warplarp

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[warplarp @warplarp]

THIS ROBOT WASHED THE DISHES, WATCH MOVIES AND CODING ON ITS OWN

Kitchen first. It stands at the sink next to him, handling plates. The dalmatian behind them both like this is Tuesday.

He moves to the couch. The robot follows. Visor aimed at the screen. Nobody asked it to watch.

Then the lights go off.

Red glow floods the hallway. Lines of code scroll across the black visor - functions, returns, variables. Running while the owner sleeps 1 wall away.

Arm speed in the kitchen looks a touch too fluid. Half the replies will call CGI.

But the dog never flinches. Not once in 26 seconds. Either the VFX team nailed animal behavior, or that dog has seen this thing every day for weeks.

A live-in housekeeper runs $28,000 a year. This robot ships for $16,000 once.

It doesn't stop working when the lights go off. It just starts working on something else.

[warplarp @warplarp]

@Keeperssd so, how much you earned from this influencers per month?

[warplarp @warplarp]

THIS ROBOT WASHED THE DISHES, WATCH MOVIES AND CODING ON ITS OWN

Kitchen first. It stands at the sink next to him, handling plates. The dalmatian behind them both like this is Tuesday.

He moves to the couch. The robot follows. Visor aimed at the screen. Nobody asked it to watch.

Then the lights go off.

Red glow floods the hallway. Lines of code scroll across the black visor - functions, returns, variables. Running while the owner sleeps 1 wall away.

Arm speed in the kitchen looks a touch too fluid. Half the replies will call CGI.

But the dog never flinches. Not once in 26 seconds. Either the VFX team nailed animal behavior, or that dog has seen this thing every day for weeks.

A live-in housekeeper runs $28,000 a year. This robot ships for $16,000 once.

It doesn't stop working when the lights go off. It just starts working on something else.

[boozie @soboozie]

https://t.co/CbDcFg8Nv8

[warplarp @warplarp]

THIS ROBOT REPLACE SOMEBODY'S JOB AND YOURS CAN BE NEXT!

It opens the repo, reads the codebase, and starts committing without asking what the style guide is.

Traffic lights, crosswalks, motorcycles. Every checkbox built to catch a bot, it clears without slowing down. It's been trained on more of them than any human sees in a lifetime.

The average US software engineer costs $147,000 a year, close to $70 an hour. The robot doing the same job amortizes down to $3 to $5.

It doesn't ask for equity. It doesn't ask for a raise. It was never sick a day in its life.

It doesn't need a résumé. The commit history is the résumé.

[boozie @soboozie]

https://t.co/CbDcFg8Nv8

[warplarp @warplarp]

YOU DON'T USE YOUR AI CORRECT AND THAT'S WHY:

Most people type a task into the box and hope for the best. But it's wrong usage!

You are wasting your tokens, getting poor results in return.

So, here are many tips, to fix it:

1) Give it the outcome, not the task. State the finish line. It works backward from there.

2) Talk instead of type. Wispr Flow or Superwhisper. 2x the output, same time on the clock.

3) Make it interview you first. Ask for 10 questions before it starts. Kills the guesswork.

4) Show it 1 example. 1 image, 1 block of text. Watch it snap into shape.

5) Save the setup once. Skills in Claude. Gems in Gemini. Custom GPTs in ChatGPT. Use it 100 times after.

Same 5 tools everyone already has open. Same prompt window. Different results.

Try it. You will like it!

[boozie @soboozie]

Anthropic just shipped a model that pushed back on an engineer's design, held its ground, and was right.

Here's what Claude Opus 5 actually does differently: https://t.co/eYrQmL6zpK

[warplarp @warplarp]

THIS AI WEBSITE GIVES YOU ACCESS TO MORE THAN 1000 AI TOOLS

5 tabs across the top: AI Life, Business Tools, Popular, New, Saved.

Scroll further and the categories run into the dozens - Logo & Avatar Creation, AI Girlfriends, Feedback & Reviews, Coding & Development, Legal Assistance, Mental Health, Real Estate.

Open any category and the tools are already ranked, each with a one-line pitch under the name.

Click a card. Hit save. It's sitting there waiting the next time you open the site.

No more 20 open tabs trying to remember which tool did what.

One site, thousands of tools, zero re-searching.

[boozie @soboozie]

Anthropic just shipped a model that pushed back on an engineer's design, held its ground, and was right.

Here's what Claude Opus 5 actually does differently: https://t.co/eYrQmL6zpK

[warplarp @warplarp]

@0x_mura $700 for this is pretty good price

have you tested it on yourself?

[warplarp @warplarp]

THIS EXTENSION PAYS YOU EVERY TIME CLAUDE THINKS.

You know this moment: when Claude Code working you just stare at it and don't use your time 100%.

Kickbacks AI fix this thing.

Advertisers bid on the impression. You keep 50% of the revenue.

Install the extension. Sign in with Google. That's it.

A meter runs quietly in the background, tracking every second Claude spends thinking.

Still in beta. Payouts aren't live yet.

The earning counter starts the moment you install it.

0 dollars paid out. 1 counter already climbing.

You used to wait for free. Now waiting pays.

[boozie @soboozie]

Anthropic just shipped a model that pushed back on an engineer's design, held its ground, and was right.

Here's what Claude Opus 5 actually does differently: https://t.co/eYrQmL6zpK

[warplarp @warplarp]

A 12-YEAR-OLD TEXTED HIS DAD'S FRIENDS ONE LINE AND TURNED IT INTO A MONTHLY PAYCHECK.

Everyone asks the same question: how do you go from $0 to $50,000 a month with AI?

Wrong question. Nobody wakes up wanting to "use AI." They wake up with a problem.

A 12-year-old figured that out before most adults do.

He didn't open a laptop. He opened his contacts.
Texted his dad's friends: "Starting AI automation. You know anybody who needs it?"

One text turned into a real conversation. "What are you working on that you wish was automated?"

An answer came back. He asked the only question that matters: "If I built that, would you pay me?"

Yes.

A year later, he gets paid every month.

You don't sell AI. You sell the problem it solves.

[boozie @soboozie]

Anthropic just shipped a model that pushed back on an engineer's design, held its ground, and was right.

Here's what Claude Opus 5 actually does differently: https://t.co/eYrQmL6zpK

[warplarp @warplarp]

ONE AI PROMPT PRINTS $500 A MONTH FROM A GOOGLE REVIEW TOOL LOCAL BUSINESSES CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT.

Every local business needs more Google reviews. Almost none of them have a system to collect them. Owners ask in person, forget half the time, reviews trickle to nothing.

Phase 1: the build. One prompt into an AI app builder. Out came a full staff app: dashboard, database, login system, automated texts, direct review link. Separate logins for every business on the backend.

Phase 2: the design. Pulled reference screens from Mobbin. Modeled the layout on Mercury's dashboard. Clean enough that an owner pays for it on sight.

Phase 3: the personalization. A settings page lets each business write its own message. Every review request reads like it came straight from the restaurant. Not a bot.

Phase 4: the automation. Wired to Zapier. Customer pays through Square. Customer books through Calendly. Either one fires the trigger. 2 hours later, the customer gets a one-tap link to leave a Google review.

Before: owner texts each customer by hand, one at a time. After: Zapier does it while the owner sleeps.

Phase 5: the proof. An analytics page counts every review collected. That number is what keeps the $500 invoice getting paid month after month.

NO HOSTING. NO SERVERS. NO CODE.
10 businesses on this system is $5,000 a month, recurring, from one build shipped once.

One prompt built the tool. Zapier runs it. The invoice pays itself.

[boozie @soboozie]

Anthropic just shipped a model that pushed back on an engineer's design, held its ground, and was right.

Here's what Claude Opus 5 actually does differently: https://t.co/eYrQmL6zpK