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[Kirisando @kirisando]

This is a clean, practical split that stops the most expensive model from doing intern-level work—Haiku handles search and summarization, Sonnet builds, and Opus only steps in for planning and final sign-off. Dropping the bill from $530 to $146 while keeping the same output is the kind of token discipline more people should copy.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@aifindr Yes, Ser, and you will never have that type of problem.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

Your iPhone backup can still have deleted photo preview. Your iPhone backup is not encrypted by default.

The scary version going around X says any app on your phone can read this. It can't. iOS locks every app in its own sandbox, and Photos access only reaches the live library.

Claude Code + Opus 5.5 will count every one of them on your own Mac. No jailbreak, no ssh, no app on the phone. One prompt.

what it pulls out of a single backup:
→ every app ranked by how much of your data it holds
→ every photo still sitting in Recently Deleted, with dates
→ previews of photos that are gone from your library, counted by year
→ all of it as tables, without opening a single picture

how it works:
Finder backup → Claude Code decrypts a copy → SQL on Manifest.db and Photos.sqlite → report.md

the real hole is the backup folder itself. Anyone who copies ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup off an unlocked Mac gets your camera roll, your messages and those previews. One checkbox decides whether they can read it

the 3-minute fix tonight:
→ Finder → your iPhone → tick "Encrypt local backup"
→ Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos: move every app to Limited Access or None
→ Safety Check in the same menu
→ empty Recently Deleted

the full prompt is in the first reply ↓

[starmex @starmexxx]

https://t.co/behHzfWQ7D

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@BercusNA You are absolutely right.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

This is a clever way to wire a free real-time event dashboard into an AI agent so it can spot geopolitical and macro shocks before they hit mainstream feeds. Pairing it with paper trading and explicit rules (check prediction-market odds, keep size small, review every trigger) turns the speed advantage into a testable edge instead of pure hype.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@levi_hered These backups contain database files like Photos.sqlite that often retain previews, metadata, and Recently Deleted items, making "deleted" sensitive images recoverable without jailbreaking the phone.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@0xVorzen This one hit hard.

Those 4 rules (especially “prompt the what, not the how” and letting agents wait on you) feel like the real next evolution in working with AI. Game changer.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@maixbt Mind-blowing.

Claude pumping out 120 viral slideshows in one go and turning it into real $5M/month revenue with zero filming is next-level content hacking.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@itsarcvale This list is straight fire.

So many powerful free Grok Bot extensions sitting on GitHub while people pay for expensive hosted agents — massive value drop right here.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@StassOneLet Haha, this is pure gold 😂

Dumbledore throwing down dunks and flipping off the crowd while Voldemort has a meltdown is the perfect chaotic crossover. These AI videos are getting way too good.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@0xzivo Love this breakdown. The Bellman equation deciding where Waymo cars should chill after a drop-off is such a clean way to turn positioning into real money.

That $13 swing from two $15 rides is the perfect example of why these micro-optimizations scale so hard.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@AIPulseNewsX Spot on. Employers are already paying 62% more for AI skills, but most people still aren’t getting rewarded for using it.

The ones who start measuring and showing real time savings are going to get the raises first. Smart post.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@BercusNA Wild privacy bomb. ChatGPT digging up almost 100k “permanently deleted” photos on Android just like on iPhone is a serious reality check.

Huge value in these audits — everyone should run them.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@AIDuckLabs Mind-blowing privacy wake-up call.

Claude Code digging up years of “deleted” photos still sitting in iPhone thumbnails is something every iOS user needs to see.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@TFiirmzee Love this breakdown. That braided beard flex at the end is such a perfect hook for debate.

Really sharp analysis on why these clips blow up.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@mika_systems Absolutely wild.

A gaming PC quietly making back $3,260 overnight by digging through old statements and drafting refund letters is the kind of practical AI win I love seeing.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

the prompt (paste into Claude Code, run it in an empty folder):

"Act as an iOS privacy auditor. My encrypted iPhone backup is in ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup. Don't modify it: work on a copy.
1. Install iphone_backup_decrypt in a venv and ask me for the backup password in the terminal. Never write the password to a file.
2. From Manifest.db, list the top 20 apps by number of files and total size.
3. Extract Photos.sqlite and report: total assets, assets with ZTRASHEDSTATE = 1, and the oldest and newest date among them.
4. List files under PhotoData/Thumbnails. Count how many do not match any asset still in the library, grouped by year.
Output a report.md with tables only. Do not open, describe or upload any image. Delete the decrypted copy when you're done."

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@coolerwave Yeah, but I think you can train your AI agent, make new prompts and in progress - you will unstoppable…

[Kirisando @kirisando]

Could you start selling €100 services on Fiverr with Claude today?

Today I checked Fiverr: a 3D motion design video of a product for an online shop starts at about €100.

So I asked Claude instead.

I have no motion design or 3D skills. Just a task and the wish to make it.

No video model made a single frame.

About 1 hours and 4 rounds of my notes. Opus 5.5 isn't perfect yet, it still needs fixes. But this is only the start, and soon tasks like this won't be hard at all.

What Claude Code did:
→ rebuilt the controller as a 3D model in code from one photo
→ built the water, the studio light and one long camera flight in code
→ took the controller apart and drew the battery, board and motors inside
→ wrote the sound in code too
→ rendered all 858 frames on my 2018 laptop

Cost: the cheapest paid Claude plan, €18 a month.

[Florence @flxrnc]

https://t.co/FdP7CWkLzE

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@fluid_ai_ For sure, everyone who bought the lowest subscription at Claude - can do it.

[Kirisando @kirisando]

@twinedon0 Thanks, I don’t have another option)