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im dying this shit never gonna work in a live setting
I built a bot to trade on Kalshi faster than humans
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It’s so cute the way these guys pretend they are programming
Essential techniques for mastering the Nano Banana Pro. Upload any image to Gemini and instruct it to "convert the image into a JSON prompt, including the size and details." It will then output a prompt for reproducing the image, so you can just modify only the parts you want to change and use it.
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meta is literally 2024-2025 phoenix suns. spend all this money on top talent but cant even compete with small Chinese labs. make the play-in at least
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as i said man, once you gain a little bit of experience, everything feels so *artificial*
Be careful who you take advice from on this platform. Many have hidden agendas. Giving free advice that appears sound but is actually fallacy.
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every post i come across on twitter has the same blueprint: "{highly watered down/simplified concept of making money}. its really that easy"
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i got invited to speak at a uni of sydney entrepreneurship forum??
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i have a feeling that this is all engineered by Superwall
Fastest growing app we’ve ever seen at Superwall 🚀🚀
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lotta hate on this but he right in the indie hacking space, everyone is trying to win by themselves, together this leads to performative building, where people code for the fashion, while also isolating collaboration build WITH friends!! work in silence!!
Imagine your Twitter feed only showed people who won the lottery. Every day you only see posts from people who won big. Within a few weeks you’d start to think winning the lottery is normal. And you'd probably start playing the lottery yourself 🤑 At first you would lose of course. But then one day you’d get lucky and win your first $100. And since you’re seeing daily posts of lottery winners, you’d think « this is proof the lottery is working, I just need to learn how to play it better » Then you’d meet a community of full-time lottery player. Every time you have a small win, they support and boost you. "You're on the right path bro, you're gonna make it!" So you quit your job and focus 100% on the lottery. You still see posts about other people who win big everyday. And you’re sure it’s only a matter of time until it’s your turn. But the months go by, and you’re still only winning $100 here and there. But one time you win $10,000! (after spending $20,000) Its crazy! And you think you finally figured it out! But the next day you’re back to losing. Now the years go by, and you still see the daily stream of winners celebrating on your feed. But you’re still nowhere as successful as them. And you start wondering. Why am I still not winning? Is there something wrong with me? Am I stupid? But there is nothing wrong with you. You just made the mistake of believing the algorithm. The algorithm which gives 100x more visibility to the winners, and makes it seem like everybody but you is winning. But the truth is only 0.1% of people win anything significant at the lottery. Most people fail, but you will never see or hear about them, because of the algorithm. There’s nothing wrong with you, you’re just a normal person who didn’t win the lottery. Like basically 99% of people on earth. Your perception that you should’ve won was just a fantasy driven by social media algorithms. This realization makes you feel sad for a while, but after a few days you feel liberated. You stop thinking there’s anything wrong with you for losing at the lottery, and you start coming back to your real life, and look for a job again. You’re just a normal person and that feels good. No need to win big, just build a good life. Once you start realizing this, you try to warn the other lottery players. You tell them about this reality, but they don’t listen. They’re too addicted themselves. So they dismiss you as a loser who gave up too quickly, and cast you away. But in reality you just woke up to the fantasy and tried to help them. Indie hacking is a cult.
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word is this graph represents cumulative paying customers #uhoh
”Lovable is dying”
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we do not need a slopification of the app store
we need a new app store if vibe coding platforms (like Replit, Anything, Lovable, Rork, etc.) even hit 50% of their potential, the volume of new apps will explode we’re talking millions of micro apps, personalized, niche, ai powered, shipping faster than any centralized store (App Store, Play Store) can review or organize the current app store model was built for a world where launching an app took months, not days once prompt to app becomes normal, distribution, discovery, and monetization will have to evolve too probably into a new type of AI curated app ecosystem its just a matter of time
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classic dubai course seller strategy
These two 14 years olds made $20,000 last month on Whop.
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we got performative coding in 2025 💔🥀
currently in a random SF bar… met a YC dev, a guy building his own framework at the table, and a couple of CEOs… I have no word this is city is insane
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simplifying this down to 'its just a pic' is dumb as hell. his customers are literally on a knifes edge of moving away due to the expensive plan, slow rendering time, bad logging system, etc. for a lot of them, this is the catalyst to move away. imagefarm.ai is going to cloudflare or a self hosed instance soon ✌️
In the content world, we call this a “purge tweet.” The goal isn't engagement, but rather filtering your audience by making people with incompatible (or toxic) values self-select out.
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its so easy to make heaps of money right now as a developer by just asking your friends to do distribution for an app and you split profits 50/50. such an insane market right now. the more terminally online your friend is, the more money you can make
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ngl just go straight to the source: github.com/google-gemini/coo…
Update: I'm open-sourcing this. My DMs have exploded with investors, pro players, teams, users. The demo has 5,000,000 views across platforms. There is obviously interest. But, I have zero interest in working on it. I'm more interested in working on Tidbit. So -- someone please steal it and run. There's a beautiful vision here, especially those who want to build in education. Imagine an AI super-coach in your pocket: - Do yoga, correct your form in real-time - Practice guitar, fix finger positioning instantly - Learn cooking, get real-time tips on spices. - Learn painting, get brush stroke feedback. The future of learning will look a lot like real-time, in the moment AI instruction -- it likely won't look like an AI homework helper. Anyways. There's a cool vision here for the right person to obsess over for 10+ years. And the starting point is clear -- pick one thing (ex. basketball), be the best AI real-time coach in the world for it, keep growing. GLHF :). github.com/farzaa/gemini-bba… P.S: The repo is literally just a visualizer file + prompt. But hey, maybe it inspires someone.
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Introducing: Layers I couldn't wait to show everyone the feature we are building Image Farm around for the future. The biggest problem all users of AI image generator tools face is the same: PROMPTING. Figuring out what, and how, to prompt leaves our users feeling overwhelmed, especially considering most have had little to no experience with AI tools before. This is why we introduced Layers, a feature for anyone to create professional imagery for their brand without learning how to prompt. Each layer corresponds to an element in an professional photograph: e.g., the scene, composition, vfx, etc. We have worked with many creative professionals and photographers to curate a bundle of elements that they use day-to-day in their studios. I will later show this in action, to prove that someone like me (I only learnt about exposure and saturation last week) can create professional-grade images in a few clicks. Since we announced Layers on IG a couple days ago, we have seen significant spikes in usage from existing and new users with EVERYONE using Layers to generate their images. We are looking forward to build upon this, with Scenes.
You’ll never write a prompt again… How? Using Layers by Image Farm. Layers is Image Farm’s latest visual prompt builder tasked with building the most seamless creative process from vision to reality. With over 300,000 unique prompt combinations, and over 1,000 combinations available for free, Layers has been a game changer for countless AI artists who have been the first to experience it. Ready to transform your creative process too? Try Layers by Image Farm🍀
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When our customers talk, we listen. 🗣️🗣️ One of the things we prioritised with Image Farm was customer outreach. As the developer, I optimised made the software UIUX for ME rather than our customer base. As such, our creators frequently said they felt 'squished' when using Image Farm. As you can see on the left image (initial layout), the top header feels restricting, and we can't present as much information as we would like. Therefore, the header was removed in favour of a sidebar, becoming more horizontal in our layout (see right image, the current layout). Immediately, Image Farm creators reported how much easier it felt to use the software. I remember during the development stage borderline obsessing over these small design details, thinking something like this will make or break Image Farm. Turns out it really doesn't matter 😅
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Our pr is cooked enough
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As a medium ugly tech nerd, landon cheating on the wizard liz is like six 9/11’s
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As we approach 10,000 unique image generations using Image Farm, we hear a lot of our users loving the fine-tuning/post-production feature. We believe you shouldn't leave *everything* to AI, and having more granular control of the colour + lighting allows for the visuals generated with Image Farm to REALLY stand out. This can all be done in one window too :) Here are some examples of my Image Farm creative team showing how this manual post production feature REALLY makes images pop
Fictional Brand Campaign for Casablanca. These scenes were created entirely using the Image Farm AI workspace 🎨 From advanced prompting to manual editing and graphic design tools for fine tuned perfection… We have it all built in within a single interface. Experience the wizardry for free using the link in bio 🧙 #aiimage #brandphotography #productphotography #imagefarm
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