🚨 Launching something new! Access clean, visual breakdowns of... stock fundamentals: • Revenue • Margins • Performance vs index • How they make money • And much more A collab with Value Sense and myself, built for visual thinkers. Link in thread 🔗👇show more

⏱️ THE WAIT IS FINALLY OVER In just 2... days you will see what FAR Labs have been building. We are about to reveal the foundation of FAR AI, built on new compute, new biometric signals, new science models, and new forms of intelligent play. Each part is designed to help you run faster, produce more, and open fresh revenue streams across AI, science, and gaming. You will see how these layers connect and how they create a system built for real users, real ownership, and real outcomes. Be the first to use FAR AI and unlock new revenue. Follow these steps: 1. Click the link below. 2. Enter your email in the box. 3. Confirm your signup and you are in. Here's the link 👉 PS Spots for early access will move fast, act now.show more

MiaoYan is a lightweight, native macOS Markdown editor for... writing and notes — one of my open-source macOS projects. It just shipped its biggest update to date, introducing Split View for side-by-side Markdown editing and live preview, with smooth bidirectional scroll sync. This release also brings a full visual refinement, layout cycling between sidebar, list, and focus modes, faster startup with native window animations, and broad performance improvements across editing, preview, and export. Built entirely in Swift, not Electron. MiaoYan is local-first, requires no account, collects no telemetry, and avoids AI features by design. I built it for clean Markdown, performance, and a calm writing environment.show more

Claude Code v2.1.198 ships a new built-in skill: /dataviz... It loads chart and dashboard design guidance directly into context: chart type selection, layout rules, and visual hierarchy for data-heavy UIs It also includes a runnable color-palette validator, so Claude can check contrast and accessibility programmatically instead of guessing No install needed, it comes with the CLI 👇show more

How does putting business onchain benefit Avalanche? To answer... this question we have to understand another, what are people willing to pay for? The long-term health of a blockchain depends on sustainable use of the network. Real businesses are the clearest driver of that. They build products people need, bring in real users, and create repeatable demand. That demand shows up in the metrics that matter: application revenue, gas usage, returning users, and value flowing across applications and L1s. Put simply, this is onchain GDP. The measurable economic output of the network. This is where tokenomics becomes grounded in the fundamentals of business. More sustainable businesses lead to more users. More users lead to more revenue onchain. And that is what ultimately supports stronger, more sustainable tokenomics. more businesses = more fees = more burned AVAX. Sustainable crypto is driven by people paying for things they find useful. That’s business. And Avalanche is built for business 🔺show more

Democrat Governor of New Jersey Phil Murphy gave a... billion dollars of tax money to wind farm companies and not a single one was built This was supposedly for ‘Off shore’ wind farms promising 100% clean energy. After tax breaks for the “green companies” and over $600 million in taxpayer funded infrastructure investments, not a single one was built Democrats make money vanish, the “green energy” scams never failshow more

Introducing the Move Alliance This first-of-its-kind ecosystem flywheel fuses... $MOVE buybacks with performance incentives that benefits the builders, the community, and the Movement network. Here's how the Alliance works: - Ecosystem companies commit a portion of their protocol revenue to transparent, on-chain $MOVE buybacks - Liquidity of this foundational chain token and network value compound - App usage and revenue grow and are rewarded with performance-based $MOVE incentives - Ever increasing buybacks, usage-based incentives, and growth fuel a virtuous cycle of mutually beneficial ecosystem and network upside. Within the Alliance, ecosystem teams defer TGEs and instead earn performance-based $MOVE incentives without their own token overhead and drag. A new blueprint. For sustainable value. That lifts the entire community. Welcome to the Move Alliance.show more

Nano Banana Pro actually understands camera logic and film... stocks, not just visual styles You can tell it the exact film stock and describe how the camera should behave, and it responds in a way that feels much closer to how a real cinematographer would interpret those choices. I tested this with 10 iconic film stocks, each paired with a precise prompt, and the results came out shot-ready when generated with Leonardo AI. If you care about realism, mood, and true cinematic accuracy, these 10prompts will completely change how you approach prompting👇show more

This boat rental biz at Tahoe charges $1,000 for... 3 hours (with captain). The owner has 4 boats that each run 3-4 trips/day and they stay booked all summer. ~A million in revenue in 3 months and the margins must be great. Spends the rest of the year at his off-grid house on the Big Island. There are lots of ways to make money. The more important question is: What kind of life do you want?show more

See Black Artist, athletes, etc Are drafted or signed... and made rich Overnight! Yes overnight.. But someone made them rich! (OLD MONEY) made them NEW MONEY They gave them the stage! They gave them the money! Etc They built them! So they can also DESTROY THEM If they get out of line.. That’s why many black stars never speak up! See In this case Diddy Got a little too arrogant And he went to war With a 81 billion dollar company He got cocky with the money That They helped him make Although he was right the company Liked him better as a mascot partner than a equal.. Nonetheless he got too pro black for their liking And they didn’t appreciate how He did them after they gave him So much.. the last straw was he sued them And embarrassed them in the public so they retaliated with vengeance And destroyed him with legal fees And a damaged reputation He may never come back from Because they knew all his dirt! This is a case of when OLD MONEY goes to war With NEW MONEY.. It’s a humbling moment for the NEW MONEY.. THANKS FOR READING🙏🏾🤲🏾✍🏾show more

Reya is bringing high performance trading to the Ethereum... L1 in a way not seen since DeFi Summer: atomically composable with the L1 ecosystem. We used to call it money legos. That means more ways for users to combine DeFi applications. More ways to hedge, express views and find edges as the system evolves. This is a new type of trading layer. One built for a new world. One built for you.show more

$TAO - The behemoth of decentralized AI entered a... new era with #dTAO dynamic TAO. My playbook on how to value #dTAO's dynamics, subnets, and understanding Bittensor's long-term growth perspective. I'll start with a TLDR to save you time, followed by an in-depth thread 🧵👇show more

How much space can you actually afford to rent?... 🤔 As a Christmas present for every YIMBY, we’ve built a new map of rent per square metre for every local authority in England & Wales – and the picture is brutal for renters. 👇show more

Appreciation Post🫶🏻 We just want to take a moment... to express how much we appreciate Az Martinez and Dustin Yu. Their hard work, passion, and the happiness they bring to us as fans mean so much. Every smile, every performance, and every moment they share with us truly inspires and motivates us. Thank you, Az and Dustin, for being a constant source of joy and light. You make us proud every single day, and no matter how small or big our fandom may be, our support for the both of you will always be overflowing. Here’s to more memories, more milestones, and more reasons to celebrate the beautiful journey of Az and Dustin together. #AzTin #AZMartinez #DustinYushow more

You've probably seen a bunch of AI-generated ads lately...... Wanna know how to make them yourself? I’m breaking it all down in this thread 🧵👇 Bookmark this for later—it’s packed with prompts and how to use Higgsfield AI for the visuals.show more

Experimenting with tldraw, xyflow · React Flow · Svelte... Flow & Mermaid JS as visual ways to interact with a code base for interactive modern code review. Claude & Codex can generate so much code so quickly that we are going to need new ways to review and understand their work. Markdown documents, ERDs, tree-maps, flow-charts, systems architecture diagrams, process maps. These could be the new lingua franca of a higher level abstraction of software development. What you're seeing below is a visualisation of the database structure of a Laravel app, automatically generated in a visual code review tool to help with the review of a new feature.show more

Got a couple sets of the new Retro+ |... Haute42 pushbuttons and I’m honestly shocked at how much I like them. Might be my new favorite buttons (previously been die hard Gamerfinger). They feel awesome with stock wind engine switches, but you can swap in other low-profile switches.show more

We've been cooking... launching Hero 2.0 today What's new:... - Studio photos.. scan one item and get six studio-grade listing images - API / MCP access for devs so you can use Hero in your workflows + index listings on LLMs - Hero Shop... get more distro on your listings with our shop (unique stuff found nowhere else) - Releasing the Hero app for Android Here's a demo of Studio Photos, check it out:show more

Design Engineering Tip: Add friction at the end of... a scroll interaction. When users reach the edge of a scrollable area, the movement should not just stop instantly. A subtle resistance, bounce, or slowdown can make the interface feel more physical and less mechanical. It helps users understand that they reached a boundary without needing extra labels or visual indicators. Used carefully, this can make scrolling feel more natural and closer to how objects behave in the real world.show more

Not a dick measuring contest. Just a difference of... incentives. Trump Tower was built privately. Private capital has to earn its keep and people actually have to choose to stay there, buy a condo, or lease space. Bad design or function gets punished fast with empty rooms, lost revenue, and real pain for the builder. That’s why you get something tall, useful, and still valuable decades later. The Obama library is a legacy project with roughly the same money. Foundations, donors, and public land perks funded it. The people writing the big checks aren’t the daily users, and there’s no monthly rent test forcing constant improvement. And the result is a lot of “iconic”, whatever that means, and not much everyday value. (And they made it ugly) The TLDR is that free markets don’t promise perfection, but they do make waste expensive and reward what people voluntarily pay for. Different incentives, different buildings.show more