A Chinese developer recorded a 2 minute video reacting to an old Japanese TV clip. The clip showed Yutaka Yozawa, a guy famous in Japan for grinding his way to 90 million dollars over 10 years by reading 1,000 finance books and trading 16 hours a day.
Caption on the developer's video: I have watched this five times. Every young person needs to see how Yozawa thought about money.
He sat in front of three monitors. Messy desk. Cables everywhere. Talked into the webcam about mindset, discipline, the long road. Posted it to Bilibili expecting a few hundred views.
While Japan still studies a man who needed 10 years and 1,000 books, China is already building AI farms in apartments that skip both. This guy was trying to talk about mindset. He just showed too much.
Bro pause at 0:34. Ignore his face. Look at the right monitor.
Is that a real balance? $868K???
gabagool22. $868,862 profit. 28,620 predictions. Joined October 2025.
→ https://t.co/62AOSjwBrr
He was filming a tribute to a Japanese guy who took a decade to hit 90 million dollars. His own wallet on the second screen was at $868K after 4 months. 28,620 positions. All BTC. All 15 minute windows. All green.
The comment section turned into a detective board. Someone slowed the video to 0.25x. Screenshotted every frame where the second monitor was visible. Stitched them together. Reconstructed the full wallet page from 4 seconds of background footage.
Entry prices between 2 and 10 cents. Payouts in the thousands. Not one red row in 28,620 entries.
The setup is not one computer. It is a farm. Multiple machines scanning different 15 minute windows at once. Together they cover every window. 24 hours a day. No bookshelf needed.
Yozawa read 1,000 books to get there. This guy pointed Claude at the market and walked away.
He deleted the video 3 hours later. Too late. Someone had already screen recorded it. The clip hit Discord. Then Telegram. Then Twitter.
The tribute had 200 views. The zoom on his second monitor has 400,000.
707K people watching the wallet now. He has not posted anything since. The screens are still on. The wallet is still active. The farm is still running.
He told everyone to study a man who got rich slow. He forgot to hide that he was getting rich without studying anything.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says two groups are structurally safer as automation accelerates
• Hands-on workers (electricians, plumbers, mechanics): Their work depends on physical presence, edge-case judgment, and complex real-world conditions that Al still struggles to handle.
• Non-linear thinkers (people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia): They don't follow standard playbooks. They reframe problems, spot patterns differently, and operate outside predictable logic.
As Al scales across coding, writing, and analysis, value shifts away from repeatable cognitive tasks toward physical execution and unconventional thinking.
This blew my mind!
Someone just opened mobiles for Openclaw. Controlling mobiles would open a new dimension of app control. This is the Steve Jobs moment for AI, agents controlling everything from my computer to phone.
PS: he used mobilerun skill with openclaw
This blew my mind!
Someone just opened mobiles for Openclaw. Controlling mobiles would open a new dimension of app control. This is the Steve Jobs moment for AI, agents controlling everything from my computer to phone.
PS: he used mobilerun skill with openclaw
@wfreemantle It’s so bad. My landlord increased the rent with R12000 for peak season if I wanted to renew my lease. Now I am looking for something new. Have to have double deposit, application fee, credit check fee and there are 50 people viewing one apartment.
@Zinhleputinn My friend had a similar problem the tenant didn’t pay for 3 months and he went an leased a place in an informal settlement took all the belonging of the tenant placed them there and when he came later on he told that he rented him a place for R800 and gave him new keys
@Shumi_lopondo@ThakhiElsie this is what’s currently happening in Cape Town, and have personally happened to friends of mine. They get a rental agent like remax or similar, the agent interviews tenants who pass checks, then somebody else moves in.
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🇷🇺🚨‼️ Epstein’s files!?
“The western elites are used to stuff their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money.
That vampire’s ball coming to an end”
— The Russian president
A big issue with vibe coding LLMs like Claude, Gemini, GPT, etc:
They all suck at Supabase security.
They say everything is secure when it's not.
This will lead to many hacks.
To counter this, I made a penetration tester using Ralph Wiggum.
-> free at suparalph.vibeship .co