Folks, I owe you this story:
Behind the sleek advertisements and massive corporate launches lies a story of IP Theft, Criminal Conspiracy to defraud, Corruption, corporate espionage, secret email trails, police raids, and legal warfare.
This is the 11-year drama that is unfolding today and will lead to the arrest of Senior Executives at Safaricom PLC
The full story of Transcend Media Group v. Safaricom PLC & Others. (Long Thread) 🧵
Anthropic is paying people with ZERO AI experience $3,850 per week to work on frontier AI research. And it may be one of the most overlooked opportunities in technology right now.
The program runs for 4 months: $61,600 total compensation, $10,000 monthly compute budget, Direct mentorship from Anthropic researchers, Work on real frontier AI safety problems
Tools the internet doesn't want you to find 🔍
1. Shodan
A search engine for internet-connected devices. You can find cameras, servers, and routers exposed online.
2. Archive. ph
Saves a permanent snapshot of any webpage. Useful when articles go behind paywalls.
3. Similarsites
Enter any website and instantly find dozens of similar ones. Great for discovering alternatives.
4. Mailtrack
Shows you when someone opens your email. You see the exact time it was read.
5. Hunter. io
Type in a company name and it finds employee email addresses linked to that domain.
6. Photopea
A free Photoshop that runs entirely in your browser. No download needed.
7. 12ft .io
Removes paywalls from most news articles. Just paste the link and read for free.
8. Carbon
Turns your code into beautiful shareable images. Popular among developers.
9. Explainshell
Paste any Linux command and it explains exactly what every part does.
10. Tineye
Reverse image search that shows where a photo has appeared on the internet.
11. Namecheckr
Check if a username is available across all social media platforms at once.
12. Untools
A collection of thinking frameworks and mental models to help you make better decisions.
13. BuiltWith
Shows the exact technologies, tools, and software any website is built with.
14. GeoGuessr
Drops you anywhere in the world on Google Street View. You guess the location.
15. Virustotal
Upload any file or paste any link and it scans it with over 70 antivirus engines instantly.
Mark Cuban sold Broadcast dot com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in 1999.
He spotted the internet wealth transfer before most people had email. This time he quietly called the next one.
“33 million companies in this country. No AI budgets. No AI experts.”
Read that twice.
He’s not talking about startups. He’s talking about the dentist with three locations. The freight broker in Memphis. The family manufacturer running on spreadsheets from 2011.
They’ve heard of ChatGPT. That’s where it ends.
For twenty years, software worked like a landlord. One product, millions of tenants, everyone pays rent and nobody gets to move the walls.
AI flips the lease. The product can finally shape itself around the business instead of the other way around.
Which opens a door nobody is talking about.
Someone has to walk into these 33 million companies and do the work. Sit across from a 62-year-old owner, understand how his invoices move, hand him back a system that saves him 15 hours a week.
That person is not going to come from OpenAI.
Every smart 22-year-old right now is sprinting toward the same five labs. Cuban is pointing at the empty chairs in every other room.
Here’s the arbitrage: you don’t need to train a model. You need to know one industry cold and speak fluent AI.
The last time this setup existed was 1999. Every small business needed a website and almost nobody local knew how to build one. The operators who figured out dentists, restaurants, and contractors built agencies that printed money for a decade.
This time the ceiling is ten times higher.
33 million companies. A handful of people who can help them. The math does the rest.
Cuban saw the gap first. Whoever moves next owns the decade.
A 22 year old Chinese PhD student plugged ten iPhones into a single laptop and let Claude run all of them at once.
One Claude agent per phone. Each one running a different SNS account. Posting, replying, commenting, farming affiliate links 24 hours a day. The laptop was the brain. The phones were the hands. Nobody was at the desk.
He posted a 25 second clip of the setup. Caption: specialize Claude Code for making money, easily blow past $50K a month. AI automated affiliate is a blue ocean.
Dev Twitter ate it up. 180K views in a day. Everyone asking for the CLAUDE.md file. Everyone wanted to copy the rig.
This guy was trying to brag about $50K a month. He just showed too much.
Bro freeze the frame at 0:06. Read the second window on the laptop screen.
That is not a SNS dashboard. That is an arbitrage log. $824,691 staked. $2,288,844 returned.
432614799197. $4,526,176 profit. 4,548 predictions. Joined January 2026.
→ https://t.co/ihkvKahWzl
The same laptop running the phone farm was also running a live sports arbitrage dashboard. PSG losing. Bills vs Jaguars. Real Madrid. Aston Villa. Stade Rennais. Every position a six figure entry. Every result green.
The comment section turned into a detective board. Someone slowed the video to 0.25x. Someone else pulled the account name from the top corner of the dashboard. A third guy ran the wallet through an on chain explorer and posted the full profit curve.
4,548 predictions. All sports. Across six leagues. NFL, Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Ligue 1, NHL.
Biggest single win on the account: $1.5M. From one match.
The SNS farm is not the product. The SNS farm is the noise.
The real bot tracks Asian bookmaker lines that move 2-3 hours before Western platforms update. Shanghai moves before London. Beijing moves before New York. By the time American traders open their laptops, the gap is already closed. The Claude Code agent catches every one of them while the phones keep farming affiliate clicks to cover the electricity bill.
The 10 phones make him $50K a month on SNS. The one laptop makes him that in a single match.
He deleted the video within hours. Too late. The clip had already hit Discord, Telegram and three different dev forums. Someone in his lab recognized the repo name from a screen share a week earlier.
Before he left Twitter he pinned one reply. The last line read: the market does not know what timezone you are in. Use that.
Everyone online is trying to copy his SNS setup. Only a few people figured out the SNS was the cheap part.
The credit stack works. But without structure, you're building on sand.
1. Wyoming LLC, not your home state
2. Real office lease, not a virtual mailbox
3. Business bank account at Chase with $1K deposit
4. Personal score 700+ or fix it first
5. Apply in sequence: Chase then Amex then Cap One then US Bank
6. Wait 10-20 business days between apps
7. Pay it off before 0% ends or the rate eats the profit
$195K at 0% turned into $27K/mo revenue in 4 months.
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Instead of watching an hour of Netflix, watch this 2-hour Stanford lecture on AI careers. It will teach you more about winning in the AI race than all the AI content you’ve scrolled past this year.