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Apple has sold tens of millions of AirTags.
My buddy Dan bought four of them two years ago. He clipped one to his keys, one to his luggage, and then tossed the other two in a kitchen drawer and forgot about them.
Last month, he lost his wallet at the airport. He opened the Find My app and just stared at the screen, because he had no idea how any of it actually worked.
A guy standing next to him, a former Apple Store Genius, glanced over and said: "Bro, you're using 15% of that thing."
Over the next ten minutes, he showed Dan every setting he had never touched. Dan found his wallet in 40 seconds.
Here are 10 AirTag features and settings most owners never find, in the exact order he showed them:
Here's the exact checklist Dan followed that night. Do it once and you're done.
1. Name every AirTag clearly, like "Gym Bag" or "Car Keys," so you know what you're looking at.
2. Make sure Notify When Left Behind is on for anything you can't afford to lose.
3. Add Trusted Locations: home, work, gym.
4. Know where Lost Mode lives, so you can add your number in seconds.
5. Share the family items with your partner or kids.
6. Test Precision Finding once, so you know how it feels.
That's it. No subscription, no extra app, and no monthly fee.
Dan hasn't lost his wallet, keys, or luggage since that day at the airport. One minute of setup bought him years of peace of mind.
Do it tonight, before you need it.
AirTags aren't the "keys and luggage" gadget most people think they are.
They're a $29 insurance policy for the stuff that ruins your day when it vanishes: your wallet, your bag, your bike, your car keys, your dog's collar, your kid's backpack.
Dan thought he was buying a toy. Two years later, it's the cheapest peace of mind he owns.
Here's the recap:
- Use Precision Finding instead of Play Sound
- Turn on Notify When Left Behind
- Add Trusted Locations
- Set up your phone number for Lost Mode
- Share them with family
- Use Share Item Location with airlines
- Watch for unknown AirTag alerts
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The difference between QUITTING A TOXIC JOB and MAKING THEM FIRE YOU that HR hides:
QUITTING A TOXIC JOB
- You walk out with $0 severance.
- You lose your right to unemployment checks.
- Your health insurance gets cut off at midnight.
- You save your boss $25,000 in payroll.
MAKING THEM FIRE YOU
- You get paid full wages to job hunt on the clock.
- You collect $2,000 to $3,500/mo in state unemployment.
- You force HR to document every fake complaint.
- You walk out with a severance check and paid COBRA.
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What does it take to bring a pixel character to life?
I created this pixel animation demo with Hy4 in WorkBuddy, starting with a character image and exploring how it could be turned into an interactive experience.
Compared with Hy4 preview, Hy4 introduces visual understanding, combining image interpretation with reasoning and tool use to tackle visual tasks.
Hy4 keeps its pricing unchanged at $0.834 per million input tokens, $2.501 per million output tokens and $0.042 per million tokens on cache hits.
The challenge was to preserve the character’s colors and design while creating idle, walking, and jumping animations—with directional controls and buttons to switch between actions.
Here’s how it turned out. What kind of pixel character would you bring to life?
Discover WorkBuddy: workbuddy.ai/
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78,083 𝐢𝐧 5 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐬.
Nobody built it to be smart. They built it to be fast.
Example flows shared:
$7 → $3,595
$30 → $11,063
$142 → $13,356
$1,205 → $37,939
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According to the breakdown, the logic wasn’t complex:
• Track BTC price movements
• Compare them with Polymarket odds
• Enter when pricing is misaligned
• Exit when the gap closes
The idea is simple:
Not “be right” — just “be faster than the adjustment.”
While traders analyze charts…
the system executes in loops.
While decisions are being made…
the edge may already be gone.
While humans hesitate…
automation compounds.
I found this interesting enough to break down the structure behind it.
If you want the full breakdown and flow logic:
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The next stage of AI video isn't just about generating better-looking clips. It's about creating systems that can respond to instructions, interact in real time, and stay consistent throughout the experience.
But how do we measure that progress?
StreamEval is working on this through an open leaderboard for interactive streaming video
generation.
Its benchmark includes 300 scripted test cases across 5 tasks. Rather than judging models on appearance alone, it measures task execution, state consistency, visual fidelity, and audiovisual coordination through 10 task-specific metrics on a 0–100 scale.
One finding worth noting: even models with impressive visual quality can struggle with
reliable request execution and maintaining state consistency.
StreamEval makes its evaluation process open and reproducible. Its code is available on
GitHub, allowing researchers and developers to examine the methodology and reproduce
evaluations when they have access to the relevant models and APIs
The research collaboration includes contributors from Tsinghua University, NVIDIA, Carnegie Mellon University, UC Berkeley, Princeton University, NUS, and Reactor.
Model providers can also submit API endpoints for testing under the StreamEval framework.
For founders, engineering teams, researchers, and investors following this space, comparable and verifiable results can offer a clearer picture of actual progress.
Take a look: streameval.ai
What would you prioritize when ranking interactive video models: reliability, consistency, or visual quality?
#StreamEval #StreamEvalBenchmark #streamingvideo
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I talk over the stove in my cooking videos and captioned this one while the water boiled
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Tips Excel
Extract Phones & Mails From Mixed Text
Phone numbers and emails mixed in Excel cells?
Stop extracting them manually! Learn easy ways to pull phone numbers and email addresses from messy text into clean, separate data. @msexcel @Microsoft365 @Microsoft @MicrosoftLearn #Excel #ExcelTips