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At the Broadview, IL ICE facility today These guys... don’t (and won’t) realize they are just tools and will be quickly discarded when they are not useful.show more

💷We’re delighted to introduce Telegraph Money - your complete... guide to being better off. From property and pensions, to planning your children’s education, you’ll find trusted insight and valuable advice, plus useful tools and calculators.show more

Elon: “We’re working our ass off”… yeah, you can... tell. Grok’s not staying boxed into 𝕏. It’s going everywhere. Real tools. Real use. Not just posts and replies. They’re pushing it hard to actually be useful. That’s the focus. xAI Grokshow more

do you use Developer Mode/Tools in Arc? if so,... would you find it useful if we added a "Pretty Screenshot" tool? prototype/demo from nate parrott below! only want to build if you'd find it valuable for quickly showing off your work-in-progress?show more

🔎 Where I Find New OSINT Tools Most people... spend hours searching for a specific OSINT tool. This is why I want to share with you websites that have almost all OSINT tools. All in one place. Here are 5 worth bookmarking right now. 👇 🗂️ TOOLBOXES ✅ OSINTRack - A growing OSINT tools directory with a clean interface. Good for discovering tools by category quickly. Website link: ✅ OSINT Tools Library - A maintained directory from the OSINT Newsletter. Every tool is tagged by access level (free, limited, or paid). The most actively updated resource of its kind. Website link: ✅ Bellingcat Toolkit - Bellingcat's curated collection of open source investigation tools, organized by category. A trusted resource from one of the most respected names in OSINT. Website link: ✅ OSINT Library - A community-built collection of OSINT tools and resources, organized by investigation type. Great for finding tools you have never heard of before. Website link: ✅ Open Source Intelligence Hub - A clean, no-frills index of OSINT tools and techniques. Useful for quickly scanning what is available across different investigation categories. Website link: __________ Do you know other toolboxes? Let me know in the comments. 👇 P.S. ♻️ Repost if you found this helpful.show more

One of the coolest things about Pika 1.0 is... that it lets you upload your own video footage and use generative AI to edit and reimagine the scene. This alone makes Pika one of the most useful AI video tools out there. One of the most exciting AI launches of the year tbhshow more

10 insanely useful websites that will save you hundreds... of hours of your work: 1. AI photo shoot 2. AI tool to find Customers 3. Create surveys with AI 4. AI Meeting Assistant 5. Data Analyst AI Tool 6. Free Temporary emails 7. Free Midjourney Alternative 8. Business Chatbot: 9. Top AI Tools Store 10. Generate Free AI Musicshow more

First time I've actually found one of Microsoft's AI... Windows 11 tools to be genuinely useful. I know it ain't new, but "Click-To-Do" gives you some contextual options based on what you screenshot and then it automatically fires up the relevant app and does it. Needed a transparent version of this image for a review I'm writing, saved me a good chunk of effort.show more

The game-changer for the next NFT bull run is... already HERE 🔥 Cross-chain NFTs 🌐 What is so special about them and why do they make a difference? Cross-chain NFT is a token that can be moved from one blockchain to another. For example from Ethereum to Base. But why is it useful for projects? 🤔 - Everyone can mint on their favorite chain (the one they keep the funds or the one they like) - Access to NFT protocols and tools from multiple networks - Lower transaction costs (eliminate barriers for new members of the crypto market, adoption) - Enhanced liquidity- Allowing NFTs to move seamlessly between different chains promotes liquidity aggregation. Cross-chain makes NFTs easier, more accessible, and more useful - that's the real #CrossChainRevolutionshow more

💸 Anyone here juggling multiple AI tools for work?... I used to switch between ChatGPT, Claude, and different image/video tools all the time — too many tabs, too many subscriptions, and honestly, it slowed down my workflow. Recently, I tried Rita, and their Seedance 2.0 model is what really stood out 👀 It’s an official ByteDance-powered version, so there’s no waiting queue — everything runs fast and smoothly. What’s even more interesting: • Supports real-person facial recognition • Lets you go from idea → video in one workflow • Low barrier to start — new users can try it for free once Personally, I like generating ideas with ChatGPT, then bringing them into Seedance 2.0 to turn them into actual videos. Feels especially useful for: • Content creators / KOLs working across text, images, and video • Digital workers who want efficiency over juggling multiple tools • AI users who want everything in one place ⚠️ Note: 1. Real-Person Face Feature(Comming Soon) 2. All Generated Videos Will Support Commercial Use. Curious — Do you prefer an all-in-one platform, or separate tools for each task?.... Try it → Want premium subscriptions for less? Check out GamsGo — an easy way to save on popular digital services at a lower cost. 👀 Check it Now👉 #RitaAI #Seedance2show more

NEW favorite artifact. I read this every morning to... catch up on AI news from high-signal X accounts. It's an HTML artifact that curates X posts using the X MCP tools. Composed by my research agents. I have a daily automation that goes through curated X accounts and captures AI papers, projects, and more. I feel like this is closer to the "For You" feed that we all want. Happy to share the artifact and automation instructions if anyone thinks it would be useful for them.show more

My Prediction Market Tools list + Trading Workflow A)... Tools I use: - Betmoar: Filtering + Analysing specific smart money wallets - HashDive - Prediction Market Analytics: Spotting volume and OI changes + whale flows - Polymarket Analytics: Comparing markets across different Prediction Markets - Polycule: Trading on the go - Polysights: Advanced Metrics related to volatility and trends B) My workflow: 1) I usually trade sports + crypto price prediction markets since I have some kind of expertise there 2) I use Betmoar to filter and find interesting markets. Try to enter new markets as early as possible since there are significant mispricings 3) I then use Hashdive to see what OI changes and whale flows are like for a particular market 4) Polymarket Analytics to compare markets across PM and Kalshi to see where I can get the best price 5) Trade directly through PM and Kalshi for now to execute if im on my laptop and Polycule when I'm not 6) I also check in daily on smart money wallets I follow on BetMoar to see if they've made any interesting trades recently I don't focus on Arbitrage, LPing or delta-neutral trades at all. Prefer to either take directional trades where I have an information edge or I'm early Sometimes I'll 'gamble' on sports markets because it's fun C) Takeaways for you: - Only trade in markets you have in-depth knowledge/edge - Being early is lucrative in prediction markets - Pro tools can save you hours trying to find alpha - Don't use too many tools. Use a few and master them instead - Everyone has their own process. Don't copy mine it won't work for you. The point of this tweet was to educate you on how you can build your own process LMK if there's any other useful tools I should check out that could optimise my workflow further!show more

zkgm Union family After accidentally causing chaos between yappers... and testers with the leaderboard last week (didn’t mean to I swear😅) ended up building something new again. Union Mainnet Dashboard 🔗 Where you can: 📊 See total volume bridged 📆 Track active days 📜 View full transaction history If you're actively bridging or just curious about your onchain activity, this dashboard might actually be pretty useful especially for the real clickers. it’s been fun building tools that actually help people navigate the Union ecosystem better. To everyone who’s been sharing, testing and supporting I see you. Truly grateful 🙏 Tagging some union chads Ufuk 0______0 Rempo Goku Badmanshow more

a fun workflow for prepping a talk: > record... a draft video without a script > have Claude Code turn the video into a Notion page with slides + transcript of what I said > ask people for feedback on the video; Claude processes their notes and attaches things as inline comments in the relevant spots > read through the page, manually edit to refine the wording of what I want to say Crucially, I'm in creative control. AI is *not* writing the talk for me in any way! It's providing tools that make it easier for me to think together with my team. h/t Thariq for inspiration, his video editing workflow got me thinking about how useful coding agents can be for video processingshow more

today in Hell Yeah Technology: an uncle of mine... recently had a stroke he was at dinner with his family, making them laugh as usual. when they got home, he told his wife he was feeling “off.” by morning, he physically couldn’t get out of bed after being in a vegetative state for weeks, he’s conscious and doing a little better, but doctors say it’s unlikely he’ll ever speak or walk again thankfully, somehow, his dominant arm still works - so to make communication less frustrating for everyone involved, i built this local, iPad-first communication board for him with text-to-speech one of theee simplest, most important tools i’ve ever made being able to create something useful for a specific person’s needs, without any fluff, in a single sitting, is just unrealshow more

GPT-5.5 is MUCH more reliable on longer running tasks... - for the first time with any model. As we speak I have a migration running for over 7+ hours - this literally never happened before, the models would maybe run for 30 mins or of you really shout at them for 2-3 hours. Last night I went to sleep, set a long running task, then queued up 10 prompts to 'keep it going'. It did not stop after the first prompt and kept going for 8+ hours and I woke up to all the same prompts still queued up. The ability to run for a long time, in combination with ability to validate with computer use & other tools, makes it much more useful for building real applications.show more

Introducing RL Environment Creator Skill Now any one can... create RL environments $ npx skills add adithya-s-k/RL_Envs_101 > You can create environments across multiple frameworks like OpenEnv, OpenReward, Verifiers, NemoGym ... > the repo has live working examples of environments that your coding agent can reference > The skill is design to first understand what type of model you are training and create an environment while keeping that in mind ps. There’s a lot more to building RL environments that can be used for training. One major aspect is the data, which this skill can’t directly solve. However, the skill will help with implementing tools, rewards, and other components of an RL environment, making it easier to go from idea to implementation quickly across different frameworks. Let me know if you’d be interested in a detailed, end-to-end blog/tutorial on building an environment and actually training a model for a useful use case.show more