1. You visited her one random friday and decided it's OVER
2. You convinced yourself she doesn't love you enough to be texting other guys.
3. You feel relieved at the moment but pain will surface 1 week later
4. You feel the pain and start missing her but you held it together
5. You will start listening to Brent faiyaz and later Billie Ellish
6. You try to cry to ease the pain but you can't cry cause you believe men don't cry.
7. You'll spend the next 6 months on couch wondering what happened, why it happen or what you did wrong
8. You meet someone but you can't love them due to your trauma (attachment anxiety)
9. You will spend the next months trying to build yourself backup back because all your plans were centred around her
10. You start healing slowly, but then you miss her again.
11. Your female friend will suggest reaching out to her but you succumb to your ego and decide not to.
12. You still miss her, sometimes hoping to bump into her but the thought of reaching out to her disgust you.
13. You remember her most of the time but still convince yourself you made the right decision and can't go back.
14. You now listen to Chris Brown new album "BROWN" and it reasonates well with you and give you new perspective.
One year in August but still not fully healed.
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This is a great breakdown of how Fluton SDK makes confidential execution feel simple for developers. The workflow from wallet connection to intent creation, private execution, and verifiable results shows how privacy can be built into applications without adding unnecessary complexity. π
Injective MultiVM runs EVM and WASM in one shared environment,
letting Solidity and CosmWasm apps read the same state and liquidity.
You skip bridges and duplicate token versions.
Since November 2025, native EVM has delivered 0.64 second block times and fees near $0.00008, with more than 30 projects live on day one.
Then June 2026 Vulcan upgrade optimized network costs.
Vulcan rebuilt the oracle module, cut oracle gas usage by 90 percent, and added Pyth Pro and SEDA as the new price feeds.
A new precompile puts that price data directly inside EVM contracts.
Apps need no external oracle plug in.
SolanaVM support comes next on that roadmap.
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So while i was asleep we rolled into a new ATH
Over the past few weeks, @sixsevenapp has crossed 100k+ users, kept the community engaged, and now the market is responding with a new ATH.
An ecosystem that never stopped moving... The chart is simply catching up to what the community has been building all along.
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Sometimes that's the only way to understand why people keep coming back.
Summary:
1. Use XML Tags (π·οΈ)
2. Pre-fill responses (βοΈ)
3. Context first, instructions last (π)
4. Force "thinking" tags (π§ )
5. Leverage Artifacts (π»)
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Most people use Claude like a slightly better ChatGPT.
But they are missing out on its unique superpowers.
Here are 5 advanced prompting techniques to unlock Claude's full 10x potential: π§΅π
5/ Master Artifacts & Projects π»
Don't just chat. Use "Projects" to upload your entire codebase or brand guide.
Use "Artifacts" for code, website previews, or docs. You can ask Claude to edit specific parts of the artifact without regenerating the whole thing.
4/ Let Claude "Think" Step-by-Step π§
Claude excels at reasoning if you give it space.
Ask it to think first:
"Please think step-by-step inside <thinking> tags before writing your final answer in <output> tags."
This simple trick increases accuracy on complex tasks
3/ Context FIRST, Instructions LAST π
Claude has a massive context window (200k+ tokens), but it pays attention to the ends of prompts.
β’ Paste your documents/data FIRST.
β’ Put your specific questions/instructions at the very END.
This drastically reduces hallucinations.
2/ Pre-fill Claude's Response βοΈ
You can start Claudeβs response for it.
If you need a specific output format, pre-fill with:
β’ {"status": for JSON
β’ ````xmlfor raw XML β’"Dear [Name],"` for tone
It completely eliminates "Here is the response..." fluff.
1/ Use XML Tags π·οΈ
Claude is trained specifically to recognize XML tags. Use them to structure your prompts:
β’ <context> for background
β’ <instructions> for the task
β’ <example> for formatting
It prevents prompt confusion and keeps Claude highly focused.
@David_Ornstein@TheAthleticFC We've come to a time of life that Arsenal are more ambitious than Manchester United and the fans are completely unbothered by state of things the INEOS are subjecting the great club into.
I actually didnβt talk shit about you, I just said what happened and itβs your fault if the situation makes you like the piece of shit you chose to be.