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I turn clicks into 💰. GTM/Growth Operator at @mimrgrowthlab

🇹🇭 CM - 🇲🇾KL
Joined March 2009
I'm too old to be governed by fear of dumb people.
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Is @cursor_ai revamping their pricing? Wanted to upgrade to $200 package next month but now that $100 one looks nicer. @benln new tier looks nice.
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Honestly, I won't even be surprised if 90% of the netizens shouting to ban that Israel Houghton guy from performing a concert are the exact same ones saying we should dump all the Rohingyans onto an island and burn them and promotes Meleis Zionist.
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I have one test for whether a show got me. Not the rating, not the reviews, not whether the lore was faithful. It’s whether I’m still sitting there when the credits roll. Not reaching for the to forward to the end credits. Just sitting there. Lanterns, well fucking played 👏👏
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Only in Malaysia you can have a Chinese boy who’s pelat in English screaming a Tamil curse ‘Pundekkk’ out of a sudden
I cannot stop laughing because his Hokkien curses are exactly what I'd say during gaming 😭
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I'm not a fan of single race empowerment programmes. It's so anti-Malaysian. Why do we still need to empower people separately? You know what's powerful? Put people of all races into a room and connect them. That's already empowering.
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Halfway through Swallowed Star (吞噬星空) and the more I watch, the more I feel like I'm watching a high-budget MMORPG where literally everyone is flexing top-tier premium VIP skins.
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Only in Malaysia we forgive treason and traitors of the nation.
Sultan Ibrahim has allowed former PM Najib Razak to serve out the remaining jail sentence under house arrest till Aug 23, 2028 provided he settles the reduced fine of RM 50 million and adheres to all conditions agreed.
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A little late to the party, but damn, Lioness is wildly binge-worthy. Taylor Sheridan is a badass. If you like Homeland or 24, you have to watch this. Stacked cast with Zoe Saldana, Morgan Freeman, and Michael Kelly (Doug from House of Cards).
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Starts a bit slow, but goddamn, the writing and action are unreal, it's such a good show. Plus, the way they portray Trump as a useless leader doesn't hurt either.
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calling one of the most culturally complex culinary traditions in SEA "slop" while flexing a dry steak with gravy is hilarious and all this fake science just to admit your stomach couldn't handle Rendang and a bit of heat is a wild way to cope bro. Also, this is our steak.
.@balajis's Network School relocation from Malaysia to Kazakhstan is a HUGE location upgrade. Malay diet is high sugar, high carb and low protein. Kazakh diet is high protein nomadic warrior food. (Can you name a single war Malays have won? No, not possible with that slop). Malay environment is hot, humid and moldy. It makes you tired and lazy. Kazakh is dry and extreme - keeps you awake and alert. Impossible to have low IQ locals if weather swings from -40 to +40. Malaysia runs of positive discrimination (Bumiputera) and not meritocracy. Kazakhs are proud of their national identity but runs on meritocracy. $KSPI - Kazakstan's first unicorn was built by a Georgian with an ethnic Korean Co-Founder seeded by a Russian VC with an American founder (Baring Vostok).
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I built BFrost because I was tired of managing AI tool configs by hand. I use Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI tools. MCP servers and Skills were spread across config files. It was hard to know what was set up where.
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BFrost is a local Mac app that puts it in one place. See, manage, and copy MCP servers and Skills between supported tools. It makes backups before changes and warns you about conflicts. $19.99 once. Windows is coming soon. bfrost.mimrgrowthlab.com/
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AI;DR (AI; didn’t read)
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Sorry can't help it @Aisehman
🤖 Made with AI
Sign of the times. Not since the dark days of GE14 and its immediate aftermath has UMNO been more joyful, clowning around and such. Happy days are here again. 2. For someone who’s just had a heart scare and will soon be charged for corruption, Ismail is looking pretty chill.
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It worked about as well as you'd expect (read: easily defeated by a simple find-and-replace). Here is a snippet of the glyph database I experimented with, so far I have these but I'll continue with my research.
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My next move is to expand and move past static glyph maps into statistical frequency analysis (looking at token selection entropy) because that's where it gets genuinely wild. support.claude.com/en/articl…
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So, I built a quick prototype to test a theory and like they said, this thing is invisible, survives copy-paste, and works across surfaces. Down the rabbit hole I went for a side project trying to wrap my head around AI "watermarking/detection."
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example; this is what you call a "no break space" in Unicode. unicodeplus.com/U+00A0 My initial detector months ago was pretty naive: it just scanned for curly quotes, em dashes, and non-breaking spaces, calling anything with smart punctuation an "AI signature."
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My best guess? It comes down to unicode substitutions for spaces, quotes, and punctuation that we rarely type natively on a standard keyboard (smart typography courtesy of automated formatting).
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Actually, not even Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini too, have quietly been leaving subtle signatures in their text. I'm not claiming I know their exact internal pipelines, but for the past couple of months, I started noticing distinct character choices creeping into outputs.
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