Thiebauld Chevalier

Fixer, cinema, art, éducation. Whatever.
don't mess with my Dreams

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

@TommiPedruzzi Pdf

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@TommiPedruzzi Roi

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

@lostsoulby @megmyers C'est pour des projets comme celui ci que le cinéma existe.

Is this your work?
Wanna get it produced by people that will respect absolute final cut?
I'm an author that learned production to make my dreams and those who dare to, but after I lived them, somehow tellable.

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

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[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

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@mikefutia Reel

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@reggitales Yep

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

@strwbcom @shadcn Best ad campaign of the decade #historic #advertisers

[Silvi Rouskin @silvirouskin]

I recently attended World’s Minds 2025—a gathering of leading figures in science, art, and business, with renowned members like Bill Ackman and Bob Langer. The event was inspiring, but for the first time, it turned political: top scientists from major U.S. universities were asked to declare which side they’re on. One said, “I’m with the resistance,” and others echoed the sentiment.
This is the reality in America right now: scientists are being defunded, disrespected, and demoralized. How can our country have a bright future if our brightest minds are forced into opposition? Talented young scientists are being unfairly stripped of fellowships they’ve earned through merit and fierce competition. Many are already considering leaving the country. Europe is watching as we risk driving away the very people who power our innovation.
This isn’t just a political issue—it’s a threat to our nation’s future. We should be allies, not adversaries. If this attack on science continues, we all stand to lose.

[Scr0nkf1nkle @Scr0nkf1nkle]

The Great AI Job Displacement Is Closer Than You Think

[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

33 ideas on how to win:

1. pricing is product, not just a number
2. useful gets adopted. beautiful gets shared
3. vibe market before you vibe code
4. build a product that screenshots well
5. date the product, marry the trend
6. be 10x better at one thing, not 10% better at everything

7. build audience before product

8. start with a niche that feels too small

9. stack tiny advantages: domain name, design, distribution

10. build in obscurity. launch like you're famous

11. bad ideas are polite. good ones feel a little insane

12. focus on activation before acquisition

13. follow the weirdos, they find the future first

14. add social features that feel like gifts, not obligations

15. ignore your competition. study your followers

16. ship ugly, sell pretty

17. your first product is a wedge. not the endgame

18. delight is a warm & fuzzy feature that pays dividends

19. treat your first 100 users like co-founders

20. build for the problem behind the problem

21. create entertaining content that your product naturally solves

22. build systems around content creation

23. obsess over brand and name, they're what people remember

24. ship small, ship fast, ship often

25. lower time-to-value vs the competition

26. default to transparency when others hide

27. make something that gets better the longer you use it

28. position at the intersection of two trends

29. incentivize super fans to be distributors

30. turn every user/follower into a potential affiliate

31. structure your product as a series of small wins

32. be personal when others are corporate

33. you can't A/B test a movement

[Hanabi @HanabiCommunity]

🇯🇵 À elle seule, elle a fait trembler tout un pays. En enquêtant sur sa propre affaire, la journaliste Shiori Itō a combattu avec courage un système obsolète.

En course pour l'Oscar du Meilleur Documentaire, BLACK BOX DIARIES sort le 12 mars au cinéma 👉 https://t.co/XotVMoPJ45

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

@rlacombe @tariqkrim ✨👏✨

[Barsee 🐶 @heyBarsee]

It's been an insane week for AI.

Here are 9 massive changes happening around AI this week:

1/ Deepfakes are becoming indistinguishable from reality.

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

@johnhayoun @SLejoyeux

[Rep. Elise Stefanik @RepStefanik]

🚨🚨🚨Presidents of @Harvard @MIT and @Penn REFUSE to say whether “calling for the genocide of Jews” is bullying and harassment according to their codes of conduct. Even going so far to say it needs to turn to “action” first. As in committing genocide.

THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE AND ANTISEMITIC. They must all resign immediately today.

[Thiebauld Chevalier @ThChevalier]

Stephen Schwarzman: Going Big in Business, Investing, and AI | Lex Fridm... https://t.co/KV1VuVmSrt via @YouTube

[JoJo 99AI @99aico]

run the game again and it worked. Well it has some minor issues like the pipe image and the top pipe didn't kill the bird. but it works and I didn't write a single line of code, didn't even have to debug!!!!!

Just don't let the bird touch the bottom pipe

It took me 10 minutes to get the flappy bird game to work, and all I did was just try to figure out how to get the images right~ PS. I had no prior knowledge of how flappy bird game should work

you can check out the codes written by MetaGPT here
https://t.co/UOEJohPE2X

@mreflow @chaseleantj @icreatelife

#flappybird

[JoJo 99AI @99aico]

use canva to adjust the dimensions of the bird and pipe

[JoJo 99AI @99aico]

Asked code interpreter what are the correct dimensions

[JoJo 99AI @99aico]

turned out I didn't have any images for bird.png, pipe_top.png(top pipe), pipe_bottom(bottom pipe).png and bg.png(background). so I created the flappy bird files in midjourney