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kami retweeted
a few tips on how to edit videos with opus 5.5/astra/davinci and do things like color grading
i think we'll look back at claude opus 5.5 as the moment anyone who's ever wanted to become a vlogger, make internet videos, or build a video marketing machine could do it without a team or editing skills
millions of people who would've sat on the sidelines will now be making videos over the next 24 months
Goyest behavior continuing to support corporations that are giving the money they promised you to "onboarders" and using that as marketing to lure more of you now that you've run dry.
kami retweeted
One month of using my beautiful @jup_mobile x @Claynosaurz 🦖🦕virtual card & I wanted to share some alpha with you all:
-0% FX fees on your first $10,000 in monthly spending (no extra fees when paying in foreign currencies) , with fees reimbursed through the end of 2026
-Up to 4% cashback on everyday purchases
-Already have a Jupiter Card? You can add this one as a second card
-Last but not least, just look at this beauty
I've been collecting cashback, withdrawing it and getting my FX fees reimbursed throughout the month 😗
Just Use Jupiter Mobile
kami retweeted
who would have thought that web browsers would become the hottest startup category in 2025??
perplexity comet, dia browser, openai browser etc all racing to own the same basic interface from 1993.
but it makes perfect sense. browsers capture pure intent data. every search, every click, every micro-decision about what you actually want vs what you say you want.
that's the most valuable training data for AI systems. whoever owns the browser owns the pipeline to human desire.
chrome's 3 billion users suddenly looks like the most valuable dataset on earth.
kami retweeted
It’s quite nuanced so I am not sure how much benefit a site would end up having.
Majority of CT is not capable of thinking critically about the following:
-what’s the threshold for number of scams promoted before it’s malicious?
-what’s the threshold for undisclosed paid shills before it’s malicious vs accidental?
-when is it fair to call a project a scam vs failure?
(people call projects a scam because the token price never went up or the token was never launched)
-when can you forgive people for past mistakes?
-what burden of proof is considered as evidence?
(people get falsely accused of being paid shills without evidence and it gets a lot of engagement on X bc they’re controversial)
There’s a difference between doing 1-2 paid promotions with the same legit brand for months or years vs multiple per week with a questionable brand.
Ethos made an attempt at reputation however it was abused by low quality farmers.
Majority of CT would see a name on the site and immediately bring out the pitchforks….
The conclusion reached would be the exact same thing everyone knows.
Do not trust random people online.
kami retweeted
$Shitcoin (CA JVtVUduUFx3HL3fA87YA77YDGn5iQoYDeDaLFNopump) Snipers have 2.5%, insiders have 4.1%, team holds 4% per devsnightmare.
No major clusters on Bubblemaps. CEX cluster has 45.3%, Binance funded wallets have 13.5%, Coinbase 15%, Kucoin 11.9% (high, red flag), Kraken 5.3%, Moonpay 3.3%, Revolut 2.8%, Gate 2.6%, OKX 2%.
Top 10 holders have 20.15%, 1.14k holders with an average bag at $110. Nfa
kami retweeted
the market hasn’t printed a 10m runner in a month.
so how is this guy up 140k in a week?
is this just edge or are we all getting farmed?
Since when is it illegal to poke fun of politicians in a childlike non vulgar or blasphemous lible way?
I don't think even in the dark ages.
#1984 in the UK
Only funny meme out of the bunch without too 10 holding 70%
But can you explain why wbtc pair and not BTC meme?
@BigTesticlCoin
kami retweeted
I gave Grok Bot one job: erase my digital footprint.
It finds every people-search site, data broker, old forum, and account listing my name, phone, address or old emails, builds a table, sends the removal requests itself on the rows I approve, closes the old accounts I tick, and checks again in 30 days.
Here's how, step by step:
Step 1. Paste this into your Bot:
Find everywhere I appear online. My name: [NAME]. My phone: [NUMBER]. My address: [ADDRESS]. Old emails: [LIST].
Search people-search and data broker sites, old forums, and any account under my name. Build a table: the site, what it shows about me, the removal link or email, and whether you can do it yourself.
For every row I tick, submit the removal request from your own email address, or close the account, and log the date and what you sent. Never enter my card details or a password. If a site needs me to log in, stop and tell me.
In 30 days, check every row again and tell me what came back.
Step 2. Tick the rows you want gone. It touches those and nothing else.
Step 3. Add one line to its instructions: "Before anything that sends, pays, posts or deletes, stop and show me."
Twenty minutes to set up. Then every site that sells your address gets a removal request with your name on it, and you never have to think about it again.
