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Esto es lo que tenemos y con esto jugamos

[gus @igus_ai]

🚨PUEDES USAR CLAUDE OPUS 4.8 GRATIS.

Sin tarjeta. Sin límites de mensajes.
8 minutos de setup.

La prueba empresarial de 30 días de Notion incluye Opus 4.8 ilimitado dentro de Notion AI.

Lo que obtienes durante la prueba:

→ Claude Opus 4.8 sin límite de mensajes
→ GPT-5.5 y Gemini también incluidos
→ Agentes de Notion funcionando 24/7
→ Modo investigación
→ Notas de reuniones automáticas
→ Agentes personalizados

Guía completa en 5 pasos:

Paso 1. Consigue un Gmail limpio
→ Escoge un Gmail que no hayas usado en Notion antes

Paso 2. Regístrate en Notion
→ Abre una ventana en modo incógnito
→ Ve a https://t.co/8sXvNzrqTW y haz clic en registrarte
→ Usa ese correo y verifícalo

Paso 3. Crea tu workspace
→ Clic en “crear workspace”
→ El nombre da igual

Paso 4. Activa la prueba Business
→ En la pantalla de planes selecciona “Business”
→ Clic en “probar 30 días”
→ Sin tarjeta de crédito. El badge de prueba aparece en la barra lateral

Paso 5. Accede a Claude Opus 4.8
→ Clic en “Notion AI” en la barra lateral izquierda
→ Abre el selector de modelo abajo del chat
→ Selecciona Opus 4.8
→ Empieza a usarlo sin límites

Ya tienes cuenta en Notion?
Salta directamente al paso 5.

Al acabar los 30 días te pide que pagues o bajes de plan.

Repite el proceso con un Gmail nuevo para otros 30 días.

Guarda esto antes de que lo cierren 🔖

[Ankit @iam_AnKitT]

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT.

Spend 1 hour with this.

Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything.

The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill.

Watch it and Bookmark it now.

[Rahul @sairahul1]

this is f*cking gold

the Claude setup most people will never find on their own

if I had this a year ago, I would've shipped my first app in a day instead of 3 weeks.

in the right hands, this changes everything:

[precis0x @precisox]

Ingeniero de anthropic:

“No se trata de que tú le hagas prompt a Claude, se trata de que construyas un sistema que se haga prompt a sí mismo.”

Este es, sin duda, uno de los workflows más potentes que he visto en mucho tiempo.

En el video desmonta exactamente cómo la mayoría está usando Claude mal:

- El 14% que pierdes en CLAUDE.md antes de escribir una sola palabra
- Los plugins que el 95% de la gente ni siquiera ha instalado
- El setup de caching que mantiene un 95% de hit rate y lo hace casi gratis
- Por qué empezar cada chat desde cero es la forma más lenta de usar Claude

Si llevas más de un mes usando Claude y nunca has salido de la ventana de chat, estás usando un solo proyecto cuando podrías estar dirigiendo un equipo entero de ellos.

En vez de ver otro capítulo de una serie, mira esto.

Guárdalo ya, antes de que se pierda en el feed.

[Swati Gupta @hrswatigupta]

The airline lost my bag for 72 hours.

They handed me a $50 “courtesy” voucher at the baggage desk and smiled like they’d done me a favor.

I kept the voucher. Then I opened my laptop and used a 1999 international treaty they never mention at check-in.

Total recovered: $1,650.

Here are the three legal weapons most passengers never know they have.

[Víctor M. | HipoteLab @Hipotelab]

La diferencia entre unas patatas mediocres y unas brutales son 6 minutos.

Microondas antes de airfryer.

Ese es el truco que usa Jordi Cruz.

[Max-chi @Kakashi_j6]

That moment after sleeping with your girlfriend and you watch her lay in bed, then it hits you hard and you realize she was once a sex toy for other men before you.

Coupled with the fact you come to also realize there's nothing special about her, and you're fed up with the reality sex is all she has to offer.

You just went to end the relationship.

[Brazo a torcer @AlterMili]

@RomanBrunori Te banco. Como me gustaría ser vecino tuyo para ir a cebarte mates y chusmear el "avance de obra" desde la ignorancia total. Esperamos los reportes. Suerte

[Dalton (Analyze & Optimize) @Outdoctrination]

NAC (N-Acetylcysteine) - a master anti-aging, metabolic enhancing compound.

Research shows it can extend lifespan, lower inflammation, improve metabolism and even sexual function.

Let's cover the numerous benefits, the science and how you can implement it:

N-Acetylcysteine + glycine increases lifespan by ~25% in animal studies.

As precursors to the master antioxidant glutathione, this combination was shown to:

✓ Reduces organ damage
✓ Preserves mitochondrial function

even at low amounts.

N-Acetylcysteine is protective against asthma.

Asthma is largely driven by glutathione depletion,

but studies show NAC can:

⁂ Reduce inflammation: TNF-α, IL-5, IgE, eosinophils, nitric oxide
⁂ Improve antioxidant status
⁂ Normalize lung pathology + symptoms

NAC + glycine has been tested in humans, shown to be a literal a anti-aging, metabolic elixir in clinical trials.

➜ Reduces oxidative stress
➜ Improves mitochondrial function
➜ Improves cognitive function
➜ Reverses insulin resistance

Nearly every metric of aging and disease imaginable.

They synergize to improve glutathione status.

Other clinical trials have shown that NAC can inducesremission of inflammatory bowel disease.

Another condition of oxidative damage and inflammation, adding NAC for UC:

➜ 4X'ed remission rates
➜ Improved symptoms

and reduced inflammatory markers:

➜ ESR
➜ IL-1β
➜ IL-8
➜ MPO
➜ CRP
➜ ESR
➜ Calprotectin

Another study confirmed that NAC drastically reduces gut inflammation.

◇ Improves clinical score
◇ Lowers IL-8
◇ Lowers MCP-1
◇ Lowers IL-6

in people with UC, when used in combination with standard therapy.

NAC enhances dopamine output in neurons.

Treatment was shown to support growth of dopamine producing cells in the brain.

This coincided with improved symptoms from low dopamine.

NAC boosts testosterone, dramatically improves male fertility across multiple trials.

Poor sexual function and fertility is actually an oxidative stress driven process, and NAC:

◇ Increases testosterone
◇ Normalizes pituitary hormones
◇ Improves sperm motility
◇ Increases sperm volume

A recent study showed that NAC can reverse fatty liver disease.

The liver is probably the most important organ that never gets talked about, and NAC keeps it healthy by:

➞ Shedding liver fat
➞ Reducing liver damage
➞ Improving insulin resistance
➞ Lowering inflammation

NAC is a powerful way to improve immune function.

One study showed that HIV patients were 2X more likely to survive when incorporating NAC.

The immune system depends heavily on proper antioxidant support.

NAC regenerated their T cells.

NAC can also be therapeutic in autoimmune disease.

In autoimmune disease, the immune system's T cells are skewed towards an inflammatory type,

but NAC:

➞ Improves symptoms
➞ Restores glutathione
➞ Enhances mitochondrial function

resulting in improved disease progression.

Aluminum drives Alzheimer's disease - NAC prevents it.

Aluminum is highly present in many foods / drugs / consumer products, and can be a neurotoxin by inducing oxidative damage in the brain.

NAC:

➞ Improves memory
➞ Restores antioxidant status
➞ Normalizes brain structure

in animals given aluminum.

HOW NAC WORKS:

Glutathione is the body's "master" antioxidant, which is vital for protecting against free radicals.

Glutathione also acts as a detoxifying agent - it binds to various environmental toxins and aids in their excretion.

Excess free radicals directly drive inflammation and insulin resistance, and slow down mitochondrial energy output - among other key processes.

It is due to these actions that NAC has such a broad spectrum of benefit - many age related and metabolic conditions are inflammatory and oxidative stress driven in nature.

DOSING:

◇ As shown above, typical doses range from 600-2400 mg.

◇ I would start even less than that if you are interested, and titrate up depending on how you feel.

◇ NAC has the potential to cause GI side effects (though it also is used to treat inflammatory gut conditions)

[Lía Trueba @liatrueba]

No mam, no había visto esta mierda jajaja WTF

[Álber Vázquez @Alber]

Conduciendo, he llegado a un control de alcoholemia y el policía, tras un vistazo de centésimas de segundo, me ha mandado continuar. Y ya es la tercera o cuarta vez que me pasa. Me molesta sobremanera que un policía de tráfico me vea y no me considere un tipo peligroso. Alguien capaz de ir borracho y conducir a las once de la mañana. Solo soy un hombre del montón. Gente de orden. Un tío con la camisa planchada.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

I'm not even from NY and pissed

[YFI 𝕏 @YFIHQ]

A lovely relaxing day on the boat 😬

[Josh Kale @JoshKale]

This is AWESOME... Some guy just sequenced his entire DNA genome on his kitchen table 🧬🧪
It tells his cancer risk, drug responses, what his kids will inherit, and which diseases are coming decades before the symptoms.

Your genome is a 3.2 billion letter source code that predicts more about your health than any other test in existence. Almost no one has ever read their own.
This used to require a hospital, a specialist, and a referral that most doctors won't write. The raw data would sit in a medical record you'd never see.

Until now.

Here's how he did it:
→ Rubbed a cheek swab against the inside of his mouth for 60 seconds
→ Extracted the DNA from his cells using a $150 kit
→ Prepped the DNA for sequencing with enzymes that attach a motor protein to each strand
→ Loaded the sample onto a nanopore device the size of a highlighter, plugged into a MacBook

The device works by pulling single strands of DNA through holes one atom wide. As each letter passes through, it changes the electrical resistance in a tiny but measurable way. A neural network listens to the signal and reconstructs the sequence. 48 hours later, he had his full genome on his hard drive.

The data never touched a server. No spit kit in the mail. No company owning his most sensitive biological information. No risk of the whole thing getting auctioned off in a bankruptcy, which is exactly what happened to 23andMe's 15 million customers earlier this year.

AI is unlocking personal health in a way that has been impossible. We're still so early.

[Vaibhav Sisinty @VaibhavSisinty]

Cancer is cured by AI.

GitLab founder Sid Sijbrandij was diagnosed with stage 4 spinal cancer. Every trial rejected him.

His doctors had nothing left to offer.

So he stopped being a patient.

He built an AI research team. Fed them 25TB of his own medical data genomics, scans, treatment history, everything.

The system found a treatment his entire oncology team had missed.

Then engineered 19 custom vaccines from his own DNA.

Relapse-free since 2025.

Then he uploaded the entire blueprint. Free. For every person sitting in that same room, hearing the same verdict, with nobody left to call.

Medicine runs on averages. AI runs on you.

[J O R G Ξ @jorgevayron]

Le dije a mi @openclaw "GOKU" que creara un negocio que pudiera gestionar de manera autónoma.

Le di acceso a Stripe, $100 para Facebook Ads, y yo solo me encargué del hosting en Hostinger (fue lo único que no pudo resolver por si mismo),y lo dejé correr por días.

Pasaron cosas interesantes.

- Primero, decidió crear 4 sub-agentes: Bulma (CTO), Krillin (Ads Specialist) y Zelda (Head of Product).

Amo los nombres. 🤣

- Después, eligió enfocar el negocio en infraestructura alrededor de agentes de inteligencia artificial.

- Luego, el producto: un paquete de 50 skills de Claude para solopreneurs. Las cuales salieron de las skills que le di cuando lo entrené.

- Creo la landing page con el meta pixel.

- Después hizo sus creativos con nano banana 2, escribió el copy y lanzó la campaña en Facebook.

En total generó $167.

Se gastó $100 solo para hacer $67. 😂

Pero eso no importa, lo que importa y al mismo tiempo es ridículo es que imprimió $67 de la nada.

Todo desde una simple instrucción.

Todo lo ejecutó de forma autónoma. Solo tuve que hacer el 5% del trabajo, le ayudé con el hosting del landing.

Goku hizo todo lo demás.

Esa es la definición de internet money.🤑

Ahora voy con la segunda fase.

Vamos a optimizar el landing, el ad copy, y esta vez sí voy a supervisar la campaña. La pasada la limitó solo a Estados Unidos y cerró demasiado la audiencia.

Implemente "Autosearch" de @karpathy que le permite a Goku hacer experimentos y mejorar de forma autónoma.

Le voy a dar otros $100.

Y voy a añadir contenido orgánico automatizado.

Si no se acaba el mundo les doy un update después.

[xiki @_XikiGz_]

El peor error de la historia ocurrió en 1492.

[Fogg @FoggMundo]

@Pres_Ley_ @papafinanciero Ahhh el credito te lo dan en puntos de temu pero no es cash no?

[Luis del Pino @ldpsincomplejos]

El español es un idioma con estructura SVO: el orden normal de las frases es Sujeto-Verbo-Objeto.

Hay seis tipos de idiomas, si atendemos al orden que normalmente tienen esas cláusulas:
- SOV (el más habitual, 41% de los idiomas son de este tipo: japonés, coreano...). "Juan carne come"
- SVO (35% de los idiomas: español, chino...). "Juan come carne"
- VSO (7%: árabe...). "Come Juan carne"
- VOS (2%: malagasy...). "Come carne Juan"
- OVS (0,8%: hixkaryana...). "Carne come Juan "
- OSV (0,3%: warao...). "Carne Juan come".

(el 14% restante son idiomas sin orden definido).

Cada una de las seis categorías anteriores se puede subdividir en dos, según que el idioma tenga estructura flexible o rígida (es decir, si se puede o no alterar a veces la estructura, por ejemplo para enfatizar algo). El japonés es un idioma SOV rígido; el español es un SVO flexible.

Dentro de una familia de idiomas hay una cierta tendencia a tener la misma estructura, heredada de algún proto-idioma, pero la evolución y el contacto entre idiomas hace que en las familias pueda haber idiomas con diferentes estructuras. Por ejemplo, en las lenguas indo-europeas tenemos idiomas SOV (indo-iranio), SVO (lenguas romances) y VSO (lenguas celtas).

[Tech with Mak @techNmak]

Someone is building a web browser from scratch.

❌ Not forking Chromium.
❌ Not using WebKit.
❌ Not borrowing from Gecko.

From scratch.

Here's why that's almost insane to attempt.

Every browser you use today - Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Samsung Internet, runs on Chromium. Safari runs on WebKit, which is where Chromium came from. Firefox is the only independent engine left, and its market share has been declining for a decade.

The browser engine is the most complex piece of software most people have never thought about. It parses HTML, runs JavaScript, implements CSS, handles cryptography, decodes images, plays video, manages memory - all at once, for every tab, while maintaining the security boundary between your machine and the internet.

Building one from zero has not been done successfully in over a decade.

Ladybird is doing it anyway.

1,200+ contributors. Every layer written from scratch:
> LibWeb: rendering engine
> LibJS: JavaScript engine
> LibWasm: WebAssembly
> LibCrypto/LibTLS: cryptography
> LibGfx: graphics
> LibMedia: audio and video

Each tab runs in its own sandboxed process. Network connections and image decoding run in separate processes entirely, so a malicious webpage can't reach the rest of your system.

Pre-alpha. No releases yet. 61K+ stars watching anyway.

When one engine controls the web, one company decides what the web can do.

That's the problem Ladybird exists to fix.