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Girl with a B **** H mode 🥵 Seedance 2.5 Prompt : Create a 30-second, 1080p ultra-realistic Korean subway action-comedy scene using the uploaded images as exact visual references; keep characters, faces, hair, outfits and environment consistent. Young Korean woman, early 20s, long straight black hair, green cropped long-sleeve top, loose blue jeans, silver jewelry; confident and expressive. Young Korean man, short black hair, gray button-up shirt, dark trousers and white sneakers; playful, then shocked and embarrassed. She rushes down the subway stairs toward a waiting train, but the doors close just as she reaches them. The man inside sees her through the glass and laughs at her; she stares at him angrily and says, “Are you seriously laughing?” He laughs again, so she suddenly punches the glass beside the door, cracking and breaking the safety glass realistically with no injury or gore. She reaches through the broken opening, grabs his shirt and pulls him safely out onto the platform; he lands awkwardly on the floor in shock. She calmly climbs through the same broken opening into the train, straightens her clothes and walks inside as stunned passengers watch. The man remains sitting outside, looking confused and humiliated while passengers stare at him through the windows. One passenger starts laughing, then everyone bursts into laughter while the man looks around helplessly. She looks at him through the window, gives a tiny satisfied smile, then casually turns away. Ultra-realistic Korean subway lighting, gritty DV-inspired look, natural motion blur, realistic physics, handheld imperfections, authentic reactions and ambient subway audio; no music. No gore, blood, serious injuries, identity drift, outfit changes, duplicated people, teleportation, regenerating glass, distorted hands, CGI look, subtitles, captions, text, logos or watermark.
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Girl with a B **** H mode 🥵 Seedance 2.5 Prompt : Create a 30-second, 1080p ultra-realistic Korean subway action-comedy scene using the uploaded images as exact visual references; keep characters, faces, hair, outfits and environment consistent. Young Korean woman, early 20s, long straight black hair, green cropped long-sleeve top, loose blue jeans, silver jewelry; confident and expressive. Young Korean man, short black hair, gray button-up shirt, dark trousers and white sneakers; playful, then shocked and embarrassed. She rushes down the subway stairs toward a waiting train, but the doors close just as she reaches them. The man inside sees her through the glass and laughs at her; she stares at him angrily and says, “Are you seriously laughing?” He laughs again, so she suddenly punches the glass beside the door, cracking and breaking the safety glass realistically with no injury or gore. She reaches through the broken opening, grabs his shirt and pulls him safely out onto the platform; he lands awkwardly on the floor in shock. She calmly climbs through the same broken opening into the train, straightens her clothes and walks inside as stunned passengers watch. The man remains sitting outside, looking confused and humiliated while passengers stare at him through the windows. One passenger starts laughing, then everyone bursts into laughter while the man looks around helplessly. She looks at him through the window, gives a tiny satisfied smile, then casually turns away. Ultra-realistic Korean subway lighting, gritty DV-inspired look, natural motion blur, realistic physics, handheld imperfections, authentic reactions and ambient subway audio; no music. No gore, blood, serious injuries, identity drift, outfit changes, duplicated people, teleportation, regenerating glass, distorted hands, CGI look, subtitles, captions, text, logos or watermark.

Smiling Khan

231,838 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

🚨BREAKING: Ripple CEO REVEALS $14 TRILLIONS GTreasury Flows Could Be Moved Through RLUSD and XRP 🤯🔥 During XRP Australia 2026, Brad Garlinghouse explained how Ripple plans to bring $XRP and $RLUSD into the CENTER of real institutional money flows.👀 Brad Garlinghouse pointed to GTreasury — one of Ripple’s BIGGEST acquisitions — processed about $14 TRILLION in payment flows last year. 🤯 “GTreasury last year processed about $14 trillion of payment flows. Do you know how many of those went through crypto or stablecoins? ZERO.” 😳 According to Brad, “THAT'S THE OPPORTUNITY.” 🚀 Ripple is not planning to FORCE customers into crypto. Instead, it plans to INTRODUCE $XRP and $RLUSD as BETTER options step by step. 📈 “You’re holding these deposits in whatever bank in whatever country, and they’re getting zero yield. You could hold those in RLUSD, and that would be a better outcome.” 👀 Ripple is HAS DIRECT ACCESS to a treasury system that already moves $14 TRILLION, and gradually opening the door to $RLUSD and $XRP utility inside those flows. 🔥🚀
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🚨BREAKING: Ripple CEO REVEALS $14 TRILLIONS GTreasury Flows Could Be Moved Through RLUSD and XRP 🤯🔥 During XRP Australia 2026, Brad Garlinghouse explained how Ripple plans to bring $XRP and $RLUSD into the CENTER of real institutional money flows.👀 Brad Garlinghouse pointed to GTreasury — one of Ripple’s BIGGEST acquisitions — processed about $14 TRILLION in payment flows last year. 🤯 “GTreasury last year processed about $14 trillion of payment flows. Do you know how many of those went through crypto or stablecoins? ZERO.” 😳 According to Brad, “THAT'S THE OPPORTUNITY.” 🚀 Ripple is not planning to FORCE customers into crypto. Instead, it plans to INTRODUCE $XRP and $RLUSD as BETTER options step by step. 📈 “You’re holding these deposits in whatever bank in whatever country, and they’re getting zero yield. You could hold those in RLUSD, and that would be a better outcome.” 👀 Ripple is HAS DIRECT ACCESS to a treasury system that already moves $14 TRILLION, and gradually opening the door to $RLUSD and $XRP utility inside those flows. 🔥🚀

Diana

13,453 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Here's my new episode with Alex Albert, who shared an inside look at how Anthropic is building the next Claude. We talked about how the research team: → Plans for the model and harness together → Uses Claude to turn user feedback into evals → Trains Claude's character & personality Some quotes from Alex: "We use Claude to cluster user feedback, find top themes, and create synthetic versions of user problems that we then turn into evals." "We need to think about how the model is exposed through all our surfaces, whether it's API or Claude Code or Cowork. The product has a blend with the model and that affects your end user's experience." ""As these things become agents running tasks for a long time and making judgment decisions, what its character is and what it cares about are very important." 📌 Watch now: Thanks to our sponsors: Wispr Flow: Don't type, just speak Oceans: Hire AI-native executive assistants
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Here's my new episode with Alex Albert, who shared an inside look at how Anthropic is building the next Claude. We talked about how the research team: → Plans for the model and harness together → Uses Claude to turn user feedback into evals → Trains Claude's character & personality Some quotes from Alex: "We use Claude to cluster user feedback, find top themes, and create synthetic versions of user problems that we then turn into evals." "We need to think about how the model is exposed through all our surfaces, whether it's API or Claude Code or Cowork. The product has a blend with the model and that affects your end user's experience." ""As these things become agents running tasks for a long time and making judgment decisions, what its character is and what it cares about are very important." 📌 Watch now: Thanks to our sponsors: Wispr Flow: Don't type, just speak Oceans: Hire AI-native executive assistants

Peter Yang

96,052 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

SHE BUILT THE TOOL DOGE USED TO FOLLOW THE MONEY Before the public could search government awards by year or recipient, but not the actual language buried inside their descriptions. Jennica Pounds changed that. The deaf database engineer built a tool that allows anyone to search specific keywords, uncover questionable government spending and trace taxpayer dollars as they flow through the NGO industrial complex. DOGE used her work, and now the American people can use it too. In Episode 95, Lara Logan sits down with the woman behind DataRepublican to examine the money networks involving USAID, activist organizations and influential figures such as George Soros. They also discuss Jennica’s remarkably accurate 2024 election analysis, the personal cost of being publicly exposed and how her Christian faith helped her endure it all. DataRepublican (small r) | DataInterprete(r) | Going Rogue with Lara Logan WATCH EPISODE 95: SUPPORT OUR SHOW: #LaraLogan #DataRepublican #DOGE #GovernmentSpending #FollowTheMoney
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SHE BUILT THE TOOL DOGE USED TO FOLLOW THE MONEY Before the public could search government awards by year or recipient, but not the actual language buried inside their descriptions. Jennica Pounds changed that. The deaf database engineer built a tool that allows anyone to search specific keywords, uncover questionable government spending and trace taxpayer dollars as they flow through the NGO industrial complex. DOGE used her work, and now the American people can use it too. In Episode 95, Lara Logan sits down with the woman behind DataRepublican to examine the money networks involving USAID, activist organizations and influential figures such as George Soros. They also discuss Jennica’s remarkably accurate 2024 election analysis, the personal cost of being publicly exposed and how her Christian faith helped her endure it all. DataRepublican (small r) | DataInterprete(r) | Going Rogue with Lara Logan WATCH EPISODE 95: SUPPORT OUR SHOW: #LaraLogan #DataRepublican #DOGE #GovernmentSpending #FollowTheMoney

Lara Logan

562,394 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce