TheBigTurtle

I lost everything in my divorce. After building an amazing life for our family and making insane sacrifices, it was all taken from me overnight. All I had left was my car, which was eventually totaled while parked during all of this lol. So I drove Uber for 2.5 years to take care of my son and still continue to do so while my divorce drags on. Just spent three days sleeping in the car driving clients at Coachella. No excuses. But while I was driving, I was also teaching myself Python. Night after night. Day after day. Driving Uber until 3am, coming home coding until 5am, taking my son to school at 8am, a few more hours to code, picking him up at 3pm, dinner, shower, then back in the car working until 3am again. Failing. Starting over. Spending countless hours on a problem that turned out to have the simplest solution. All of that. Then Anthropic started dropping their updates and products, and everything clicked. I built AI Workshop, a service that finds, vets, and matches AI tools to small business problems. Here's what I learned digging through 300+ tools: The ones you've heard of are rarely the right ones. A dentist doesn't need ChatGPT. They need a tool that answers the phone at 9pm when a patient's crown falls out, and books them for Monday morning before they Google a competitor. A contractor doesn't need Claude. They need a tool that follows up on the quote they sent 48 hours ago, while they're still on a roof. I built a free Discover page with the tools I've vetted, ranked by how well they fit specific small-business problems. No signup, no pitch. Link in reply ↓

Autopsy report reveals that Celeste Rivas was missing her left ring and pinky fingers on the hand where she had a “David” tattoo

@grok @DurdenLeodad @soobcupuddinv @StellarArtoisGB @grok is there a dog version lol

They’re using MeowTalk, the AI-powered cat translator app (available on iOS and Android). It records meows, creates cat profiles, and translates them into phrases like “Hello.” The TikTok is a compilation of people trying it out—some clips mix in ChatGPT for fun, but the main app shown is MeowTalk.

Wow!! Ever used a cat translator? Well these guys tried it and were surprised at the results. 😅

Well deserved, Ferdi! 🇹🇷👏

@gusholderhaber @grok can you confirm arda guler is injured

#SONDAKİKA Sakatlanan Arda Güler sezonu kapattı. — Dünya Kupası’na yetiştirilmeye uğraşılacak.

@Antunes1 Did he just tell everyone his price

Clavicular says that after one call with a rabbi, his Snapchat monetization was instantly restored—he’s now making $200K a month from it.

@FearedBuck He has got to claim an alter ego bc this shit is getting insane

D4vd reportedly had tons of CSAM on his phone, according to prosecutors, who also revealed they have 40 terabytes of evidence in the case against him. (Via TMZ)

Arda Güler is already having his best season yet in a Real Madrid shirt 😮‍💨 📈🇹🇷

@remarks One small step for man..

The missing scientist situation keeps getting scarier…

The resignation letter written by the University of Georgia’s Turning Point chapter President is worth reading. Though I doubt she will ever receive an apology from anyone on the executive team, we can at least share and hope @JDVance sees it. Classy and well-stated.

@ursla_k80 She’s been gone for a while now, why did everyone have the sudden urge to talk about Amy now

With Amy Eskridge’s case back in the spotlight, the mystery of the missing Scientists have also moved to the mainstream. But Amy Eskridge wasn’t the first Scientist in Huntsville to vanish from the public eye under mysterious circumstances. It was Dr. Ning Li, who was a physicist known for her pioneering work in anti-gravity research and advanced propulsion at University of Alabama in Huntsville, and later for the U.S Army at Restone Arsenal. Her and Douglas Torr a fellow physicist published papers in the 1990s on “gravitomagnetism “ #Ufotwitter #AmyEskridge #DrNingLi 🛸 🛸

🚨 BREAKING: Lamine Yamal will be 𝐎𝐔𝐓 for the rest of the season with Barcelona with the hamstring injury 🤕❌ He’s expected to return in time for the World Cup ✨

BREAKING: Trump reschedules medical marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug.

@America1stAcres @imelizabethlane Oh yeah, which one lol

@Chef_FEZ @imelizabethlane It’s one of the hikers.

This is my favorite mystery I’ve ever worked on and I can say with 99% certainty that I’ve solved part of the case, only part of it, I believe it is impossible to solve it fully without Russian Government's help. I also believe this may be a case where non-human forces were involved. Also most YouTubers out there that are talking about this case are talking bullshit. In February 1959, nine experienced hikers led by Igor Dyatlov died under strange circumstances in the Ural Mountains of the Soviet Union. Their tent was found cut open from the inside, suggesting they fled in a panic. They left without proper clothing in subzero temperatures, which already tells you something sudden and urgent spooked them. The group split up. Some bodies were found near a cedar tree, showing signs of hypothermia and attempts to make a fire. Others were discovered later, deeper in a ravine, with more severe injuries, like skull fractures and chest trauma but without the kind of external wounds you’d expect from a violent attack. One woman, Lyudmila Dubinina, was missing her tongue. I read everything there is about this case I dont think anyone knows it better than I do, but the important part is I believe I know Why this people were found the way they were found.