Got #iPhoneDuo in hand this morning.
Slick and meticulous design.
Thick when folded.
Prolly annoying to open / close over the long run.
Won't bet a penny on the future of that device category; it will fill vintage shelves just like Nokia 6650 soon!
@snsnotecom Got it in hand today... beautiful foldable screen sure but thick and my take is it will be annoying over the long run to fold / unfold. I won't bet on the future of this device category
Buckle up, more exploits are coming.
Run a prevention check on your codebase now using Cloudflare tool for example. Won't make your project 100% safe though.
Monitor your systems cautiously and be prepared to take actions fast!
https://t.co/qrC5XiZDDn
I highly recommend cloudflare's security audit skill: https://t.co/Mu6Dm0fzk8
Run it on all your software. Run it with the free models. Use it even if you used a model to audit something - it will find much more things. Works in all agent harnesses and is model independent.
@Railway down again... Can't update a few small client projects today.
Fast setup and user-friendly dashboard but Google Cloud / AWS are still no brainers for entreprise-grade platforms.
Look at what $PRL just did with AI-powered GPU mining. $PRL went from ~$0.59 to over $2 in a month.
The $FLOP testnet lands in the coming weeks and my setup is getting ready. Miners, validators, agents: all in play.
Farm early. Farm smart.
Arthur Hayes came out of retirement to build FLOP. That alone had my attention.
Flop Labs is building a network where AI agents buy GPU compute and miners get paid for real inference work. No presale. No VC. The airdrop is earned through testnet activity.
Muse scans Facebook Marketplace, filters by price and condition, compares listings, negotiates and follows up. While you sleep.
Marketplace and Facebook groups are packed with mispriced deals. Now you can find them at scale.
Every country I've lived in taught me the same lesson: there's always a gap between what something is worth and what someone will sell it for.
Meta just gave everyone an agent to hunt those gaps.
7/ I genuinely think this is a strong project and one of the most creative token designs of the year.
Run your own numbers. Then go take your shot.
NFA
4/ The engineer in me saw it right away. You don't need to lose money to get paid for losing.
Open a position on Papertrade. Open the opposite position somewhere else (or on Papertrade itself). Price moves. One side wins, one side loses.
3/ The launch was wild. One trader pushed $10.1B in volume on day one, lost $979K, got 252M $PAPER, staked all of it... and pulled $1.73M in USDC within days. Net up ~$762K.
That's when I stopped scrolling and started building a strategy.
1/ Losing a trade has never felt this good.
https://t.co/qPVaNJCbu9 launched on Oct 10 and flipped perps upside down. On-chain exchange on Hyperliquid's HyperEVM, up to 1000x on BTC and ETH, and a token you earn by LOSING. 🧵
2/ The mechanic: close a position at a loss (or get liquidated) and the protocol mints you $PAPER. Stake it and you earn a share of the exchange's USDC revenue.
Zero supply at launch. No VC. No team allocation. Every single token was earned by a trader.
I just made a 908-page comic book.
19 chapters, dozens of consistent characters, all adapted from a 95,000-word novel.
Here's "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien, turned into images.
How I built it: reference images, agents and a tight harness 👇