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THIS GUY MAKES ~$10,000/MONTH FINDING SECURITY HOLES IN A MAJOR GROCERY STORE CHAIN’S SYSTEMS. He walks through a billion-dollar grocery chain he doesn't work for. Not for the groceries. For the cracks in their systems nobody else bothered to look for. He finds them, writes it all down, hands it over Walks away ~$10k richer, having quietly stopped a breach that would've made the news. They never learn his name. They just fix what he found. I built the software version of that instinct with Claude
kiosa1,383,161 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS GUY TURNED A SIMPLE PARKING SENSOR INTO A $1M BUSINESS. A guy built a parking sensor that lives in his garage - not just an app, but a real device. A distance sensor watches your bumper. A 5x5 light grid (readable straight through your backup camera) flashes blue as you pull in, then locks solid red the moment you hit the spot. Hold a button once to set where "stop" is. It even sleeps after 20 seconds so it's not glowing all night. Best detail: his truck is stainless steel - a mirror finish that should've killed the readings. Worked anyway, because he tested instead of trusting the datasheet. The hardware's the hard part. The software side - a dashboard, remote status, a control page - goes online for $0: free domain, free hosting, free SSL. Here's how to ship it for nothing
kiosa51,832 次观看 • 14 天前
A SOLO DEVELOPER IS USING CLAUDE CODE TO HUNT BUG BOUNTIES ON PLANES. THE SETUP COSTS $20/MONTH. THE PAYOUTS RUN TO $15,000 PER FINDING. Companies are paying thousands of dollars for finding vulnerabilities in their systems. > The Math: > 1 valid low-severity bug = $200–$1000 > 1 valid high-severity bug = $1,000–$15,000 > 1 critical RCE on a top program = tens of thousands > DeFi audits on Immunefi = some of the largest payouts in the field > The Stack: > 51 skills: auto-load based on what you're testing > 574 patterns: curated from real disclosed HackerOne reports > /triage: 7-question gate that validates before you file > /report: generates clean submissions for every major platform > Burp MCP: Claude reads your HTTP traffic directly > The Cost: $20/month Claude plan. Everything else free. > You don't need a security degree. You don't need expensive tools. You don't need a team. > You need the bundle and 3 minutes to install it. Full setup, every command, legal targets to practice on below
kiosa109,639 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS GUY WALKS AROUND WITH A SMALL DEVICE LOOKING FOR WI-FI WEAKNESSES AND REPORTEDLY MAKES UP TO $15,000/MONTH. Some companies pay thousands of dollars for valid security findings. it's called Claude-BugHunter. free. MIT license. installs in 3 minutes. it turns Claude into a security researcher with: > 51 specialist skills > 574 real-world attack patterns > 24 vulnerability classes > Built-in validation > Auto-generated bounty reports The killer feature? /triage Before you submit anything, Claude tries to kill your finding. One failed check = no report. That’s the difference between getting paid and getting ignored. Bug bounties range from $50 to $25,000+ per valid vulnerability. Cost to start: ~$20/month. Full setup below
kiosa77,255 次观看 • 1 个月前
CLAUDE JUST REPLACED ONE TEAM MEMBER. HERE’S WHAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW. For two years, "using AI at work" meant: open a tab -> paste your problem -> copy the answer back. Anthropic just killed that. With Claude Tag you Claude R Perrin in Slack like a coworker - it breaks the task into stages, runs your tools and codebase, and posts the finished pull request back in the thread. You stopped talking to a window. You started delegating to a worker. The chatbot-in-a-tab era is ending
kiosa47,701 次观看 • 1 个月前
A FORMER ANTHROPIC EMPLOYEE ALLEGEDLY LEAKED CLAUDE’S SECRET COMMANDS - AND PEOPLE ARE LOSING IT. Top 5 Claude prompts Anthropic doesn’t want you to know… so you keep wasting tokens: /ghost Use before your prompt to get a more human, natural answer. artifacts Add after your prompt to make Claude build an app, game, or dashboard inside the chat. OODA Use before your prompt to force Claude into military-style decision analysis. L99 Add at the end to get the most advanced expert-level response possible. /god mode Use before your prompt to unlock Claude’s most aggressive, detailed answer style. Want more hidden Claude repos that saves you time and money? Bookmark and read the article below
kiosa65,186 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS GUY LANDS AN AIRPLANE EVERY SINGLE NIGHT RIGHT FROM HIS BEDROOM. Three curved screens turn a wall into open sky. A real cockpit panel in front of him: yokes, throttle, a working GPS, switches exactly where the real aircraft has them. He wanted to fly since he was a kid. Flight school costs 10-20k more than most people's first car - so for years it was a poster, not a plan... He built the cockpit instead. Real instruments, real procedures, rehearsing the exact checklist an instructor will one day grade. Sometimes the workaround to a big dream is engineering the cheap version of the real thing. I did that with flying itself - not the plane, the ticket. Claude finds the cheapest way onto a real flight instead of paying full price. He built his way into the cockpit. I built my way into the seat. Here's how
kiosa19,826 次观看 • 21 天前
THIS WHITE HACKER FINDS PUBLIC WI-FI SECURITY FLAWS AND CAN GET PAID $10K FOR IT. A tiny device. One fake “Free Wi-Fi” network. One login page that looks real. That’s enough to test if employees will enter credentials into the wrong place. He doesn’t steal passwords. He runs authorized tests. Finds the weak spot. Documents it. Reports it. Company fixes the training, network, and portal security. He gets paid. The company avoids a breach. That’s why bug bounty and security audits exist. Full breakdown below.
kiosa12,680 次观看 • 19 天前
IT LOOKS LIKE HE'S FLYING A JET BUT THE PLANE IS JUST 3 FEET LONG, HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE? FPV goggles down. A full cockpit rig - stick, throttle, a working radio. He banks, he rolls, he lines up the runway. Except there's no cockpit. The plane is three feet long, out on the grass. Here's what's actually happening: those goggles stream live video from a camera on the plane - so he sees exactly what the plane sees, in real time. He's not watching it fly. He's in it. A few things people don't realize: - FPV planes like this can top 100 mph. - The whole rig costs less than a single hour of real flight lessons. - It's how a lot of actual pilots first learned the feel of flight. The closest thing to flying a real aircraft without ever leaving the ground. He found the cheapest way into a cockpit. I found the cheapest way into an actual seat - using Claude to hunt down the flight before you overpay for it. Here's how
kiosa14,090 次观看 • 25 天前
THIS GIRL MAKES $8K/MONTH TESTING AIRLINE COMFORT. She boards a flight she doesn't need to take. Not for the destination. For the things nobody tells you - the seat that secretly reclines more, the row where the engine goes quiet, the legroom hiding in plain sight. She measures it, writes it all down, shares the hacks. And gets paid for knowing which three inches of an airplane are worth fighting for. Most people just take whatever seat they're handed. She turned knowing better into a living. I built the research version of that instinct with Claude - the prompts that find you the cheapest, smartest flight before you ever book.
kiosa15,433 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS STUDENT BUILT A MACHINE THAT LOCKS ONTO ANY PLANE IN THE SKY AND FOLLOWS IT - BY ITSELF. A camera on a 3D-printed turret. Stepper motors. A tangle of wires. Computer vision that spots an aircraft, centers the crosshair, and tracks it across the sky in real time. No aerospace lab. A bedroom, a desk, and code. Two things this quietly proves: -> The hard part of robotics used to be the code. Now you describe what you want - “find the plane, center it, follow it” - and AI writes it. The barrier dropped from an engineering degree to an afternoon. -> The impressive builds aren’t bought anymore. They’re prompted. Vision + motors + a model that writes the logic. He built a machine to chase planes across the sky for fun. I use the same instinct for something that pays - Claude chasing planes across the price charts, to find the cheapest seat before you book. Here’s how
kiosa14,077 次观看 • 29 天前
THIS 17 YEAR OLD BUILT 40 APPS WITH CLAUDE CODE AND NOW EARNS $36,000/MONTH. HE WROTE ZERO CODE HIMSELF. He didn’t hire engineers. He built a repeatable production system. The Stack: ->Claude Code: The Builder (writes 90% of every app) ->AppTweak: The Scout (finds keywords nobody is competing on) ->Figma: The Designer (icon + screenshots in under an hour) ->RevenueCat: The Monetizer (tracks every subscription automatically) The System: One keyword triggers the entire lifecycle: Research -> Validation -> Boilerplate -> Core Feature -> ASO Metadata -> App Store submission. The Math: >10 apps × $500/mo average = $5,000/mo baseline. >Scale winners to $3K/mo each × 12 apps = $36K/mo. >Same boilerplate. New keyword. Ship in days, not months. The Cost: ~$60/month in tools. 2 hours/week to manage. You don’t need a computer science degree. You don’t need a dev team. You don’t need to know Swift. You need the system. Full workflow, every prompt, every step below
kiosa21,902 次观看 • 2 个月前
THIS TOP-TRADER’S 3 CLAUDE PROMPTS TURN ANY STOCK INTO A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT IN 5 MINUTES. Here is how you can become profitable and analyze any stocks in 5 minutes using Claude. This is the exact 3-prompt framework I use to break down stocks fast: >Why is the stock moving? Claude explains the investment thesis, key catalysts, risks, and what Wall Street is saying. >Is the business healthy - and is the stock cheap? Claude checks fundamentals, valuation, and compares it against 5 competitors. >What happens next? Claude builds bull, base, and bear case scenarios - including potential price targets and when to exit. I use this to build my own investment theses before going deeper. Want the full Claude prompt pack? Comment “PROMPT” and I’ll DM it to you. Follow for more AI investing hacks.
kiosa19,659 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS JAPANESE STUDENT USED CLAUDE TO PROGRAM HIS DEVICE AND ACCIDENTALLY PROVED THE ONLY AI SKILL THAT MATTERS IN 2026. He did it in 15 minutes without knowing how to code. > a Pomodoro timer that tracks study sessions and tells him when to break > a menu to reach every feature on the device > retro video games "for the vibes" Claude coded all three. Exactly as described. In 15 minutes. His words: "now imagine what I could do in an hour." Here's what nobody points out though - the magic wasn't the model. It was how he asked. Clear task, clear outcome, zero jargon. That's the whole game. I broke down the 20 prompts I use to get results like this
kiosa14,283 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS GUY UPLOADS AI PET VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE AND EARNS 30K / MONTH PAYOUTS youtube is quietly paying faceless channels $372K/month for AI-generated videos. no camera. no voice. no editing. the niche is AI pets, data ranking, countries by GDP, population, area. WorldData-style and AI pets channels hit 5M views per video. BEFORE: a 3D artist in Blender. weeks per video. NOW: one prompt to Claude Code. finished animation in minutes. Claude writes the script. Remotion animates. ElevenLabs voices. WaveSpeed renders the visuals. youtube doesn’t check who made the video. it checks retention. ranking videos hold you to the end - the brain needs to know who’s #1. 5 channels in parallel. $52/month in tools. 2 hours a week. the barrier used to be the editor. now it’s who hits publish first. full system below
kiosa17,927 次观看 • 1 个月前
THIS DEVELOPER JUST REVEALED THE WEIRD LITTLE GADGET HE USES TO COLLECT WI-FI HANDSHAKES. Some security researchers reportedly earn up to $15,000/month finding vulnerabilities companies missed. At first glance it looks like a Tamagotchi. But instead of eating food… it “eats” Wi-Fi networks. The more Wi-Fi handshakes it captures, the more effective it becomes at finding nearby networks. Security researchers use tools like this to audit wireless security and identify weaknesses before attackers do. The surprising part? Companies pay real money for valid security findings. Some bug bounty rewards can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars depending on the impact. Here’s how you can build the same workflow with Claude
kiosa11,730 次观看 • 1 个月前
A 22 YEAR STUDENT BUILT AN APP THAT HELPS INFLUENCERS GO VIRAL AND NOW MAKES $25K/MONTH the APP STORE / GOOGLE PLAY MARKET quietly pays solo devs $25,000 a month for creator tools. no team. no funding. no office. the game is keyword arbitrage. find what people already search for, build the exact thing, own the keyword. real numbers: viral hook generator - $4,100/month caption + hashtag tool - $3,600/month 8 apps at $500-4,000 each = $25K BEFORE: shipping one app took 3 months and a full team. $80,000 minimum. NOW: one prompt to Claude Code and you have a working app in days. you describe it, Claude writes the logic, RevenueCat bills, App Store distributes. the real skill isn't coding. it's the keyword filter. popularity 40–70. difficulty under 60. under 4 competitors with 100+ ratings. that's a $500/month app sitting there unbuilt. 75% of all downloads start with search. the store doesn't care who wrote the code. it cares if your keyword matches the query. the barrier used to be the engineer. now it's whoever validates first and hits submit. $60/month in tools. one weekend per app. 12 apps = $25K/month. full keyword filter, Claude prompts, and App Store playbook below
kiosa14,291 次观看 • 1 个月前
YOUTUBE PAID THIS FACELESS CREATOR $24,139 FOR 100M SHORTS VIEWS IN ONE MONTH. His secret? He figured out that YouTube rewards content that combines: >Curiosity >Satisfaction >Retention >A snail walking. >A knife cutting. >A machine working. >A strange animal. A weird fact: The content doesn't need to be complicated. It just needs to make people watch one more second. Most creators focus on making content. The best creators focus on keeping attention. That's what YouTube pays for. Bookmark and share with friends
kiosa12,328 次观看 • 1 个月前
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