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Hello world 👋 Let's build. 🤖
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Nigeria will be OK ✌🏽
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Life amazing
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Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.
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Every woman who has been in a relationship with Elon Musk has described the same first phase. The first weeks are the most focused, present, and emotionally engaged version of Elon that anyone in their life has ever encountered. Not just romantic. Present. As if the most powerful processor on earth had been aimed entirely at one person and nothing else existed. Justine described the early courtship at Queen's University as relentless. He called every day. He sent roses. He pursued with the same intensity he would later apply to building companies. The attention was total. Talulah described their early relationship as a fairy tale. He was charming, attentive, and emotionally available in a way that felt impossible given his public persona. She described being surprised that the man behind the companies was gentle, funny, and genuinely interested in her inner world. Grimes described the first conversations as lasting for hours. They talked about AI, music, the simulation hypothesis, and the future of the species until 4am. She said she had never met anyone who could keep up with her intellectually across every domain she cared about. The match felt cosmic. Shivon described the relationship as beginning from a place of intellectual respect that evolved into something deeper. The connection was professional before it was personal. When it became personal, the depth was already there. The pattern is identical: total attention for weeks. An intensity that redefines the woman's understanding of what connection can feel like. A period where she is the center of the most powerful orbit in the world. Then a slow, sometimes sudden, withdrawal as the companies reclaim the bandwidth. Every partner fell in love with the same version of Elon: the one who gives 100% of his attention. Every partner lost the same version: the one who reduces that 100% to 5% once the initial phase ends and the mission takes the rest. The cruelest part is that the 100% version is real. It is not a performance. He genuinely gives that level of focus in the beginning. The withdrawal is not a reveal of his true self. Both selves are true. The capacity for total attention and the inability to sustain it exist in the same man. The first version is who he is when the mission is quiet. The second is who he is the rest of the time. The mission is quiet for about 3 weeks.
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Hello world 👋 Let's build. 🤖
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Daniel is a freelancer. Daniel has not gotten a client for the past 1 year. Daniel sent 5 personalized cold dms per day. Daniel create projects weekly. Daniel had sleepless nights. Daniel fell sick multiple times. Daniel cried and drink Garri for months. Daniel sent a pitch to a wealthy and ready to spend founder. Daniel landed a $1500 one time contract. Daniel bought a phone worth $900. Daniel bought new clothes and shoes worth $400, Daniel sent $100 to mama. Daniel saved $100. Who is Daniel?🤔
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I wasn’t trying to be a founder. I was just trying to deploy my site… without stress. Hi, I’m Honour, and I’m 19. For the past year, I’ve been quietly building something that I wish existed, a hosting platform that doesn’t overwhelm you, drain your pocket, or make you feel like you need a DevOps degree just to go live. It’s called @pxxl_space and it’s for developers who just want clarity. No cluttered dashboards. No hidden fees. Just clean, instant deployment with pricing that makes sense, especially if you’re just starting out. I built this because I got tired of the noise. Hosting should be calm. It should be fast. It should feel like flying, not fighting. On July 11, Pxxl goes live. And I hope it gives you the peace of mind to build what you’ve been dreaming of. See you at launch. 🚀 -Robinson Honour Founder, PXXL
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In church today My pastor was preaching about setting the bar high as Christians then I just remembered that Caicedo shot that hit the bar💔
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Hello world 👋 Let's build. 🤖
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Today, I worked on making AI assistant smarter about handling customer orders. The goal: help customers go from product questions to confirmed orders and verified payments—with fewer manual steps for the business. Still building, testing, and improving. One workflow at a time
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Anna Lewandowska sur l'adieu de Robert Lewandowski au FC Barcelone au Spotify Camp Nou : « Même aujourd'hui, quand j'y pense, j'ai envie de pleurer. Il y avait un énorme trafic dans la ville et pour arriver à temps, je suis allée au stade en scooter. Je n'arrivais pas tout à fait à réaliser que Robert disait vraiment au revoir au Camp Nou. Je savais que c'était notre dernier moment dans le grand football. Robert m'avait déjà dit qu'après le coup de sifflet final, il y aurait une cérémonie d'adieu. Quand j'ai senti la pelouse du Camp Nou sous mes pieds et que j'ai vu tout le monde autour, des larmes sont montées à mes yeux. Et quand Laura a serré Robert dans ses bras, ça m'a complètement brisée. J'ai vu qu'il pleurait aussi. Pour moi, c'étaient des moments très durs. Jusqu'au bout, j'espérais qu'on resterait à Barcelone. Bien sûr, Munich aussi regorge de souvenirs, c'était là le sommet de la carrière de mon mari. Mais la façon dont les gens à Barcelone vivent le football, le nombre de Polonais qui venaient pour les matchs de Robert, la manière dont ils vivaient ses rencontres, c'était incroyable. Barcelone est liée à de grandes émotions footballistiques. On sait que ça ne reviendra pas à ce point-là. Ce n'est un secret pour personne, je ne voulais pas déménager. J'ai même cherché des solutions différentes – par exemple, qu'on voyagerait en famille pour rejoindre Robert. Mais on sait bien que sur le long terme, ça n'aurait pas fonctionné. J'ai lutté avec moi-même. On a clos un chapitre à cause de mon mari, qui le voulait, mais j'étais dans un endroit que je ne voulais pas quitter. Et où je me sentais heureuse. Ça m'a coûté beaucoup. Maintenant, on se sent vraiment bien à Chicago. J'ai reçu énormément de messages. J'ai toujours eu une très bonne relation avec le président du club, Joan Laporta. Il voyait les émotions avec lesquelles je me débattais. Il est même venu me voir au stade. Il m'a dit : « Je sais ce que tu ressens, mais souviens-toi que ce sera toujours ta maison. Et que vous pourrez toujours revenir ». J'ai énormément de nostalgie pour cette ville. Le meilleur moment à Barcelone ? J'ai en tête plein d'images. Le stade, la maison près de la plage, mon studio Edan au centre de Barcelone. L'équipe avec qui je travaillais au quotidien. La promenade avec le chien sur le boulevard en bord de plage. Les paysages typiques de Barcelone – les scooters dans les rues, le littoral. De petits instants qui peuvent sembler insignifiants, mais qui sont restés gravés dans ma tête et qui ont fait que j'ai aimé cette ville si fort. À la fin de notre séjour à Barcelone, j'ai participé avec l'équipe à une course de 10 km. 3 ou 4 personnes sont venues me voir et m'ont dit quelques mots gentils pour me dire au revoir. J'en ai eu des frissons. J'ai réalisé à quel point j'avais pris racine à Barcelone. Les gens m'ont connue comme la femme de Robert, mais aussi comme Ania, qui a ses propres projets. Je dirige le studio Edan, où les gens viennent avec plaisir. Mes amis les plus proches m'ont organisé une fête d'adieu sur la plage. J'ai reçu d'eux plein de mots de soutien. J'ai le sentiment que Barcelone a aimé Robert. Le club se souvient de lui, il l'a inscrit sur la liste des légendes. Même si les gens font aujourd'hui des montages vidéo avec mon mari, il est le plus souvent en maillot de Barcelone. Robert s'est vraiment attaché à ce club. C'était pour lui quelque chose de bien plus important qu'un contrat. « Je peux dire sans hésiter qu'on a plusieurs foyers. On est de Pologne, on a vécu récemment à Barcelone et à l'avenir, on y retournera sûrement. Chicago, c'est une étape. En même temps, je sens un peu que c'est déjà aussi mon foyer. Je suis contente qu'on ait quitté l'hôtel, qu'on ait notre chez-nous. Je ne cache pas que le processus de déménagement a été exigeant. On a tout réorganisé de zéro, des écoles aux divers documents. Il a fallu apprendre à vivre de l'autre côté du monde. C'était un gros défi. » @WPSportoweFakty via @_BarcaInfo
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Starting a public challenge today. Goal: land a 7-figure business as a client. Only using X. No ads. No agencies. No warm intros. Just free website audits, cold DMs, and showing founders where their site is losing money. I'll post every single day:
• What I did
• What I found
• What worked and what flopped
• Real numbers (DMs, replies, calls) If you're a builder, vibe coder, or freelancer trying to land bigger clients, follow along. You'll get the full playbook for free. Day 1 drops tonight.
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Started using docker and ngrok for Learning and building
Dear Anna! I have created another account Thank you ✌️
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Always clear that many people don’t watch games other than those of the team they are supporting. It’s why anyone would think Gabriel Jesus scoring for Barca is any big deal. Bro, this Barca team would create at least 2-3 big chances for every forward in almost every game. It is almost impossible for you to not score. Rashford was coming off the bench and getting 2 1v1s in 10 minutes mahn. This Barca team is just insane, that’s it. And their failures in Europe have nothing to do with this at all. Centurion Man City team were beating everybody in the premier league by multiple goals, yet they were getting packed in the CL by Monaco. Failures in Europe can be associated to many factors, it doesn’t mean the team or the league is bad.
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You think people that double mark and triple mark Messi, you think they’ve not got brains? They left you with Messi 1v1? I’m crying man 😭
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They’ll leave all the mosques in the area They’ll leave their houses They’ll leave their places of business They’ll gather on the fucking road to pray to one desert donkey And y’all practice that shit! Pathetic
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The first reason you’re poor is your parents. The second is your government, and the third is yourself. But the only two you can blame are your government and yourself. Blame your government today.
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