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𝗣𝗮𝗶𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 (PART - 1)
1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Machine Learning
3. Prompt Engineering
4. Claude,Chatgpt,Grok
5. Data Analytics
6. AWS Certified
7. Data Science
8. BIG DATA
9. Python
10. Ethical Hacking
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Someone can access your account without ever knowing your password. Even if you have two-factor authentication enabled.
The scary part? They might not need to break your security at all. They can sometimes reuse a login session you've already created.
Here's how it works:
Dylan Shaw retweeted
In 2020, an artist made Google Maps show a traffic jam on streets that were practically empty.
No cars blocking the road. Just a little red wagon carrying 99 smartphones.
The strangest part is what it revealed about how digital maps decide what's real:
Dylan Shaw retweeted
More competition in AI coding tools is always good news for us.
Alibaba, the company behind Qwen, has just launched Qoduck, a new stealth model inside its coding agent Qoder.
I'm interested to see how it compares with the tools we already use.
Try it free for a limited time: qoder.com/
Dylan Shaw retweeted
I've been exploring different AI coding tools lately, so this caught my attention.
Qoder is Alibaba's coding agent, from the same company behind Qwen, and they've just launched a new stealth model called Qoduck.
Definitely want to test this one.
Try it free for a limited time: qoder.com/
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Another interesting development from the Alibaba AI ecosystem.
Qoder is their coding agent, and Qoduck is the new stealth model they've just launched.
If you already follow Qwen, this is another project worth checking out.
I'd like to see how it performs.
Try it free for a limited time: qoder.com/
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Alibaba, the company behind Qwen, has a coding agent called Qoder.
They just dropped a new stealth model called Qoduck.
Curious to see how it performs on real coding tasks.
You can try it for free for a limited time: qoder.com/
Qoduck? Interesting name 😂
It's the new stealth model launched by Qoder, Alibaba's coding agent from the same company behind Qwen.
I'm curious to see what it can actually do.
You can try it free for a limited time: qoder.com/
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Still exploring different AI coding tools? Here's another one to put on your radar.
Qoder is Alibaba's coding agent, from the same company behind Qwen, and it has just launched Qoduck, a new stealth model.
Download Qoder and see what you think. It's free to try for a limited time.
qoder.com
Dylan Shaw retweeted
10 million users. Millions of downloads. Still losing money.
Sounds impossible? Here's why free apps can grow fast and still struggle to make a profit.
Every user costs money. Servers, storage, development, and support don't become free just because the app is.
That's why many apps use a freemium model. They offer useful features for free, hoping a small percentage of users will pay for upgrades.
Others make money through ads, subscriptions, or transaction fees. Free users can still help the business grow by attracting more people, but growth alone doesn't guarantee profit.
If an app spends more serving users than it earns from them, getting bigger can actually make the problem worse.
Millions of users look impressive. A sustainable business model matters more.
Dylan Shaw retweeted
The client wants a calmer version. Why was I about to generate an entirely new campaign? Somebody take the mouse away.
Dreamina + CapCut PC is my affordable workflow for paid ad variations. I open Dreamina, upload the product photo in Marketing Studio, and generate images and videos.
On CapCut PC's multitrack timeline, I use AI Edit to soften a busy background area and AI Extend to give the product close-up more room. I review the changes, then swap in quieter music, lower the sound effects, ease back the filter, and choose gentler transitions. I preview the new pacing before exporting the finished ad.
Try this low-cost workflow when your next client wants a different feel.
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Dylan Shaw retweeted
My narrator is describing a detail the camera hasn't shown yet. Excellent radio ad. Slight problem: I made a video.
Dreamina + CapCut PC is my low-cost setup for creating product ads I can sell. In Dreamina's Marketing Studio, I upload the product photo and generate images and videos.
I import them into CapCut PC's multitrack timeline, use AI Edit to simplify the tabletop behind the product, and AI Extend to lengthen the detail shot. After checking both, I move the explanation to that shot, lower the music beneath it, and place sound effects around the reveal. A light filter and short transitions finish the ad before export.
Try this budget-friendly workflow for your next paid product video.
CapCut PC: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
Dreamina: bit.ly/4k0KTGe
#CapCutPC #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing
Dylan Shaw retweeted
I'd like repeat clients. I'd also like to finish the first order before the next one arrives.
Dreamina + CapCut PC is my budget-friendly workflow for getting paid ad projects ready to deliver. I upload the product photo in Dreamina's Marketing Studio, generate images and videos, and import them into CapCut PC's multitrack timeline.
I use AI Edit to change a display surface that clashes with the brief and AI Extend to lengthen a short demonstration. Once I've reviewed those results, I assemble the ad with music, timed sound effects, a subtle filter, and clean transitions. I can revise those layers individually before exporting the finished video.
Give this affordable workflow a test run on your next client project.
CapCut PC: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
Dreamina: bit.ly/4k0KTGe
#CapCutPC #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing
Dylan Shaw retweeted
A free app can have 10 million users and still lose money. Sounds strange, but here's why.
Every user costs money. Servers, storage, development, and support don't become free just because the app is. That's why many apps use a freemium model. They offer useful features for free, hoping a small percentage of users will pay for upgrades.
Others make money through ads, subscriptions, or transaction fees. Free users can still help the business grow by attracting more people, but growth alone doesn't guarantee profit.
If an app spends more serving users than it earns from them, getting bigger can actually make the problem worse. Millions of users look impressive. A sustainable business model matters more.
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Giving an AI community something playable to build sounds like a good way to get wonderfully strange ideas.
Combos Fun is an AI gaming community where you can create with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra, then let other people play the result.
If GPT-6.2 gets added, I wonder what this crowd could come up with next.
@CombosFun_AI’s Minecraft Challenge is open. Make something, submit it, and see which ideas people enjoy.
Use my link to claim free credits and create your first Minecraft game with Combos Fun:
combos.converge.ai/events/bl…
Your world. Your rules. Your game. 🧱
Build your own block world on Combos and join the Block World Challenge.
🏆 Win up to $10,000 in prizes
🎮 Solo or multiplayer
📅 Submit by Nov 22
Build yours here ⬇️
combos.converge.ai/en/events…
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Giving an AI community something playable to build sounds like a good way to get wonderfully strange ideas.
Combos Fun is an AI gaming community where you can create with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra, then let other people play the result.
If GPT-6.2 gets added, I wonder what this crowd could come up with next.
@CombosFun_AI’s Minecraft Challenge is open. Make something, submit it, and see which ideas people enjoy.
Use my link to claim free credits and create your first Minecraft game with Combos Fun:
combos.converge.ai/events/bl…
Your world. Your rules. Your game. 🧱
Build your own block world on Combos and join the Block World Challenge.
🏆 Win up to $10,000 in prizes
🎮 Solo or multiplayer
📅 Submit by Nov 22
Build yours here ⬇️
combos.converge.ai/en/events…
Dylan Shaw retweeted
And after all that chaos, one person finally gets the product and walks away like absolutely nothing happened.
Everyone else needs a moment to recover. 😂
Honestly, that ending makes the whole ad for me.
Dylan Shaw retweeted
The crowd rush was looking good, but the original clip ended just when things were getting interesting. Classic. 😂
I didn't want to duplicate frames or slow everything down to fake a longer action. CapCut PC AI Extend helped continue the footage while keeping the visual and audio flow consistent.
#CapCutDidThat
Dylan Shaw retweeted
Then comes the close-up. With everyone rushing into the frame, I wanted the product to remain visually consistent across the shots.
One little detail was off, and reshooting wasn't an option. CapCut PC AI Edit let me make a targeted change to the existing footage without regenerating the entire scene.
#capcutblackfriday
Dylan Shaw retweeted
The moment everyone turns around needs to happen FAST. I wanted that sudden shift from a quiet room to a full-on product frenzy, but my transition wasn't selling the reaction.
Instead of manually digging through the timeline, I used Edit Pilot in CapCut PC to describe the transition adjustment I wanted and refine the existing edit.