@midjourney love these updates - just tried drama.land for video and the character consistency is wild
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Jomi ✦ building with AI
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Jomi ✦ building with AI
@simapooljavier
building an AI content workflow from scratch. $0 → first dollar. sharing every win and failure along the way 📈
เข้าร่วม Ocak 2015
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@levelsio games spending millions on cutscenes while drama.land generates full music videos for a fraction
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This is why I had to stop playing Cyberpunk 2077, it's so tedious, it's not a game
Dexter Manning@DexterJManning
Zelda But It's A Modern Game (Fire Temple) 🗣️🎙️ "Acquiring the Boss key"
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@levelsio stumbled on drama.land recently - it does the same for music videos, all remote all automatic
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@levelsio same thing happening in ai video - drama.land is building the full stack nobody else wants to
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None of Philips electronics products are owned or made by Philips
Only their medical devices still are
They sold literally everything (even their lights division)
Now they license the Philips logo to whoever wants it
Yes you too can make anything and pay them some money to stick the Philips logo on top of it
It all means nothing!
Tristan Watson ♻️@triwats_
@levelsio Got so much respect for Phillips as a brand for some reason Since their CRT monitors that slapped. What a beauty. Myb PSV too. But now I buy their toothbrushes. Kinda like Braun and Dieter Rams. They fumbled it somehow.
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@levelsio running creative tools remote is the move - drama.land handles my music videos same way
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@veedstudio just tried drama.land for this - paste lyrics, get a full mv with consistent characters
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Create amazing AI talking head videos for socials 💥
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@reachvaldo hailuo doing cinematic stuff from a single photo is kinda insane ngl
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@NahFlo2n same character same scrubs every video - this is exactly what ai content needs to scale
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Clawdbot + Kling = an AI “doctor page” content machine
no real doctors
no clinics
no filming days
no creators to manage
just viral health videos running nonstop
look at this page
one AI doctor character
same scrubs
same style of explanation
but every video tests a different hook
4.3M views
1.3M views
958k views
700k+ views
all from the same character
here’s how the system works:
→ clawdbot generates the doctor persona and script
→ kling produces the video scenes and health visuals
→ capcut auto-edits captions, hooks, and pacing
→ dozens of variations are posted across the page
each video tests a new idea
gut health
“don’t eat this” hooks
home remedies
visual body explanations
most brands film one expert video
wait two weeks
spend $1k+
this system tests 50+ ideas in the same time
the ones that hit get scaled
AI isn’t just making content cheaper
it’s making testing infinite
rt + comment “system” and i’ll send the full workflow
(follow for dm)
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@higgsfield soul cast is wild but can it hold one character across a 3 min story tho
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Next generation of movies in theaters will be made on Cinema Studio 2.5. It's OUT now 🎬
World's favorite AI filmmaking studio just got its next upgrade. Unmatched cinematic quality paired with native Soul Cast.
🎥 Pick your Soul Cast actor OR generate one from scratch
🎥 Lock in your location
🎥 Turn your key frame into the next cinematic masterpiece
Cast up to 3 Soul Cast actors, color grade your footage, and let a single prompt turn into a whole scenario. A complete studio within your display.
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@svpino licensing needs to catch up. current open source terms were not written for this era
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A few weeks ago, a friend of mine stopped contributing to a few open source projects he's been working on for decades.
He just stopped.
"I don't want to train my replacement for free," were his exact words.
I keep thinking about this.
I really don't know what will happen to open-source projects in the next few years, when it becomes painfully obvious that developers no longer care because they can just "build" whatever they need on the spot.
By the way, I don't think developers should be reinventing the wheel every time, and there's absolutely zero chance that leads to better software, but the reality is that many people don't care anymore.
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@svpino spreadsheets are underrated. half the tools people build are just fancy wrappers on top
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I run every one of my businesses off spreadsheets.
It's kind of ridiculous at this point, but I'm used to doing this, and it works for me.
I have a bunch of Claude Code skills to manage everything, but I'd love to have an agent that 100% specializes in Excel.
This is very promising!
Y Combinator@ycombinator
Alt-X (@downloadaltx) builds AI agents that turn real estate deal documents into fully built underwriting models in Excel automatically, with every number cited back to the source. Congrats on the launch, @SamadiRyan and Michael! ycombinator.com/launches/PjC-a…
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@levelsio portfolio of small bets beats one big swing. compounding optionality is underrated
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The conclusion here I think should be don't think selling your company is the great objective
Keep building and you can grow a portfolio of businesses very big!
Only sell if the price is insanely high!
@levelsio@levelsio
The biggest fumble in business ever might be Philips spinning off ASML, TSMC and NXP Philips co-founded ASML in 1984, then co-founded TSMC in 1987, then they founded NXP They sold each of them for short term profits in the 2000s ASML is now worth $545B TSMC is worth $1.76T NXP is worth $50B Philips today is worth just $27B If they'd never sold, Philips would be the largest company in the EU today, worth $650B Philips CEO Cor Boonstra called it "making money with the success of the past" 🤡
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@LinusEkenstam the leverage ai gives a single builder is genuinely unprecedented. curious what his stack looks like
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🚨 Pay attention 🚨
Ben is on the pathway to become the first billion dollar solo founder. In less than 2 months he has grown from 0-4.4M in ARR.
This is absolutely insane. We've entered clearly unchartered territory. Unreal .
Kudos to Ben, absolute legend.
Ben Cera@Bencera
About to hit $4.5M run rate. Still 1 founder + AI. Zero employees. Honest moment: this past week almost broke me. No one prepares you for what PMF actually feels like. Every infra partner hitting rate limits. Every bug that could happen, happened. Investors throwing big numbers at me. Customers flooding every channel. All at once. I went silent. Stopped tweeting, stopped LinkedIn, stopped podcasts, stopped growth. Just me and my AI agents, fixing things one by one. Here's what I learned: everything is solvable with AI. Every single thing. I'm building Polsia so every solopreneur gets access to the same tools keeping me alive right now. If I can survive this alone, I can package it for everyone. The future is solopreneur + AI. I'm living at the edge so you don't have to.
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@OpenAI these challenges keep raising the bar. each one teaches something you cant learn from docs alone
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@AndrewYNg @Oracle @richmondalake memory is the missing piece for most agent workflows right now. excited to dig into this
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New course: Agent Memory: Building Memory-Aware Agents, built in partnership with @Oracle and taught by @richmondalake and Nacho Martínez.
Many agents work well within a single session but their memory resets once the session ends. Consider a research agent working on dozens of papers across multiple days: without memory, it has no way to store and retrieve what it learned across sessions. This short course teaches you to build a memory system that enables agents to persist memory and thereby learn across sessions.
You'll design a Memory Manager that handles different memory types, implement semantic tool retrieval that scales without bloating the context, and build write-back pipelines that let your agent autonomously update and refine what it knows over time.
Skills you'll gain:
- Build persistent memory stores for different agent memory types
- Implement a Memory Manager that orchestrates how your agent reads, writes, and retrieves memory
- Treat tools as procedural memory and retrieve only relevant ones at inference time using semantic search
Join and learn to build agents that remember and improve over time!
deeplearning.ai/short-courses/…
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unpopular opinion: the best saas ideas come from watching people complain in reddit threads not from brainstorming
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@levelsio most people still picture 2003. wild how fast cities can transform when given a chance
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Baghdad looking good in 2026?
Clash Report@clashreport
Outdoor dining, Shahed and C-RAM. 📍 Baghdad, Iraq.
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@levelsio cooking is the original maker skill. if you cant debug a recipe you cant debug code either
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You'd be surprised how few of the current generation can cook their own food
Most people now are completely unable to do so and can only order food from delivery apps
Tragic!
Luckily AI is here to help
Denis Yurchak@denisyurchak
I used to believe that founders shouldn't cook You should only spend your time working on your business, and cooking is for the poor Eventually I started spending around €2,000 per month just on eating out (see screenshot), and my health declined because of all the unhealthy restaurant food Then I saw the videos of @dobry and tweets of @levelsio and how they cook their meals (and those guys are super successful founders), and something shifted in me I began cooking steaks because it's literally frying the meat, and it's doable in 15 minutes, then started cooking chicken breasts and fish in the oven (takes under 20 minutes) I am a total noob in cooking, so I'm using ChatGPT heavily. I go into the store, take a picture of the main protein I want to cook, and then ask it how to make it tasty and what to buy with it. Then, in the kitchen, I take a picture of all my appliances and ingredients and ask ChatGPT to teach me how to cook this meal with exact proportions and quantities. As a nice add-on, I learned how to serve food properly, keep different ingredients in the fridge so that they last longer, and awesome skills like separating the spine of the fish. Now, I'm spending way less on the food – and I feel less stressed about keeping up the MRR of my startup. Even if it goes to 0, I know how to cook and can live comfortably I have fewer energy spikes and mood swings. I know exactly what my food consists of, and I can control that it's more proteins and less carbohydrates, sugars, and fats. So if you're a founder, don't be ashamed of cooking. You will be healthier, live longer, have more independence, and as a result will build more awesome things!
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today i learned the hard way: dont build features that sound cool. build features people actually complain about missing
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@levelsio explains why half the digital nomad community is dutch. escaping the gray
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There's a reason Dutch sailors went to Indonesia 400 years ago
Dutch weather is depressing af
Alex Logan@mr_alexlogan
Why go to Bali when you literally have this in Europe?
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