Daniel Palombo

Wildense, Enamorado de la vida . Hincha de Independiente, Analista de Sistemas.

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@Sadecesedd 48

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@guldefteri 44

[Alexander Inspira IA @Alex_Inspira]

Todos están emocionados con Claude… pero apenas alguien sabe cómo usarlo realmente PARA REEMPLAZAR TRABAJO REAL.

Recolecté más de 700 MEGA PROMPTS que convierten a Claude en un motor de productividad completo.

(SÍGUEME + RT) Para que puedas recibirlo por DM.

Comenta "IA" y te enviaré todo por mensaje directo.

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@Alex_Inspira IA

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@miradreaamy 191

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@violettspark 128

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@soylulett Mucho

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@linadreaamy 222

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@SantiTorAI Prompt

[Santi Torres @SantiTorAI]

NADIE te enseña a usar Claude con prompts de nivel profesional.

Reuní 300 Prompts para convertirlo en tu mejor empleado.
(TODAS LAS CATEGORÍAS)

Like + RT + sígueme
Comenta "PROMPT" y te los envío por DM.

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@ecommartinez Fable

[Alejo @ecommartinez]

Claude Fable 5 es una máquina para generar dinero.

Pasé dos semanas entendiendo lo que la hace funcionar de verdad.

La guía incluye:
- 20 prompts copiables - 15 trucos comprobados - 5 métodos para generar ingresos - Los errores que te cuestan tiempo - ETC

GRATIS solo hoy.

Like + RT
Sígueme (para abrir DM)
Comenta "Fable"

[CentreGoalHQ @centreGoalHQ]

🚨🎙️Pep Gaurdiola on Messi and Argentina COMEBACK in 13 mins against Egypt:

🗣️“This is exactly why Argentina are world champions. You can never write them off. At 2–0 down, most teams lose belief, but Argentina never do. They keep fighting because they know one moment can change everything.

And when you have Messi, you always have hope. He doesn’t need ten chances he only needs one. That’s why he’s different. That’s why, for me, he’s the greatest footballer of all time. The game is never over as long as Messi is on that pitch.”

[‏ْ @marklfcx]

Thierry Henry on Lionel Messi in tears after Argentina’s incredible comeback to beat Egypt 3-2 at the World Cup:

🗣️ “Seeing Lionel Messi in tears after that final whistle tells you everything. People see the trophies, the records, the goals, but they don’t always see the weight he carries on his shoulders. He carries the dreams of an entire nation every single time he steps onto that pitch.”

“This was not just a comeback victory it was a battle of heart, belief, and character. Argentina were 2-0 down, their World Cup dream was slipping away, but Messi refused to let his team give up. He kept fighting, kept leading, and showed why he is one of the greatest competitors football has ever seen.”

“The emotion we saw from Messi was the emotion of a player who understands what it means to represent millions of people. He doesn’t play only for himself; he plays for Argentina, for his teammates, and for every fan who believes in him. Tonight, he showed the human side behind the legend.”

“Great players create moments, but true legends create memories that last forever. Coming back from 0-2 to win 3-2 in a World Cup knockout match is the kind of night that will be remembered for generations. Messi didn’t just lead Argentina to victory he gave them a moment they will never forget.”

[‏ْ @marklfcx]

Zinedine Zidane on 🇦🇷 Argentina eliminating Egypt and reaching the World Cup quarter-finals after an incredible comeback from 0-2 under Lionel Messi’s leadership:

🗣️ “This is what legends do. When Argentina were 2-0 down, when the world thought they were finished, they found something inside themselves that only great teams possess. They showed heart, character, and the mentality of champions. They refused to accept defeat.”

“Lionel Messi once again showed why he is a player from another level. Leadership is not only about scoring goals—it is about inspiring belief when everything looks impossible. His presence, his mentality, and his ability to lift his teammates changed the entire game. Argentina followed their captain into battle, and they created a night they will never forget.”

“Egypt deserve enormous respect. They pushed Argentina to their absolute limit and showed incredible courage. But this is the cruelty and beauty of football. One moment can decide everything, and Argentina found those moments when their backs were against the wall.”

“Coming back from 0-2 in a World Cup knockout match is not just a victory—it is a statement. Argentina have shown the world that champions are not the teams that never suffer; they are the teams that suffer, fight, and rise again. Tonight belongs to Messi, to Argentina, and to a team that refused to let their dream die.”

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@GalileiAstro Coincido. Me emociona aún más que el himno nacional

[Lemon @Lemonbryz]

🚨🎙️Zlatan Ibrahimović on Lionel Messi’s World Cup hat-trick masterclass as Argentina beat Algeria 3-0:

🗣️ “Let me tell you something… this is what happens when the greatest of all time plays football.”

“Messi didn’t just have a good opening game… he arrived at the World Cup like he still owns the damn thing.”

“People talk about age, about the end of an era, about pressure at 38 going on 39… but he doesn’t feel any of that. He creates pressure for every defender in the tournament instead.”

“Algeria tried to sit deep, they tried to frustrate, they tried to compete… but when Messi gets the ball anywhere near the box, the game is basically over.”

“A hat-trick on the opening night of the World Cup? That’s not normal… that’s a statement. That’s a warning to every team left in this tournament.”

“And this is why Argentina won so comfortably — because when you have a player like him, you don’t need ten chances. You need one moment of magic… and he gave them three.”

“Now people will start talking again… ‘Is he still the best player in the world?’ I don’t talk. I show. And tonight, Messi showed everyone.”

“This was not just three points for Argentina… this was a message to the entire World Cup. The king is still here.”

[‏ْ @marklfcx]

Vladimir Petković on Lionel Messi’s masterclass against Algeria in Argentina’s World Cup opener:

🗣️ “We came into this match with a plan, with discipline, with belief… but sometimes football puts you against a player who can destroy even the best preparation with a single touch of the ball.”

“What Lionel Messi produced tonight was not just a great performance, it was a football lesson delivered by one of the greatest minds and talents this sport has ever seen.”

“You tell your players to stay compact, stay focused, don't give him space… and then somehow he still finds a way to create magic where there should be none.”

“The most frustrating thing is that you can actually do many things right defensively and still end up suffering because he sees passes, movements, and opportunities that nobody else on the pitch can see.”

“At 38 years old, most players are talking about retirement, managing minutes, or slowing down. Messi is still deciding World Cup matches, breaking records, and making elite defenders look helpless.”

“I looked at my bench after his third goal and there was almost disbelief on everyone's face. Not because we were losing, but because we were witnessing something special that may never happen again.”

“People will talk about the hat-trick, the records, and the statistics, but what impressed me most was the authority. He controlled the match as if the game itself was moving at his pace.”

“I have coached against great players in my career, but tonight felt different. Tonight felt like football history stopping for ninety minutes to remind the world exactly who Lionel Messi is.”

[Patrícia @patyarqt]

Se recusando a atravessar a ponte improvisada pra visitar os pobres que ele tirou da pobreza 3 vezes. E ta prometendo tirar de novo. Eita Lula. Bom dia :)

[Daniel Palombo @Danielpalombo]

@Marco_Exito IA