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Salary won't make you rich.
I've listed 70 passive income ideas to earn while you sleep.
∞For (Ist 500 people only).
All you need is:
- Smartphone/PC
- Internet
- 2-4 hours a day
To get it just:
1. Like & repost
2.Bookmark
3. Comment “ FREE ”
4. Follow me @Onil_coder (so I can DM).
Onil Coder retweeted
What if you could create cinematic AI films, not just short clips? 🎬
Meet Story Cutz — turn your imagination into cinematic AI stories.
⚡ Generate videos up to 30 seconds
⚡ 3X faster generation than Higgsfield*
⚡ Keep characters consistent across scenes
🎥 Extend scenes to build longer stories
Imagine creating an entire cinematic story with AI — starting from just one scene.
Want to see what’s possible? Try it yourself 👇
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Create epic scenes. Build entire stories. All with AI.
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Onil Coder retweeted
Some scenes don’t need words.
Just a quiet forest.
A girl.
And a dragon that somehow feels real.
This isn’t another 5-second AI clip.
It’s a continuous cinematic moment — same character, same emotion, same world — generated in one go.
That’s the difference Story Cutz is making.
Up to 30 seconds.
Character consistency.
Scene continuation.
3X faster than what most creators are still stuck with.
If you’ve been waiting for AI that can actually hold a feeling…
this is it.
Try it yourself → storycutz.com/
Onil Coder retweeted
CLAUDE CAN FIX YOUR ENTIRE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN JUST ONE WEEKEND.
Here are 10 prompts to help you build wealth from scratch:
Onil Coder retweeted
GOODBYE FIGMA.
Claude now designs and builds your whole website like a $15K agency.
Here are 5 prompts, from first sketch to live page:
🔖 Save this. Send it to anyone still paying for a website.
Onil Coder retweeted
Andrej Karpathy’s 1-hour Stanford lecture on AI engineering might be one of the best explanations of how modern AI systems actually work.
The progression he lays out is surprisingly simple:
10% → LLM
30% → Prompt
50% → Agent
70% → Loop
100% → Graph
And that progression explains something important:
AI engineering is NOT just about writing better prompts.
A prompt is only one small part of the system.
The real leverage comes from everything you build around the model:
→ Context
→ Memory
→ Tools
→ Data
→ Feedback
→ Execution loops
→ Multiple agents
→ Workflows and dependencies
A basic LLM answers a question.
An agent can take an action.
A loop lets the system evaluate, improve, and try again.
But a graph connects all of these pieces into a larger system where information, decisions, tools, and agents can flow together.
That’s the shift happening in AI engineering.
We’re moving from:
“Give the model a prompt.”
to:
“Build a system that lets the model actually do the work.”
One line from the lecture captures the idea perfectly:
“Delete everything, keep Graph.”
If you’re building AI agents, workflows, or AI-powered products, this lecture is definitely worth watching.
Watch it once.
Then bookmark it. You’ll probably come back to it.
#AI #AIAgents #AIEngineering
Onil Coder retweeted
A woman has carried an Apple Card for 4 years.
No annual fee. Titanium card in her wallet. She loves how clean the app looks and how it tells her exactly where her money goes.
She uses it at the grocery store, at restaurants, at gas stations, and for Amazon orders. She taps the physical card because "it's easier than pulling out my phone." Every month she earns a few dollars of Daily Cash, and she's never thought about it again.
Last month she told her coworker: "Apple Card is fine, but the rewards are kind of meh. It's just 1% back on everything."
Her coworker, a former fintech product manager who spent years working on card rewards programs, set down her coffee and said:
"You're earning 1% because you're paying with the physical card. That's the lowest rate it has. The titanium card earns 1%. Apple Pay earns 2%. Certain merchants earn 3% when you pay with Apple Pay. You've been leaving up to two thirds of your rewards on the table for 4 years, and the difference is just which way you tap. You've never sent your Daily Cash to the Savings account, so it just sits there earning nothing. You've never used Monthly Installments for Apple purchases at 0% interest. You've never looked at the payment tab that shows what interest would cost you before you carry a balance. You've never set up Apple Card Family. You've never turned on the spending summaries. You've never used the virtual card number for online shopping. You think it's a basic card. It's one of the most feature-rich cards in your wallet, and you've been using it with the sound off."
She opened Wallet on her iPhone and spent 20 minutes changing 10 things.
Her next month of Daily Cash was more than double the previous one, with the exact same spending.
"I didn't need a new card. I needed to stop tapping the titanium one."
Here's every Apple Card feature most owners never use
🧵
Onil Coder retweeted
there is no catch and that scares me
Elon Musk posted an idea that hit 27 million views:
"stop building startups. buy boring internet real estate and let bots run it"
that's literally what Grok Bot does now. the whole setup costs $0 on top of the sub:
→ create a bot, name it Mogul
→ tell it to find one boring niche people search every day (it reads X and reddit complaints in real time, it's grok)
→ it builds a small directory site on its own computer and ships one useful page every night
→ it negotiates affiliate and referral deals itself, by email, in your name
→ publishing runs on a routine. telegram sends you the money reports
→ month one: traffic. month three: the first $217. it never stops after that
your laptop stays shut. the site grows anyway
every page is a tiny employee that works forever. it compounds like rent
some of them run 3 sites each and haven't opened a single one. they don't post about it, and now you know why
every month you wait, someone's bot ships another 30 pages into the niche you would've picked
full playbook below
bookmark this before someone takes your niche
Onil Coder retweeted
You can make $17,292 per month with a Faceless YouTube Channel, if you have:
1. Wifi
2. Laptop
3. Two hours per day
I have prepared a detailed guide for this. It's completely FREE:
To get it:
1. Follow me (So I can DM you )
2. Retweet
3. Reply " Need"
Must follow me to get DM. Free for 48 hours.
Onil Coder retweeted
For 70 years, we were told plastic was safe because it doesn't react with anything.
Nature just published proof that it does. And the trigger is water.
Researchers at Columbia University and UC Berkeley took six of the most common plastics on Earth.
Polyethylene. Polypropylene. Polystyrene. PVC. PET. Acrylic.
The stuff in your water bottles, food containers, pipes and packaging.
They ground them into microplastics and dropped them into plain water.
Nothing else. No sunlight. No chemicals. Just plastic and water.
And the water started changing.
At the surface of every single plastic, it began producing hydroxyl radicals. One of the most reactive and destructive molecules in chemistry.
All six plastics did it. Every one.
To prove it, they added a yellow dye to water with polystyrene. Over 10 days, nearly 90% of the dye was destroyed. The water turned almost clear.
In other liquids, the dye survived. Only water made the plastic active.
In plain English:
The plastic isn't leaking a toxic chemical.
It is turning the water around it into something that attacks.
Then they tested what that does to living things.
DNA and proteins got pulled onto the plastic surface like magnets.
Proteins started clumping together.
And red blood cells that touched the particles were torn into broken fragments.
But here is the twist.
The most dangerous plastics were the ones we trusted most.
Polyethylene and polypropylene, the "safe" plastics in bottles and food containers, were the most reactive of all.
The effect was weaker in blood serum. But it was still there.
And microplastics have already been found in human blood, brains, placentas and arteries.
The lead researcher said it plainly: "Water is a key active player here, rather than just a spectator."
We spent decades asking what chemicals leak out of plastic.
Nobody thought to ask what plastic does to the water inside us.
How many times have you sipped from a plastic bottle today?
Onil Coder retweeted
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Your first AI marketing workflow doesn't have to cost a fortune. 🔥
Dreamina for $0.29 your first month + discounted CapCut Pro, starting at just $6.29 combined.
Create in Dreamina, polish it in CapCut PC.
⏳ The deal runs Oct 20–30, exclusively on CapCut Desktop.
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Onil Coder retweeted
The Black Friday savings are live at CapCut: 60% off Pro and 40% off Ultra from October 20–30, exclusively on CapCut Desktop.
For a Halloween bakery visual, small styling choices help establish the mood around the treats.
Local Inpainting in CapCut PC lets you work on a selected area of an AI-generated shot. Revisit a detail, assess the updated result, and check how it fits with the other scenes in the campaign.
Keep the seasonal presentation connected across the video.
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Onil Coder retweeted
BREAKING: Grok could be your personal X DM manager.
Imagine handling your X inbox like a $60/hour community manager — without manually sorting every message.
Use these 7 prompts to build a smarter DM workflow:
Onil Coder retweeted
Earn up to $3,000 monthly with Google, but not many are aware of this opportunity.
Ready to jump in? All you need is:
→ Internet access
→ A smartphone or computer
→ Time (2-3 hours)
Want the free guide? Here’s how:
1. Like
2. Comment "Google"
(Follow, So I'll DM you)
Onil Coder retweeted
120 AI Tools That Will Redefine How You Work in 2026.🧵✨
1. Ideas
- YOU
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Bing Chat
2. Presentation
- Prezi
- Pitch
- PopAi
- Slides AI
- Slidebean
3. Website
- Dora
- Wegic
- 10Web
- Framer
- Durable
4. Writing
- Rytr
- Jasper
- Copy AI
- Textblaze
- Writesonic
5. AI Models
- RenderNet
- Glambase App
- Luma AI
- Sora (OpenAI)
- Leonardo AI
6. Meeting
- Tldv
- Krisp
- Otter
- Avoma
- Fireflies
7. Chatbots
- Poe
- Claude
- Gemini
- ChatGPT
- HuggingChat
7. Automation
- ClickUp
- Drift
- Outreach
- Emplifi
- Phrasee
8. UI/UX
- Uizard
- Visily
- Khroma
- Galileo AI
- VisualEyes
9. Image
- Stylar
- Freepik
- Phygital+
- StockIMG
- Bing Create
10. Video
- Pictory
- HeyGen
- Nullface
- Decohere
- Synthesia
11. Design
- Looka
- Clipdrop
- Autodraw
- Vance AI
- Designs AI
12. Marketing
- AdCopy
- Predis AI
- Howler AI
- Bardeen AI
- AdCreative
13. Twitter
- Typefully
- Postwise
- Metricool
- Tribescaler
- TweetHunter
🧠 Follow @tec_marco10 for AI tools smart creators use 🪄👇
Onil Coder retweeted
12 Websites That Pay You Daily 💸
1. Arise.com
2. KellyConnect.com
3. Gaggle.net
4. Paidwork.com
5. Toptal.com
6. TranscriptionHub.com
7. Preply.com
8. OmniInteractions.com
9. Rev.com
10. TaskRabbit.com
11. Swagbucks.com
12. NexRep.com
💡 Save this list for later.
One of these websites could become your next income opportunity.
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for more AI, money-making & productivity resources. 🚀
Onil Coder retweeted
Light can circle Earth about 7.5 times in one second, yet it takes 8 minutes and 17 seconds for sunlight to reach us, around 4 hours to reach Neptune, and over 4 years to reach
50 NEW internet rabbit holes you can spend hours exploring👇
No repeats. Just websites worth getting lost in. 🌐
1. radio.garden — Spin the globe and listen to radio stations around the world
2. earth.nullschool.net — Watch Earth's winds, oceans,
3. ventusky.com — Explore weather patterns
4. globalfishingwatch.org — See fishing activity across the world's oceans
5. volcano.si.edu — Explore volcanoes and their history
6. worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov — Explore satellite imagery of Earth
7. worldwind.arc.nasa.gov — Explore a 3D virtual globe
8. climate.nasa.gov — Explore climate science and visualizations
9. ocean.si.edu — Dive into the science of our oceans
10. spelunking.space — Explore the weirdness of the internet
11. geotastic.net — Test your geography skills
12. geoguessr.com — Travel the world without leaving your chair
13. what3words.com — Discover locations using
14. mapillary.com — Explore street-level imagery from around the world
15. kartaview.org — Browse crowdsourced street imagery
16. themuseumofmaps.com — Explore interactive maps and geographic stories
17. openhistoricalmap.org — Explore historical geography through maps
18. oldmapsonline.org — Discover old maps from around the world
19. geohack.toolforge.org — Explore geographic
20. wikimapia.org — Discover places and details on a world map
21. eyes.nasa.gov — Explore planets, asteroids, and spacecraft in 3D
22. exoplanets.nasa.gov — Discover worlds beyond
23. spaceweather.com — Explore solar activity and space weather
24. heavens-above.com — Track satellites and celestial objects
25. in-the-sky.org — Explore the night sky and astronomy events
26. spaceengine.org — Explore a virtual universe
27. solar-system.nasa.gov — Dive into the planets and moons of our solar system
28. phet.colorado.edu — Experiment with interactive science simulations
29. newtinteractive.com — Explore interactive science and math explainers
30. hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.ed… — Explore physics concepts through linked explanations
31. wolframalpha.com — Ask questions and explore computational knowledge
32. brilliant.org — Learn math and science through interactive problems
33. ncase.me — Explore interactive explanations of complex ideas
34. explorabl.es — Discover interactive science and math experiments
35. quantamagazine.org — Explore the strangest corners of science
36. semanticscholar.org — Discover scientific papers and research
37. core.ac.uk — Search open-access academic research
38. jstor.org — Dive into millions of academic articles
39. arxiv.org — Explore scientific preprints
40. mathworld.wolfram.com — Fall down the mathematics rabbit hole
41. wellcomecollection.org — Explore fascinating historical objects and stories
42. smithsonianlibraries.si.edu — Discover rare books and historical collections
43. digitalcollections.nypl.org — Explore photos, maps, and archives
44. collections.louvre.fr — Browse the Louvre's art collection
45. britishmuseum.org/collection — Explore artifacts from human history
46. digitaltmuseum.org — Discover objects from museums across Scandinavia
47. musicbrainz.org — Explore the world's music database
48. letterboxd.com — Discover movies and endless film rabbit holes
49. mynoise.net — Explore sounds for focus, relaxation, and sleep
50. theuselessweb.com — Click a button and discover a random website
Save this. Your next internet rabbit hole is waiting. 🔖
Follow @justinbrave21 for more useful websites, AI tools & tech resources.