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50 Legal Sites to Watch and Listen to for Free on the Internet
1.) archive.org → Millions of movies, books, and audio
2.) publicdomainmovies.net → Classic movies with expired copyrights
3.) openculture.com/freemovieson…… → Free movie collection
4.) kanopy.com → Free movies with library membership
5.) hoopladigital.com → Digital borrowing from the library
6.) plex.tv/watch-free → Free movies and series with ads
7.) tubitv.com → Legal free movie platform
8.) pluto.tv → Free live television channels
9.) crackle.com → Free series and movie archive
10.) retrocrush.tv → Classic anime collection
11.) trt.net.tr/arsiv → TRT's digital archive
12.) tvarsivi.com → Turkish television archive
13.) bfi.org.uk → British Film Institute collection
14.) europeanfilmgateway.eu → European film archive
15.) ubuweb.com → Experimental cinema archive
16.) mediastorm.com → Documentary short films
17.) topdocumentaryfilms.com → Free documentary archive
18.) documentaryheaven.com → Documentary collection
19.) nfb.ca → National Film Board of Canada archive
20.) folkstreams.net → Folk culture documentaries
21.) criterionchannel.com → Cinema classics selection
22.) mubi.com → Curated independent cinema
23.) shortoftheweek.com → Award-winning short films
24.) vimeo.com/staffpicks → Editor's pick short films
25.) ted.com → Expert talks
26.) bigthink.com → Ideas and science videos
27.) youtube.com/@NASA → Space broadcasts and archive
28.) khanacademy.org → Educational video library
29.) musopen.org → Copyright-free classical music
30.) imslp.org → Free sheet music library
31.) freemusicarchive.org → Copyright-free music collection
32.) jamendo.com → Independent musician archive
33.) bandcamp.com → Music directly from the artist
34.) soundcloud.com → Independent music discovery
35.) audiomack.com → Free music listening
36.) radio.garden → Listening to radios around the world
37.) radiooooo.com → Music by country and era
38.) everynoise.com → Discovering every music genre
39.) internetradio.com → Thousands of online radios
40.) somafm.com → Ad-free thematic radio
41.) nts.live → Independent radio broadcasts
42.) mixcloud.com → DJ sets and radio programs
43.) librivox.org → Free audiobooks
44.) loyalbooks.com → Audio versions of classics
45.) podcastindex.org → Independent podcast directory
46.) podchaser.com → Podcast discovery platform
47.) listennotes.com → Podcast search engine
48.) bbc.co.uk/sounds → BBC radio and podcast archive
49.) npr.org → NPR programs and podcast archive
50.) tunein.com → World radios in one place
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Liyana retweeted
My trading desk is a group chat.
Five Grok Bot agents in one thread. I gave them $2,500 and a goal: 2x.
They did 4.7x.
$2,500 → $11,754.
I didn't trade. I just read the chat.
Scout:
$TRUMP
, volume 6x in 60 seconds
Analyst: LP burned ✓ mint revoked ✓ top 10 hold 18% ✓
Sniper: in. 4.8 SOL
Risk: trailing
Banker: sold
solana:Df6yfrKC8kZE3KNkrHERKzAetSxbrWeniQfyJY4Jpump
+61%, +$333
That's the whole loop. Nobody does two jobs. Nobody skips a step. If the Analyst doesn't post three checkmarks, the Sniper doesn't move.
The first call of the night was
solana:Df6yfrKC8kZE3KNkrHERKzAetSxbrWeniQfyJY4Jpump
. Scout found it, Analyst cleared it, Banker closed it at +61%. One trade, +$333, and the desk was already looking at the next one.
By the end:
131 calls made it past the Analyst.
131 trades taken.
108 green. 23 red.
$BONK
+26%.
$WIF
+55%. Every exit posted in the chat the second it happened, losses included. Nobody softens a red one in that thread, it's right there between the green ones.
The goal was 2x. The chat crossed it, then kept talking.
Best group chat I've ever been in. Nobody shills, nobody gets emotional, and every message is either a check or a fill.
The whole build is in the post below ↓
Comment " Grok_Bot "
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I'll DM you the complete setup.
Liyana retweeted
Every architectural decision you make comes with a price. Want more speed? You might lose consistency. Need scalability? Get ready for added complexity.
Here are 10 essential system design trade-offs every engineer should understand to build systems that actually work in the real world.
In system design, every choice comes with trade-offs. Understanding these 10 critical decision points helps you build scalable, performant, and reliable systems tailored to your application’s needs.
1. Vertical vs Horizontal Scaling
Choose between scaling up a single machine (vertical) or distributing load across servers (horizontal). Horizontal is essential for resilience at scale.
2. SQL vs NoSQL
SQL offers structured schemas and ACID compliance. NoSQL provides flexibility for unstructured data and high scalability in distributed systems.
3. Batch vs Stream Processing
Batch handles data in chunks at scheduled intervals. Stream processes data in real-time for low-latency insights and reactive systems.
4. Normalization vs Denormalization
Normalize for data integrity and reduced redundancy. Denormalize to boost read performance by reducing joins.
5. Consistency vs Availability
In distributed systems (as per the CAP theorem), prioritize between strict data accuracy or always-available services—even under network failure.
6. Strong vs Eventual Consistency
Strong ensures instant, global updates. Eventual trades immediate consistency for performance, syncing updates over time.
7. REST vs GraphQL
REST offers multiple endpoints per resource. GraphQL delivers tailored responses with flexible queries from a single endpoint.
[Explore More In The Post]
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Liyana retweeted
50 websites that feel like the internet’s hidden toolbox 🧰
1. unpaywall.org — Free research papers
2. openlibrary.org — Borrow books online
3. doaj.org — Free academic journals
4. alternativeto.net — App alternatives
5. justwatch.com — Find where to stream
6. archive.org — Internet archives
7. gutenberg.org — 70K+ free books
8. openstax.org — Free textbooks
9. openculture.com — Free courses
10. wolframalpha.com — Solve complex problems
11. photopea.com — Photoshop alternative
12. squoosh.app — Compress images
13. remove.bg — Remove backgrounds
14. cleanup.pictures — Remove objects
15. unscreen.com — Remove video backgrounds
16. carbon.now.sh — Beautiful code images
17. ray.so — Code screenshots
18. shots.so — Product mockups
19. smartmockups.com — Create mockups
20. haveibeenpwned.com — Check data breaches
21. virustotal.com — Scan files & URLs
22. privnote.com — Self-destructing notes
23. temp-mail.org — Temporary email
24. file.io — Temporary file sharing
25. archive.ph — Save webpages
26. similarsites.com — Find similar websites
27. radio.garden — Explore global radio
28. everynoise.com — Discover music genres
29. tunefind.com — Find songs from shows
30. musicforprogramming.net — Focus music
31. mynoise.net — Custom background sounds
32. coffitivity.com — Café ambience
33. elicit.org — Research assistant
34. consensus.app — Research-backed answers
35. connectedpapers.com — Research connections
36. semanticscholar.org — Academic search
37. scispace.com — Understand research papers
38. summarize.tech — YouTube summaries
39. phind.com — AI for developers
40. regex101.com — Test regex
41. codebeautify.org — Format code
42. jsonformatter.org — Format JSON
43. explainshell.com — Understand terminal commands
44. raindrop.io — Bookmark manager
45. downdetector.com — Check outages
46. tineye.com — Reverse image search
47. fast.com — Internet speed test
48. smallpdf.com — PDF tools
49. ilovepdf.com — Merge/split PDFs
50. 10minutemail.com — Temporary email
Save this. You’ll definitely need some of these later. 🔖
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Liyana retweeted
🚨 FOMC DAY IS HERE! 📊🔥
Big volatility. Big opportunities. 👀
Today's FOMC analysis & trading signals will be posted on my Telegram channel.
Stay ready. Trade smart. 📈📉
👇 Join before the news drops: [t.me/+O0tNzu5yQsNmYjY0]
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Liyana retweeted
The 6-Step Spiral Roadmap to Building Your First AI App
1. Learn: Master Python and AI fundamentals.
2. Explore: Understand LLMs, prompts, and APIs.
3. Build: Create a simple project using open-source models.
4. Frontend: Design a clean, user-friendly UI.
5. Deploy: Host your app online for everyone to access.
6. Grow: Gather feedback, iterate, and keep improving.
🤖 Made with AI
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7 AI Skills That Could Pay You for Years 🚀
1. Prompt Engineering
Learn: learn.chatgpt.com/docs/promp…
Book: oreilly.com/library/view/pro…
2. AI Literacy
Google AI Essentials: grow.google/ai-essentials/
AI 2041: ai2041.com/
3. AI and Python Basics
Harvard CS50 AI: cs50.harvard.edu/ai/
Python Basics: python.org/about/gettingstar…
4. Machine Learning
Stanford Machine Learning: coursera.org/specializations…
Google ML Resources: developers.google.com/machin…
5. Deep Learning
Deep Learning Specialization: deeplearning.ai/courses/deep…
Free Deep Learning Book: deeplearningbook.org/
6. AI for Business
AI for Business: coursera.org/specializations…
IBM AI Business Guide: ibm.com/think/topics/artific…
7. Building AI Agents
Explore Coursera: coursera.org/
AI Agents in Action: manning.com/books/ai-agents-…
Start with one skill. Practice consistently. Build real projects. Your AI skills can become your biggest advantage.
Save this list and share it with someone who wants to learn AI.
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🚀 50 FREE AI TOOLS THAT CAN SAVE YOU HOURS OF WORK!
Stop paying for expensive software before exploring these free AI tools.
From writing content and generating images to editing videos, coding, research, automation, and data analysis — these tools can help you work smarter, create faster, and boost your productivity. 🔥
🔹 Chat & AI Assistants: chatgpt.com
🔹 Content Writing: writesonic.com
🔹 Image Generation: designer.microsoft.com
🔹 Photo Editing: canva.com
🔹 Video Generation: invideo.io
🔹 Audio & Voice: elevenlabs.io
🔹 Transcription: otter.ai
🔹 Presentations: gamma.app
🔹 Productivity: notion.so/product/ai
🔹 Research & Search: perplexity.ai
🔹 Code Assistance: github.com/features/copilot
🔹 Data Analysis: colab.research.google.com
🔹 Marketing & SEO: surferseo.com
🔹 Social Media: buffer.com
🔹 Design & Creativity: canva.com
🔹 Education & Learning: khanacademy.org
🔹 Automation: zapier.com
🔹 AI Detection & Humanization: quillbot.com
🔹 Finance & Business: chatgpt.com
🔹 Explore More AI Tools: huggingface.co
💡 Some tools offer free plans or limited free credits, while others require payment for advanced features.
Save this list — your next favorite AI tool might be on it.
♻️ Repost this to help others discover useful AI tools.
Comment "AI TOOLS"
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Liyana retweeted
The creator of Claude Code at Anthropic uses 5 agents in his terminal and 5–10 more in his browser.
I took that idea and built a market research system with 12 agents, 1,284 news sources, and 3 trading signals.
Pick a stock, change the news, and watch how the signal changes.
You can also change the testing method and see the results and code next to the chart.
Each agent has a specific job:
→ Scouts collect news and stock prices
→ Parsers clean headlines and price data
→ Linkers find connections between stocks
→ Reviewers test every signal before showing it
A signal may look good but still be wrong.
Boris Cherny follows one rule: Claude tests every change before it goes live.
So the reviewers check three things:
→ Does it work with 3 years of data?
→ Does it stay stable when the news changes?
→ Does it perform better than doing nothing?
Every signal must show:
What is being tested
Which data is being used
How the results differ from the backtest
What still needs to be verified
In my demo, 28 stocks and 11 patterns were tested. 8 matched, while 3 were marked for review.
These are demo results, not financial advice. The testing method is what matters.
You can try the same idea with Claude Code using this prompt:
“Turn my watchlist into a market research lab.
Collect news and prices for each stock. Save the source for every claim.
Give each task to a separate agent and make them use the same data.
Test every pattern, record failures, and clearly mark unverified results.
Show the signal, test results, and errors side by side.”
Start with one stock and one news source before adding more agents.
Save the data and test results so you can run everything again tomorrow.
Watch the spider work below.
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Liyana retweeted
My manager sent me an email at 3:17 AM.
The subject line said: "URGENT — Need this before morning."
I replied at 3:29 AM.
The next night, she emailed at 2:41 AM.
I replied at 2:53 AM.
By the end of my first week, I had learned two things about my new job:
1. My manager never slept.
2. If I wanted to survive there, neither could I.
On my first day, she'd told me:
"Every email gets a response within one hour. No exceptions."
So I followed the rule.
Every night.
Every notification.
Every single email.
Until one Monday morning, she called me into her office and placed something on her desk that made my stomach drop.
37 printed emails.
And every single timestamp was circled in red.
Liyana retweeted
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.
This 60-minute Cambridge lecture by Demis Hassabis will teach you more about the future of AI than most people will learn in the next 5 years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
Liyana retweeted
Instead of spending an hour on Netflix today, spend it on this Stanford lecture from former Google Brain and OpenAI engineers.
It’s one of the clearest explanations of how LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude actually work — and how to use them far more effectively.
Whether you're an experienced AI builder or just getting started, this lecture is packed with valuable insights.
I’ve also turned the main concepts into a practical guide with copy-ready prompts, frameworks, and real examples.
You’ll find everything below.
Liyana retweeted
CapCut PC's Black Friday deals are on: save up to 60% on Pro and 40% on Ultra through Oct 30. Desktop only. 👻
A Halloween campaign doesn't have to look like every other seasonal ad. Imagine a product appearing in a burst of magical smoke or a playful monster introducing your latest launch.
CapCut PC's AI Video Generation helps you turn a creative concept into a video you can build on.
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#capcutpc #capcutsale
Liyana retweeted
A satisfying visual reveal can still fall flat if the audio is full of background noise. CapCut PC Pro is 60% off and Ultra is 40% off, but the offer won’t last beyond Oct 30. CapCut’s Reduce Noise can help clean up distracting background sounds during post-editing if the carving audio is drowned out by room noise or wind. Use CapCut PC’s audio editing tools to keep the key impact sounds clear, then let the final product reveal land without messy audio getting in the way.
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#capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutblackfriday #capcutsale
Liyana retweeted
🌐 Google vs ChatGPT 🤖
Google helps us find information, while ChatGPT helps us understand it, create ideas, and solve problems.
🔍 Google: Discover websites, news, facts, and resources.
🧠 ChatGPT: Learn new skills, write content, brainstorm ideas, and boost productivity.
Liyana retweeted
I like the idea of describing the result I want and letting a coding agent work through the necessary steps.
You can try DeepSeek-Flash at 0.0x Credits in Qoder through Oct 31.
Download your copy: qoder.com/qoder
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Liyana retweeted
Who knew a product sitting next to a phone could become the target of a mini heist? 🕵️ Start with a story to make your product look interesting. 🎥
🔥Dreamina’s first month is just $0.29. Save 60% on CapCut Pro or 40% on CapCut Ultra for CapCut Desktop only, Oct 20–30. Create your visuals in Dreamina, then edit in CapCut PC. Need to fine-tune the cuts to build suspense before the product gets snatched? Use CapCut PC Edit Pilot to adjust your edit with simple text instructions and bring your mini-heist storyline together. 👀
Each offer applies to its respective product, with separate subscriptions required.
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Dreamina + CapCut Offer: tinyurl.com/5xbtv4x6
#CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #CapCutSale
Liyana retweeted
A retro-inspired promo could be a fun use of Dreamina’s $0.29 first month. CapCut’s live Black Friday sale runs Oct 20–30 on desktop only, offering 60% off Pro and 40% off Ultra.
Explore nostalgic colors and illustrated settings in Dreamina, then take the chosen assets into CapCut PC. Pair them with your product footage, add concise title cards, and let the music guide the cuts. Keep the styling consistent all the way to the closing message.
Dreamina and CapCut Pro normally cost $15/month each. They have independent subscriptions and respective offer links. Both offers end October 30.
Pick an era, find a visual direction, and make the edit your own.
CapCut: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
Dreamina: tinyurl.com/5xbtv4x6
#CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #CapCutSale
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