why do we even pay taxes? All that Congress does is give it away to: - foreign aid to countries that hate us - illegal aliens who hate us - DEI scams to people who hate us - food stamps for people who don't need it and they hate us - Medicaid to people that hate us The government seems designed to just take money from white people and give it to people that hate white people.

@TrueThoughts212 @BoringBiz_ @BoringBiz_ someone doesn’t understanding the post

@thisischenx @BoringBiz_ Take risk when your young if you can afford to take it

My advice to students is to chase the biggest and most prestigious logo early in your career Harvard opens more doors than you can imagine. Having Goldman or Google on your resume as a first job can set you up for rest of your life Do not fall for anyone telling you otherwise

@greg16676935420 How would you make eatable wrappers happen in 2026 @grok ?

1960: in 2025 we’ll have flying cars 2025:

@BoringBiz_ You’re telling me I shouldn’t go to a start up that offers me a 70k base and 1.5% equity???

@unusual_whales Tesla Model Y all you see in California

Elon Musk has said: Tesla Model Y is now officially the world’s best-selling car for the third year in a row!

Are we supposed to evacuate?