Ryan Nugraha

International Tax Specialist I Certified Tax Consultant I Qualified Wealth Planner I Assoc. CPA I Master of International Development Policy @DukeSanford

[Ciri @Ciri_ai]

GPT Image 2 on Chatgpt

Prompt: Edit the image while keeping the original photo completely unchanged — including the person, face, body, pose, lighting, and gym background.

Add multiple small, cute chibi-style “mini versions” of her around the image. Each mini character should have a big head, expressive facial features, and match her hairstyle and outfit.

Depict each mini version doing different gym-related activities:

one cheering with arms raised

one running in running shoes

one drinking from a shaker bottle

one wearing sporty running glasses

one climbing near her leg

Enhance the image with playful, hand-drawn doodles and handwritten notes in white and pink ink, in a scrapbook style. Include elements like arrows, stars, hearts, sparkles, and sketchy lines.

Add cute, handwritten gym-themed motivational phrases:

“lift strong”

“stronger every rep”

“no pain no gain”

“sweat now, shine later”

“progress over perfection”

“train hard, stay soft”

The overall vibe should feel fun, energetic, and feminine.

[Mira @miratechtool]

Top 10 Best GPT Image 2 Results of All Time with prompt.

I’ve been testing GPT Image 2 heavily.

Here are the 10 most impressive, creative, and technically perfect generations I’ve seen ranked. 🧵

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

ChatGPT generates fake references to papers that don't exist.

So, researchers at Stanford built Storm.

It's an AI-powered app that generates well-researched articles with references to published sources. And Storm is free to use.

Here's how to use it:

[Mushtaq Bilal, PhD @MushtaqBilalPhD]

1. Go to storm[.]genie[.]stanford[.]edu and click on "Get Started."

Create a account and log in.

[Dr. Eric Berg DC @dr_ericberg]

Most people take apple cider vinegar for digestion or blood sugar.

But that’s just the surface.

ACV doesn’t just ease symptoms—it reawakens dormant gut microbes that defend your health from the inside out.

Once you understand this, you’ll never skip a day without it:

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[Lisa @elisabetguwanto]

baru sadar, aku bisa ngabisin 2-3 jam per hari buat doomscrolling 🥲

jadiii mau coba checklist ini satu per satu :D will update you in a few dayss

feel free kalo ada yg mau ikutan juga!

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

The Tree of Knowledge – How All Disciplines Connect

The universe’s deepest truths are interconnected. Here’s how science, culture, and the human mind branch from the same trunk of inquiry.

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[Emmanuel Tsekleves @PhDtoProf]

How I helped my PhD student transform from viva terror to examiner admiration

After 18 years examining PhD defenses

Tom came shaking: "I have no idea what they'll ask. What if I blank out completely?"

Here's my examiner's playbook 🧵

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

100 Rules for Successful Completion of PhD.

Here are the 100 essential rules that can make the difference.

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[Matt Dancho (Business Science) @mdancho84]

Correlation is the skill that has singlehandedly benefitted me the most in my career.

In 3 minutes I'll demolish your confusion (and share strengths and weaknesses you might be missing).

Let's go:

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

Making a Research Proposal
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It is a quite tricky job to make a research proposal. If you have written a research conference or journal paper before or if you have read conference/ journal papers before. Then it is quite easy to understand how to write it.

*** Research proposal is just like a research paper but without exact results description and conclusions.
But if you do not have any experience of writing or reading research papers, i will tell you step by step in 5 steps.

1) Defining research directions

Define research directions for PhD you are going for. If research project is already given, then finding research question from it. What are research directions? Research directions are the proposals in the project on which you want to work. The problems or improvements in the project that you want to work on.

2) Creating significance / references/ Review
You have to create significance of the research directions you want to work on and giving references with previous literature and their expected importance /improvements from existing work.

3) Research Design and Methodology

Your expected design of working on the project proposal. Mentioning each step of how you will work on that proposal. Even making a block diagram of whole process of proposal implementation and explaining it with references from previous literature and explaining about expected results. You have to search for research gaps also in the project / proposal given. This you can find by reading research papers in that topic and easy way is to see that in the project you are working on, on which topic in that people are mostly working on. That is one of the main gaps. Also you can find gaps by checking each individual step of your research proposal with other papers published in that area.

4) Proposed Timeline

You can give the proposed time line regarding steps of the proposal. This timeline you can discuss with professor also if you are in contact with him

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

Many folks twist critical thinking into a pretzel.

They start at the top, trying to create before they understand.

That's like trying to write a symphony before learning notes.

Here's what smart academics do differently:

[Leaders 𝕏 Junction @LeadersJunction]

Life hacks i wish i knew at 23🤯

[Kulbir @LivingAlpha1]

This is the world's #1 gut health expert.

Dr. Megan Rossi has spent ~20 years researching the gut microbiome.

She even received government funding to rewrite the UK's nutrition guidelines.

Here are her top 10 tips to transform your gut (and your life):🧵

[Inferam @InferamAI]

How to DIY a paper fighter Jet.

[PyQuant News 🐍 @pyquantnews]

A free 698-page PDF ebook with everything you need to know about math:

[Skai. @superSaiyanSkai]

A daily boost of intelligence
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[Book Therapy @Book_therapy223]

Public speaking secrets

[Emmanuel Tsekleves @PhDtoProf]

Your quantitative paper isn't getting rejected for bad data

It's getting rejected for bad structure

You spend 2 years collecting data → get significant results → submit to dream journal → rejected in 48 hours

Here's the blueprint that turns rejections into acceptances 🧵

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

Ever feeling like that when you're doing your conference presentations?