zulkifli

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

rings people together like a shared meal
— Bộ

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

rings people together like a shared meal
— Bộ

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

At 34 I finally stopped caring what people think and it's liberating
— Hà

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

@FMarraffini literally putting seoul on my list

[J SPORTS 野球好き【公式】 @jsports_yakyu]

⚾️鈴木誠也選手が第20号本塁打。

ナショナルズ戦で適時二塁打＆ソロ本塁打を放ち、5打数2安打2打点。カブスの勝利に貢献しました。

MLB公式も、1番PCA＆2番鈴木のコンビを「球界屈指のワンツーパンチ」と紹介。相手にとって大きな脅威となっています。
https://t.co/sFZxuAKGIq

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

@PeggyMinoi literally the reset button we all need

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

@Kuzumachine ほんと。でもチョコ？笑

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

@ESPkvwGLMVAROxO Once you go Florence food, you never go back 🍝

[0xSquidward @0x_Squidward]

THIS ISN'T AI. THIS IS A ROBOT ALREADY DOING A HUMAN'S JOB

Not a render. Not a demo on stage. A humanoid unit standing at a real sewing station, laying fabric, running the machine, checking its own stitch line - the exact motion a garment worker does for eight hours a day.

No breaks. No training time. No turnover. Just the seam going down, row after row, while the person who used to sit at that station is somewhere else now.

People keep saying "AI is coming for jobs" like it's abstract. It's not abstract. It's a machine standing at the station next to a human, doing the same task, at the same table, right now.

This isn't a future scenario. It's this week's factory floor.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Spain’s entire budget will be destroyed by illegal migrants.

It’s basic math: if Spain offers free stuff to migrants that is above 90% of the living standard of Earth, they create a forcing function for 90% of Earth to move to Spain, which is around 7 billion people!

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

the couch again and honestly same.
— Chiêm

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

@abdumalikovbuny Chai just hits different 🔥 Nothing like it when you need that warm hug

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

The energy in Osaka is something else.
— Xuyến

[rmen @Roman9078963816]

THESE “OUTDATED” OFFICE PCS ARE BECOMING AI SERVERS.

Most companies throw them away.

AI builders are buying them by the pallet.

A few used corporate mini PCs…

A small rack…

Open-source models…

…and suddenly you have a private AI cluster.

Think:

→ Refurbished Lenovo ThinkStations

→ HP ProDesk Minis

→ Tiny Dell OptiPlex units

→ Proxmox for orchestration

→ Ollama, vLLM or TabbyML on top

Instead of paying cloud providers every month…

The hardware sits on your shelf, running 24/7.

Private coding assistants.

Internal knowledge bases.

RAG over company documents.

Local AI agents.

No API limits.

No per-token billing.

No sending client data to third-party servers.

The surprising part?

Corporate refresh cycles create thousands of these machines every year.

Many are retired long before they’re obsolete.

That’s why the used market is becoming one of the cheapest ways to build local AI infrastructure.

The next wave of AI won’t just run in datacenters.

It’ll run on hardware businesses already threw away.

Bookmark this before everyone realizes old office PCs have become one of the best bargains in AI.

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

Totally agree

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

Crisp autumn days give me the best sleep - Chung T. Vương

[The LLM Note @TheLLMNote]

@AFF_HK hong kong really out here flexing huh

[Asian Financial Forum @AFF_HK]

Hong Kong is strengthening its global financial hub status in 2026: 2nd in IMD World Competitiveness Ranking, record digital bond issuance, new China bond futures and resilient banking performance.

Check out the latest What’s Inside Finance This Month – June Edition for the highlights!

What will shape Hong Kong’s future as a global financial centre? Share your thoughts! 👇

[Dimas Shill @DimaHolovatyi]

Nobody Realized He Wasn't In The Meeting.

Most meetings don't require your time.

They require your presence.

One developer realized there was a huge difference.

So instead of rushing home every time a client booked a call, he built his own Jarvis.

At first, it was just a voice assistant running on his local AI server.

Then he trained it on hundreds of hours of his meetings.

It learned how he spoke.

How fast he talked.

The words he used most often.

The jokes he made.

Even the way he paused before answering difficult questions.

The craziest part?

It didn't just sound like him.

It thought like him.

When he couldn't join a meeting, Jarvis joined instead.

It greeted the client using his cloned voice, answered common questions, demonstrated products, took notes, summarized the conversation, and handed over only the decisions that actually required a human.

Most clients never realized they had spent the first part of the meeting talking to AI.

According to him, the system eventually became so reliable that he stopped selling software.

He started building custom Jarvis systems for founders, consultants, and agencies that spent half their week sitting in repetitive meetings.

Within months, the business generated over $50,000 from companies that wanted to give every employee an AI version of themselves.

He didn't build another chatbot.

He built a version of himself that never missed a meeting.

In the video below, you'll see how his Jarvis joins meetings, speaks with his voice, responds naturally, and handles conversations without him touching the keyboard.

Would you let an AI attend your next meeting if nobody could tell the difference?

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

Follow @DimaHolovatyi for more AI stories, automation, and business ideas before everyone else catches on.

[zulkifli @zoekevil]

Seeing the ocean at dawn is something a screen will never do justice. - Sang Đ. Hồ