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🚀 Most product ideas never make it past the planning stage. Not because they're bad ideas. Because turning ideas into polished interfaces usually requires designers, developers, and weeks of iteration. I tested @Skywork_ai Design to see if AI can change that.🧵👇

RT @james_bonds0: I'm deleting this in 24hrs because it's a legit formula to PRINT CASH. DeepSeek Prompts Cheatsheet You can make THOUSANDS building and selling them, and literally anyone can do it. Comment "DS" and I will DM you my full 23-hour video course right now! (must follow)

RT @zakiraicoder: Looking back, these were some of the smarter moves people could have made in 2019: - Accumulating Bitcoin - Putting money into Amazon - Picking up coding skills - Building an online presence What makes more sense to focus on right now in 2026?

RT @Aiden_Tech_Ai: You can earn over $25,000 per month if you have: 1. A laptop 2. An internet connection 3. Just 2 hours a day I’m sharing my exact step-by-step blueprint completely free. Like this post and comment “SEND”, and I’ll DM it to you. (Follow + Bookmark must.💯🔖)

RT @sporsho_AI: A product hidden inside a pumpkin, revealed as someone carves a spooky face? That’s a Halloween ad people might actually watch to the end. 🎃 Dreamina’s first month costs $0.29, while CapCut Desktop has a separate offer: 60% OFF Pro or 40% OFF Ultra through Oct 30. Each subscription must be purchased separately. The challenge is that carving takes time, but a short social video needs to keep moving. AI Extend in CapCut PC can help extend the footage when the buildup needs more breathing room. Dreamina: CapCut Desktop: #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #

RT @Code_SantrexAI: The future of AI coding depends on more than impressive demos. Everyday reliability and useful execution matter too. Explore DeepSeek-Flash in Qoder, free through Oct 31.

RT @codeMdSanto: $2.32 vs $4.62 doesn’t sound like the biggest deal. Until your app generates 100,000 videos. That’s when infrastructure decisions start becoming product decisions. Sunra’s API pricing model is interesting precisely because the difference compounds with volume.

Today we're launching the Sunra API. Every leading image, video, audio and 3D model through one key, each at its maker's own API price. Pay as you go, with no subscription and no markup. The models are ready. Your app is next.

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RT @Aiden_Tech_Ai: 35 Websites That Are Too Good to Be Free 1. — Free PDF editor and converter 2. — Online text to MP3 converter 3. — Write letters to your future self 4. — Free online tool to calculate percentages 5. — Calculator for arithmetic, tables, graphing, and more 6. — Best translator even for idioms and slang 7. — Get door-to-door directions between any two locations 8. — Quick file transfers between different devices 9. — Provides a temporary email address for you 10. — Listen to radio from around the world 11. — Separate music and vocals from audio tracks 12. — Customizable ambient sounds for focus and relaxation 13. — Get a random famous music album 14. — Look up a word and hear native speakers pronounce it 15. — Free online streaming for movies and TV shows 16. — Virtual 50s-90s tv with channels and shows 17. — Play Scrabble online 18. — Play classic board and card games online 19. — Download and play old pc games 20. — Virtual library for different PDF books 21. — Public-domain books available as free ebooks 22. — Free public domain audiobooks 23. — Free cultural and educational media on the web 24. — Directory of various free content on the internet 25. — Explore archived websites, books, videos, music 26. — Unleash the content hidden behind paywalls 27. — Free Photoshop alternative in your browser 28. — Creates faces of made-up people 29. — Open-source illustrations 30. — Check if an image has been shopped, cropped, or altered 31. — Downloading videos and audio from social media 32. — US weather forecasts and severe weather alerts 33. — Track live aircraft around the world 33. — Weather forecasts for peaks worldwide 35. — Check if your accounts were exposed in a data breach

RT @hey_Jessicaai: 1. (write anything) 2. (create presentations) 3. (generate images with text) 4. (create AI art) 5. (generate realistic voices) 6. (create AI videos) 7. (generate stunning visuals) 8. (turn ideas into visuals) 9. (code with AI) 10. (build websites with AI) 11. (build apps with AI) 12. (create slides in minutes) 13. (remove background noise) 14. (transcribe meetings) 15. (turn ideas into presentations) 16. (design vector graphics) 17. (create AI music) 18. (create product photos) 19. (generate AI videos) 20. (turn ideas into songs) Save this list 🔖 + Follow me for more AI tools! 🚀

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RT @codeby_abir: Understanding an existing codebase is just as important as generating new code. I'm curious to see how DeepSeek-Flash handles real project workflows in Qoder. Free through Oct 31:

RT @jackcoder0: Apple’s cheapest laptop ever costs $599. Most people who bought the MacBook Neo use it for 3 things: Safari, YouTube, and Google Docs. That’s a $599 laptop with Apple Intelligence that writes, rewrites, and summarizes any text in any app. A Neural Engine that runs on-device AI 3x faster than Intel laptops. Siri that reads your screen, searches your emails from 11 years ago, and acts across every app. An iPhone chip that runs the same macOS as $3,000 MacBook Pros. Live Text OCR that copies text from any image or video. Handoff that starts work on your iPhone and finishes it on your Mac mid-sentence. AirDrop that transfers files to any Apple device in seconds. Offline dictation that transcribes your voice without sending a word to any server. Shortcuts that automate 20-step workflows into one click. And the full Apple ecosystem iMessage, FaceTime, iCloud, Continuity Camera, Universal Clipboard on the least expensive Mac Apple has ever shipped. The MacBook Neo runs the same macOS framework as its high-powered siblings every feature, every tool, every capability. A college student who switched from a $300 Chromebook to the $599 MacBook Neo told me: “I bought it because it was cheap. I kept it because it does everything my roommate’s $1,500 MacBook Air does except faster rendering and bigger screen. Same apps. Same features. Same macOS. Same Apple Intelligence. I paid $599. She paid $1,500. We run the same software. I just didn’t know what my $599 laptop could actually do until I started exploring.” Here are 11 MacBook Neo features most owners treat as a Chromebook replacement while ignoring the $1,500 laptop hiding inside 🧵

RT @jamescoder12: You’re paying $139 a year for Amazon Prime. You use it for free two-day shipping. Maybe you watch something on Prime Video once a month. That’s your Prime membership a shipping subscription with a streaming service attached. You’ve never activated the free Grubhub+ membership that’s included worth $120/year by itself. You’ve never linked your Prime account to the fuel discount that saves 10 cents per gallon at 7,500+ gas stations. You’ve never enrolled in RxPass the $5/month prescription plan that gives you unlimited generic medications with free delivery. You’ve never turned on Amazon Photos the unlimited full-resolution photo storage that replaces the iCloud or Google One plan you’re paying for monthly. You’ve never stacked 5 Subscribe & Save items to unlock 15% off every recurring delivery. You’ve never shared your membership with a second adult through Amazon Household for free. And you’ve never applied for the Prime Visa the 5% cashback card with no annual fee that pays you back on every Amazon and Whole Foods purchase. A consumer savings analyst who’s audited over 1,000 Amazon Prime memberships told her client something during a spending review that made the client’s jaw drop. “You’re paying $139 for Amazon Prime. You use free shipping and occasionally Prime Video. The total value of the benefits sitting untouched in your account the Grubhub+, the fuel discount, the prescription savings, the unlimited photo storage, the household sharing, the cashback card, the free games, the free books, the grocery delivery, the Try Before You Buy, and the Subscribe & Save stacking adds up to over $400 per year. You’re capturing $139 worth of shipping from a membership that contains $400 worth of benefits. You’re leaving $261 on the table every year. You’ve been a Prime member for 6 years. That’s over $1,500 in benefits you paid for and never used.” She showed them 11 Amazon Prime features that transform the membership from “I get free shipping” into the savings system Amazon actually built. Here’s every hidden Amazon Prime benefit most members miss 🧵

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RT @jamescoder12: A girl paid for Apple Music for 4 years. She used it for one thing: pressing play on a playlist and listening. For 4 years she had no idea her Apple Music subscription included: an AI DJ that beat-matches and time-stretches songs for seamless DJ-style transitions between every track. Real-time lyrics translation that decodes foreign-language songs into her language while the music plays. Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos that surrounds her in 3D sound on a $249 pair of AirPods. Lossless audio at 24-bit/192kHz CD-quality and beyond included at no extra charge. A karaoke mode that removes the lead vocal so she can sing along. An AI playlist generator that creates a 25-song playlist from a text prompt. Lyrics pronunciation that teaches her to sing songs in languages she doesn’t speak. An equalizer with 23 presets most users have never opened. And a “Suggest Less” button that trains the algorithm by telling it what you DON’T like. Her roommate a music producer who uses Apple Music as a professional tool sat down and said: “You’re paying $10.99/month for the highest-quality music streaming service in the world and using it like a 2010 iPod. Press play. Listen. That’s it. This app has an AI that mixes songs like a nightclub DJ. Dolby Atmos that puts the drums behind you and the vocals in front. A karaoke mode. A lyrics translator. And you’ve never opened the settings.” Here are 11 Apple Music features most subscribers have never activated 🧵

RT @zakiraicoder: 🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Gmail Users Need to Read This! Your Gmail is quietly connected to Gemini AI and a lot of people still don’t realize the default settings let it process your emails, attachments, and related data. A class-action lawsuit (Thele v. Google) has been ongoing over Google turning on “Smart Features” by default in Gmail, Chat, and Meet around late 2025. The case has been dismissed and refiled, and Google is still fighting it. Google says it doesn’t use your Gmail content to train its AI models, but the features still give the AI access for summaries, replies, and personalization. If you want more control, here’s a clean way to limit it:

RT @james_bonds0: if you make a youtube channel right now, you'll make $2,997.80 this month it's not luck and cost nothing to start reply with "Need" and I'll send you a free guide to help you get started (must be following so I can DM)