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New Tutorial ✅️ Dribble Double Touch 🔷️ R1 + RS Flick X 2 Tricks both manual and AI defending 🔥 Does require some practice to perfect 👌 Hope it helps ❤️

Elusive

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Elusive1 год назад

@EAFCTacticalHub All Tutorials now available here 👇

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WastefulBlimp1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub This looks so sick dude imma have to add this to my arsenal

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Elusive1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub ❤️💪

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ZFIFA191 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub This is how i play in mind. How the game reacts to my inputs can be seen from the fact that I’m in div6

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EA-Auditor🔪🐀1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub Something like this?

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Elusive1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub Just like that bro 🔥🔥

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villaminium1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub @NepentheZ this is the dribbling I mentioned to you on stream last week btw!

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Elusive1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub @NepentheZ ❤️

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OBI - FC25 (road to elite starts now)1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub Scored one of these. Felt proud afterwards.

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Elusive1 год назад

@AlexionIQ @EAFCTacticalHub Tell me you clipped it 🙏

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476,450 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Following my UFO research shared yesterday there has been a huge reaction, much of it very supportive but the best feedback I've been given is stuff like this! Where another pair of keen eyes and lateral thinking turns up interesting new information Polarity here demonstrates how the traditional Google map search for the base shows what looks like wasteland or construction, from 2017 And now I realise why some people were sending me odd questions about the base because unless you update it manually you don't see what is actually there now in 2025 And of course I am in the UK and we see many different versions of not just Google but other US-based information, some of it actually helps my other research as I appear to have access to some things that Americans don't, but it works both ways However I urge you to watch the full critique that Josh does which is very fair and very constructive helping me know what else I have not made clear or not looked at in enough detail Also I realise people are so suspicious of AI that they simply think I am some idiot that just asks it questions and waits for it to answer them; understandably I know because many people do this But if you listen to the Space that I hosted directly after posting yesterday or indeed look at the complete discussion I had with AI, which I have published in its entirety, hopefully you will see that researchers like myself use it only as a tool. For example I looked at architecture, Electro magnetic security, geology/construction and anomalies in building locations, none of which it volunteered. Thank you very much to Josh for this and anybody else who has this sort of insightful constructive feedback please do let me know.

Following my UFO research shared yesterday there has been a huge reaction, much of it very supportive but the best feedback I've been given is stuff like this! Where another pair of keen eyes and lateral thinking turns up interesting new information Polarity here demonstrates how the traditional Google map search for the base shows what looks like wasteland or construction, from 2017 And now I realise why some people were sending me odd questions about the base because unless you update it manually you don't see what is actually there now in 2025 And of course I am in the UK and we see many different versions of not just Google but other US-based information, some of it actually helps my other research as I appear to have access to some things that Americans don't, but it works both ways However I urge you to watch the full critique that Josh does which is very fair and very constructive helping me know what else I have not made clear or not looked at in enough detail Also I realise people are so suspicious of AI that they simply think I am some idiot that just asks it questions and waits for it to answer them; understandably I know because many people do this But if you listen to the Space that I hosted directly after posting yesterday or indeed look at the complete discussion I had with AI, which I have published in its entirety, hopefully you will see that researchers like myself use it only as a tool. For example I looked at architecture, Electro magnetic security, geology/construction and anomalies in building locations, none of which it volunteered. Thank you very much to Josh for this and anybody else who has this sort of insightful constructive feedback please do let me know.

Moneypenny

19,957 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

We're overthinking AI businesses. 5 founders made $30k - $4.5MM using the same boring system. This year I interviewed 23 founders of ai companies to figure out what's working. The easiest way to win: help businesses implement ai. Some examples: + Branson Pfiester is a 15-year-old kid who made $30k setting up OpenClaw for people + Jon Cheney helps CEOs figure out their ai strategies and trains their teams + Joseph Zapiain went from sleeping in his car to doing over $1 MM/year setting up Zapier and other automations + tarun runs a full dev shop but companies keep hiring his agency to set up their teams with Claude Cowork + Caleb Hodges sets up OpenClaw in a more user-friendly way for clients + Alex Lieberman launched a version of this after selling Morning Brew Here's the play: 1. find hot software (like Hermes) or result (like ai that does "speed to lead") 2. get your first clients on social Avoid X. We're already AI-nerds. LinkedIn is easier. Use DMs and "I did this" posts. 3. give clients an easy win 4. switch them to subscription Jon says his firm is his clients' "Fractional Chief AI Officer" I have an 8-page playbook based on how Jon used this approach to reach $4.5M/year. Comment "want" to get it. Or watch these interviews on YouTube.

We're overthinking AI businesses. 5 founders made $30k - $4.5MM using the same boring system. This year I interviewed 23 founders of ai companies to figure out what's working. The easiest way to win: help businesses implement ai. Some examples: + Branson Pfiester is a 15-year-old kid who made $30k setting up OpenClaw for people + Jon Cheney helps CEOs figure out their ai strategies and trains their teams + Joseph Zapiain went from sleeping in his car to doing over $1 MM/year setting up Zapier and other automations + tarun runs a full dev shop but companies keep hiring his agency to set up their teams with Claude Cowork + Caleb Hodges sets up OpenClaw in a more user-friendly way for clients + Alex Lieberman launched a version of this after selling Morning Brew Here's the play: 1. find hot software (like Hermes) or result (like ai that does "speed to lead") 2. get your first clients on social Avoid X. We're already AI-nerds. LinkedIn is easier. Use DMs and "I did this" posts. 3. give clients an easy win 4. switch them to subscription Jon says his firm is his clients' "Fractional Chief AI Officer" I have an 8-page playbook based on how Jon used this approach to reach $4.5M/year. Comment "want" to get it. Or watch these interviews on YouTube.

Andrew Warner

17,100 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

7 drives in with FSD v14.1.1 and here’s my first thoughts: - Everything v14.1 did, it does and more. Exactly the same great performance as expected but better. - ALL my drives were zero intervention around LA tonight. Did really well in parking garages like v14.1. Circled until it finds a spot and backs right in. Did a few loops in/out of the mall garage and it was fantastic. - v14.1.1 has the added benefit of some better lane discipline on highway and lack of brake stutter which some reported. Didn’t see any tonight at all- I didn’t see too much on the previous build, but it was there. - It had a sentient moment where it saw a group of 100+ cyclists taking over a street and without even hesitating it took a different way, even though the navigation wanted it to go straight. Exactly what a human would want to do, it signaled through a tight spot to the turn lane, got in the turn lane and got the heck outta there. It was wild to watch in person and worth a watch on that video. - It is obeying no right turn on red signs, no issue there. Also, insanely smooth merges onto freeway and it enters at the perfect speed. - One thing I’d love to see improved is more assertive lane changes in traffic. It will put the turn signal on and be unsure, which takes a bit, would love to see it be less hesitant. - This build (and v14.1) are AWESOME at merges. Really noticeably improved and drives like a human (and even drives better than most) - v14.1 was great, but v14.1.1 adds the polish it needed to make it smoother around the edges. Really really solid performance tonight. - Really good lane discipline on highway in Hurry mode. It does not camp in the left lane and makes a really good lane choices + selection to get around people. When nobody is around it likes to be in the number 2 lane which is the proper way to do it. - I love how it moves close to the ticket machine in garages, really nice touch and it pulls up to the perfect spot where you can reach and grab the ticket. Will test some drive thrus and other scenarios tomorrow. In this video, you could see it leave the Century City parking garage and drive through Cheviot Hills to the Culver City supercharger where it navigates on top of the parking structure and parks. During this strive in encountered and obeyed 2 no right turn on red signs, speed bumps, dips, a roundabout and the freeway. So impressive to see it make its way there without issue and it’s not even labeled. Really awesome. Excellent work Tesla AI teams getting this o it so quickly, can’t wait to drive it more and see it roll wider hopefully!

7 drives in with FSD v14.1.1 and here’s my first thoughts: - Everything v14.1 did, it does and more. Exactly the same great performance as expected but better. - ALL my drives were zero intervention around LA tonight. Did really well in parking garages like v14.1. Circled until it finds a spot and backs right in. Did a few loops in/out of the mall garage and it was fantastic. - v14.1.1 has the added benefit of some better lane discipline on highway and lack of brake stutter which some reported. Didn’t see any tonight at all- I didn’t see too much on the previous build, but it was there. - It had a sentient moment where it saw a group of 100+ cyclists taking over a street and without even hesitating it took a different way, even though the navigation wanted it to go straight. Exactly what a human would want to do, it signaled through a tight spot to the turn lane, got in the turn lane and got the heck outta there. It was wild to watch in person and worth a watch on that video. - It is obeying no right turn on red signs, no issue there. Also, insanely smooth merges onto freeway and it enters at the perfect speed. - One thing I’d love to see improved is more assertive lane changes in traffic. It will put the turn signal on and be unsure, which takes a bit, would love to see it be less hesitant. - This build (and v14.1) are AWESOME at merges. Really noticeably improved and drives like a human (and even drives better than most) - v14.1 was great, but v14.1.1 adds the polish it needed to make it smoother around the edges. Really really solid performance tonight. - Really good lane discipline on highway in Hurry mode. It does not camp in the left lane and makes a really good lane choices + selection to get around people. When nobody is around it likes to be in the number 2 lane which is the proper way to do it. - I love how it moves close to the ticket machine in garages, really nice touch and it pulls up to the perfect spot where you can reach and grab the ticket. Will test some drive thrus and other scenarios tomorrow. In this video, you could see it leave the Century City parking garage and drive through Cheviot Hills to the Culver City supercharger where it navigates on top of the parking structure and parks. During this strive in encountered and obeyed 2 no right turn on red signs, speed bumps, dips, a roundabout and the freeway. So impressive to see it make its way there without issue and it’s not even labeled. Really awesome. Excellent work Tesla AI teams getting this o it so quickly, can’t wait to drive it more and see it roll wider hopefully!

Zack

185,586 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

3 years ago we got fired by a creative agency because of our google drive folder. The nightmare wasn’t the firing. It was realizing that the agency was right. Our “system” had 30 different folders with the same name, content with expired usage that only Ron or I knew about, We spend over a million dollars a month on meta. Creative is literally the biggest lever to grow our business… (and 99% of ecom brands). Yet we’d get a shit ton of great content from UGC creators, influencers and agencies and then toss it into a google drive folder that you’d want to X out of immediately. The killer of our creative output isn't a lack of ideas. It's a lack of organization and simplicity. When your team or agency is scared to touch something because of how complicated it is nothing will get done. Creative agencies we're investing money into aren't set up for success. They don’t spend the time to look for the right b-roll, pick the right creator… they try and find something usable in our hell hole of an asset library. This top tier agency we wanted to work with didn’t even want to work with us back because of how much of a mess it was. That’s why I’m interested in some sort of AI creative manager… AI that can actually organize, tag, and ingest your content for you. I’ve been skeptical just purely based on the amount of AI tools that are launching everyday, but an AI that can ingest our content, understand what it is, transcribe video and then allow you to search and easily find the perfect clips is a realistic and quite useful application for AI in 2025. I’m going to test out Air and their new creative manager with this game plan: 1. Start with NEW assets only (no massive migration) 2. Set up smart intake forms for agencies and influencers 3. Build a database I'm actually proud to share 4. THEN migrate the rest gradually Leaving this link here if you want to check out Air: I’m also giving away this 29 page AI sop on how creative teams can use AI to streamline their workflow. Comment AIR and I’ll send it to you. And yes, I'm an #AirPartner because I genuinely believe in their mission.

3 years ago we got fired by a creative agency because of our google drive folder. The nightmare wasn’t the firing. It was realizing that the agency was right. Our “system” had 30 different folders with the same name, content with expired usage that only Ron or I knew about, We spend over a million dollars a month on meta. Creative is literally the biggest lever to grow our business… (and 99% of ecom brands). Yet we’d get a shit ton of great content from UGC creators, influencers and agencies and then toss it into a google drive folder that you’d want to X out of immediately. The killer of our creative output isn't a lack of ideas. It's a lack of organization and simplicity. When your team or agency is scared to touch something because of how complicated it is nothing will get done. Creative agencies we're investing money into aren't set up for success. They don’t spend the time to look for the right b-roll, pick the right creator… they try and find something usable in our hell hole of an asset library. This top tier agency we wanted to work with didn’t even want to work with us back because of how much of a mess it was. That’s why I’m interested in some sort of AI creative manager… AI that can actually organize, tag, and ingest your content for you. I’ve been skeptical just purely based on the amount of AI tools that are launching everyday, but an AI that can ingest our content, understand what it is, transcribe video and then allow you to search and easily find the perfect clips is a realistic and quite useful application for AI in 2025. I’m going to test out Air and their new creative manager with this game plan: 1. Start with NEW assets only (no massive migration) 2. Set up smart intake forms for agencies and influencers 3. Build a database I'm actually proud to share 4. THEN migrate the rest gradually Leaving this link here if you want to check out Air: I’m also giving away this 29 page AI sop on how creative teams can use AI to streamline their workflow. Comment AIR and I’ll send it to you. And yes, I'm an #AirPartner because I genuinely believe in their mission.

Ash

12,835 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

I just swapped a UGC creator with an AI character in under 10 minutes 🤯 Same video. Same expressions. Same lip sync. Completely different face. This workflow is perfect for DTC brands & agencies who want to test multiple creator variations without filming anyone new. Here's the use case: You've got a UGC video that's printing money. The script converts. The pacing is dialed. The energy is right. But you want to test different faces—different ages, demographics, vibes—to see what actually drives the highest CTR. The old way: → Hire 5 new creators → Brief each one → Pray they match the original energy → Pay $500+ per video → Wait 2-3 weeks The AI way: → Take your original UGC video → Generate an AI character with Nano Banana → Run both through FAL AI's Wan Animate → AI swaps the face while keeping every expression & movement → Done in minutes The motion tracking is ridiculous. Every smile. Every head tilt. Every hand movement. Perfectly mapped onto the new face. What this unlocks: → One winning script, 5 different creator looks → A/B test demographics without reshooting → Localize ads for different markets instantly → Refresh fatigued creative with a new face I recorded a full step-by-step Loom showing exactly how to do this. Want the tutorial? -> Comment "FACE" -> Like this post And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM) (Please use responsibly 😂)

I just swapped a UGC creator with an AI character in under 10 minutes 🤯 Same video. Same expressions. Same lip sync. Completely different face. This workflow is perfect for DTC brands & agencies who want to test multiple creator variations without filming anyone new. Here's the use case: You've got a UGC video that's printing money. The script converts. The pacing is dialed. The energy is right. But you want to test different faces—different ages, demographics, vibes—to see what actually drives the highest CTR. The old way: → Hire 5 new creators → Brief each one → Pray they match the original energy → Pay $500+ per video → Wait 2-3 weeks The AI way: → Take your original UGC video → Generate an AI character with Nano Banana → Run both through FAL AI's Wan Animate → AI swaps the face while keeping every expression & movement → Done in minutes The motion tracking is ridiculous. Every smile. Every head tilt. Every hand movement. Perfectly mapped onto the new face. What this unlocks: → One winning script, 5 different creator looks → A/B test demographics without reshooting → Localize ads for different markets instantly → Refresh fatigued creative with a new face I recorded a full step-by-step Loom showing exactly how to do this. Want the tutorial? -> Comment "FACE" -> Like this post And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM) (Please use responsibly 😂)

Mike Futia

38,740 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

My Thoughts on R2 after my time with it! Short review! First, Rivian completely nailed this thing. I love the positioning of the driver seats. That long front nose gives a nice commanding feel. They will sell each and every one of these! Driving impression/suspension: 9/10 I felt the vehicle has good build quality. It felt *tight* and secure. Power delivery was smooth and crisp in all-purpose. Sport mode fella unlocked and ready for all the fun things. Power is rapid and consistent with a full power moment around 35-40mph, all the power is there. There is a good amount of nose rise during a hard acceleration. But I do feel the suspension was working well to control this. Remember this isn’t an air suspension. It’s a coil suspension. There is a difference between the suspension setting soft was SOFT. Firm was stiff but not overly stiff. It didn’t have that bouncing effect that some vehicles can have when going into firm suspension. Moderate was a good balance. I wish it could be more adaptive in moderate but it’s very very good. Turn in was good, and the turning radius was excellent. Switching from D to R for a 3-point turn was smooth and quick, no jerkiness. Very good control over entrance to parking lots. Stable. Lastly, it feels like the small delay some R1 have in throttle is gone with R2. Software: 8/10 This is where you guys know I am hard on them on. Because I want the best they can give. Rivian OS2.0 is a HUGE upgrade over R1. In all cases. Responsiveness, touch input, speed, app switching, keyboard responsiveness, etc., it is a huge difference. I love the new “fish stick” bar. And settings being available with one tap and being app-dependent first is fantastic. Well done Wassym Bensaid, the halo are great. The only thing about them is while driving, it’s hard to get a direct click, especially when trying to use it to switch drive modes where you have to push towards you. The halo likes the spin/move, but I think I just need to get used to it. Living with it would for sure help with that. I’m really hoping they fully unlock customization for them. You can end up with 8 different characters you could adjust. I really like having the driver display. But driving with it, you can notice how much smaller it is compared to R1. It’s no deal breaker, but it’s noticeable. Cameras felt snapper and of higher quality over Gen 2 R1. The turn signal sounds is new I like it as well as the forward and Evers noise it makes. Think Tesla sound when shifting. Audio: Now I’ve experienced R2 3x now. With 2 times with audio. The audio was significantly better than when I got to sit it in, in Miami for a block party. It’s about as good as R1 is now. There did feel like a sub was there. That’s great. I used my Apple Music account so I could listen to the song I love. And it was great. Not perfect but good enough. Long as it’s comparable to R1, it’s okay. Cabin: It was very well appointed. I actually found it sufficiently quiet. 🤫 I think for sure it’s quieter than my R1T without question. The HVAC system design (air vent) I like better than R1. I feel like the HVAC system now can blow the air on better than trying to. I need more time to test preconditioning because that’s where I’ve seen most of the issues with my R1 vehicles. Tons of space, easy to drop the seats, it’s flat, and nice under-floor space. The 1-touch drop for all windows was excellent. Overall: I think this is the Rivian everyone has been waiting for. This will be a fantastic one-car solution for so many families. There is storage for days, off-road abilities a Model Y can’t even think of doing, but the UHF needs to improve quicker than it currently is because that is really becoming a buying decision for people. Tim and I can’t wait to take delivery of our R2 Rivian; we are ready! Feel free to ask me anything about the R2! I’ll do my best to answer it or get you the answer. It’s a 10/10 for so many people.

My Thoughts on R2 after my time with it! Short review! First, Rivian completely nailed this thing. I love the positioning of the driver seats. That long front nose gives a nice commanding feel. They will sell each and every one of these! Driving impression/suspension: 9/10 I felt the vehicle has good build quality. It felt tight and secure. Power delivery was smooth and crisp in all-purpose. Sport mode fella unlocked and ready for all the fun things. Power is rapid and consistent with a full power moment around 35-40mph, all the power is there. There is a good amount of nose rise during a hard acceleration. But I do feel the suspension was working well to control this. Remember this isn’t an air suspension. It’s a coil suspension. There is a difference between the suspension setting soft was SOFT. Firm was stiff but not overly stiff. It didn’t have that bouncing effect that some vehicles can have when going into firm suspension. Moderate was a good balance. I wish it could be more adaptive in moderate but it’s very very good. Turn in was good, and the turning radius was excellent. Switching from D to R for a 3-point turn was smooth and quick, no jerkiness. Very good control over entrance to parking lots. Stable. Lastly, it feels like the small delay some R1 have in throttle is gone with R2. Software: 8/10 This is where you guys know I am hard on them on. Because I want the best they can give. Rivian OS2.0 is a HUGE upgrade over R1. In all cases. Responsiveness, touch input, speed, app switching, keyboard responsiveness, etc., it is a huge difference. I love the new “fish stick” bar. And settings being available with one tap and being app-dependent first is fantastic. Well done Wassym Bensaid, the halo are great. The only thing about them is while driving, it’s hard to get a direct click, especially when trying to use it to switch drive modes where you have to push towards you. The halo likes the spin/move, but I think I just need to get used to it. Living with it would for sure help with that. I’m really hoping they fully unlock customization for them. You can end up with 8 different characters you could adjust. I really like having the driver display. But driving with it, you can notice how much smaller it is compared to R1. It’s no deal breaker, but it’s noticeable. Cameras felt snapper and of higher quality over Gen 2 R1. The turn signal sounds is new I like it as well as the forward and Evers noise it makes. Think Tesla sound when shifting. Audio: Now I’ve experienced R2 3x now. With 2 times with audio. The audio was significantly better than when I got to sit it in, in Miami for a block party. It’s about as good as R1 is now. There did feel like a sub was there. That’s great. I used my Apple Music account so I could listen to the song I love. And it was great. Not perfect but good enough. Long as it’s comparable to R1, it’s okay. Cabin: It was very well appointed. I actually found it sufficiently quiet. 🤫 I think for sure it’s quieter than my R1T without question. The HVAC system design (air vent) I like better than R1. I feel like the HVAC system now can blow the air on better than trying to. I need more time to test preconditioning because that’s where I’ve seen most of the issues with my R1 vehicles. Tons of space, easy to drop the seats, it’s flat, and nice under-floor space. The 1-touch drop for all windows was excellent. Overall: I think this is the Rivian everyone has been waiting for. This will be a fantastic one-car solution for so many families. There is storage for days, off-road abilities a Model Y can’t even think of doing, but the UHF needs to improve quicker than it currently is because that is really becoming a buying decision for people. Tim and I can’t wait to take delivery of our R2 Rivian; we are ready! Feel free to ask me anything about the R2! I’ll do my best to answer it or get you the answer. It’s a 10/10 for so many people.

Tyrone Holland🚀🧑🏽‍💻

31,847 просмотров • 1 месяц назад