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Alpha Prime retweeted
You've saved 200 fitness posts.
You've used none of them.
Susan saved ours for years.
Here's what changed when she stopped saving and started:
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"It changed my life."
Mark. 43. Father. Frequent business traveller.
He used to gain 5lbs on every work trip. Back pain was his normal.
6 months with Apex:
→ 22lbs of fat gone
→ Body fat down 12%
→ Back pain gone
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Alpha Prime retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: ChatGPT can now teach you BUILD PASSIVE INCOME from zero. For free.
Here are 8 prompts to earn Money While You Sleep:
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ChatGPT can now troubleshoot your slow Wi-Fi like a $100-an-hour network technician.
It can find the likely problem and build evidence when your provider is underdelivering.
Open ChatGPT Work on desktop and try these 7 prompts:
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google just built a vault for banks' crypto 🔐
stolen private keys were behind 43.8% of all crypto theft in 2024, per chainalysis.
google's fix is a new multi-party compute (mpc) service that splits wallet keys across multiple systems and checks every transaction before it gets approved. one breach can't empty the wallet anymore.
alphabet is already using it to secure assets on ethereum and solana, and major financial institutions are testing it right now.
next up: post-quantum security upgrades, with commercial rollout targeted for early 2027.
big tech is done watching crypto from the sidelines.
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A Harvard engineer just raised $7M to build a robot that braids hair up to 5x faster than human stylists.
Her name is Yinka Ogunbiyi, a Nigerian American engineer, and her invention HaloBraid is being called the world's first air powered braiding robot.
She built it to take the physical strain off hairstylists who stand for hours on every client, and to help salons get more done in less time.
More than 7,000 salons are already on the waitlist.
5,000 years of braiding history just met its first robot.
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Apple has unveiled its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro, featuring an OLED display and Dynamic Island.
The 14-inch model starts at $2,899, while the 16-inch model starts at $3,399.
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AI shopping agents only work when you already know what you want, and most shopping doesn't start that way.
Dalet Labs just raised $7M from Lightspeed to build for the moments you have no idea.
Their app scene shows you a feed of pictures made around your taste, learns from what you tap, and lets you buy anything that catches your eye right inside the app.
🤝 Paid partnership
We raised a $7M pre-seed to make shopping fun again.
@daletlabs generates media just for you: like walking into a mall built around your taste. And you can buy everything in-app.
Built by researchers from Google, Runway and MIT. Backed by @lightspeedvp and amazing angels.
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this guy drained $54.7 million from a crypto exchange, called crypto "fake internet money," then blew part of it on a $500k trading card and a scrap of a plane that flew to the moon.
> april 2021, jonathan spalletta, who went by cthulhon online, set his sights on uranium finance, a decentralized crypto exchange.
> on april 8, he found a smart contract bug and walked off with about $1.4 million.
> two weeks later he bragged in a message: "i did a crypto heist of $1.5 million a couple of weeks ago."
> his excuse? crypto was "all fake internet money anyway."
> uranium let him keep around $386,000 in what prosecutors called a sham bug bounty deal.
> three weeks after the first hit, he came back for more.
> on april 28, he hit another smart contract flaw across multiple liquidity pools and took roughly $53.3 million.
> the exchange was left too broke to run and shut down.
> he pushed the money through a chain of crypto transactions, tornado cash included.
> then the shopping spree started. a black lotus magic: the gathering card for about $500,000, plus $1.5 million on 18 sealed packs of vintage magic cards.
> a first edition pokémon card set for $750,000 and a sealed booster box for $257,500.
> $137,500 on a piece of fabric from the wright brothers' plane that neil armstrong carried to the moon.
> about $601,545 on a roman coin marking julius caesar's assassination.
> in february 2025, authorities seized roughly $31 million in crypto tied to the attacks.
> on october 7, 2026, a jury convicted him of computer fraud and money laundering.
nearly $55 million stolen, crypto written off as fake money, and the loot turned into one of the wildest collectible hauls ever.
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Less than 24 hours ago, Google dropped Genie 4.
And people are already creating explorable 3D worlds, interactive scenes and realistic simulations from a single prompt.
10 wild examples:
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A Chinese live seller running a dozen phones at once to stream and sell products across multiple accounts.
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China has opened its first major robot skills expo, with more than 100 robots from 51 companies taking the stage at Southeast University in Nanjing and dozens of them moving in perfect sync.
While most showcases still put 1 or 2 robots on stage at a time, China is now rolling out entire crews together, each machine built in its own shape and size.
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AI just created the most badass baby ever.
Even horror icons are scared of him.
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Cold calling isn’t dead. And that’s why today, we’re launching Unify Dialer.
Sellers have already placed 112K+ calls with it.
→ Prospect, sequence, and dial in one place.
→ Move faster through your call list with Power Dialer, with the research done before you dial.
→ Reach more buyers with 34% more reachable numbers than Apollo and 66% more than ZoomInfo in our benchmark.
60% of reps book a meeting within their first hour of dialing on Unify.
Who better to pick up the phone than the wolf of insurance himself, Juliano Massarelli? 👇🏻
Try it here:
unifygtm.com/dialer?utm_sour…
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AI has a memory problem.
EdgeRock-4B tackles it with fixed-size history storage, achieving 82.9% mean pass@1 on AIME 2024–2026, versus at most 18.8% for the evaluated bounded-state models, including models in the 14B class.
It supports text and image reasoning without continually expanding that storage.
