The yeti doesn’t follow the crowd. neither do you🏔️🦍 MOTIVATION | WISDOM | SELF-CARE Follow & unleash your inner giant🧠
- Tweets 13,057
- Following 50
- Followers 121,835
- Likes 54,540
AI influencer with trend copying is a wild combo.
Dead internet theory just got a sign-up page.
Higgsfield AI Influencer lets you build a person who doesn't exist and drop them into any trend.
How to make yours in 3 steps:
> create your influencer: set the look or start from one photo, then save the portrait + full-body shots
> pick a trend: grab a motion from Trending or upload a 3-30 sec clip
> generate: Genjutsu copies the movement, camera and timing frame for frame
Pro move: keep the same character across every trend. That's what turns one viral clip into a page people follow.
Up to 3 free generations on Higgsfield and in the ChatGPT extension.
Black Mirror wrote this episode years ago. Now you get to cast it.
And a character that pulls views is an asset. Brand deals, sponsored posts, a page you can monetize, all without ever showing your own face.
2
219
I would 100% stop scrolling for a fish cam reel 🤣
something fishy is happening under the sea.
Seedance 2.5 in @FishCreativeHQ prompt below 👇
221
Mind Yeti retweeted
I used to save good AI videos for "inspiration."
Now I'd rather reverse-engineer the prompt and see what's actually going on.
Prompt tools give you something to watch. A canvas gives you something to work on.
Dreamina 2.0 is canvas-first - the new way AI video is made.
#Dreamina #DreaminaPartner
Made with AI
Paid partnership (ad)
11
79
207
103,195
RT @Alvin1492840: There are 300 million smoke detectors in American homes. Most of them will fail when you actually need them.
A fire safe…
12
263
okay but thousands of skills means finding the weird gems hehe
Claude isn't a chatbot.
It's an agent waiting for instructions you haven't given it yet.
Found a site with thousands of free Claude skills and plugins:
→ Sales & marketing
→ Content creation
→ Coding
→ Automation
→ Trading
Install in seconds.
Works with Claude Code.
Link in the first comment.
Bookmark this before you forget it.
519
Mind Yeti retweeted
This guy humiliated Putin's secret police with a picture of a dog in a hoodie.
His name is Pavel Durov.
The Kremlin, Apple, and France have all tried to crush the app he launched next:
In December 2011, protesters filled Moscow's streets. Durov was running VK.
The government demanded he take down the opposition groups organizing them. He refused, in public:
"I mocked the prosecutor who handed me that demand and put out a scan of it, and next to it, a photo of a dog in a hoodie with its tongue out."
"That was very funny at the moment, but then I had armed policemen trying to get into my apartment."
Then he thought of his brother:
"I need to tell my brother what's going on. They're probably going after him. How do I tell him without betraying him?"
WhatsApp existed. In Durov's telling, it had zero encryption.
He ran Russia's largest social network and couldn't send his brother one safe message.
He made a promise:
"If I'm going to survive this, I'm definitely launching a secure messaging app."
He survived. But his days in Russia were numbered.
Then he began designing Telegram.
Telegram started as the one message he couldn't send.
What did you build because the thing you needed didn't exist yet?
If you're new here, @GeniusGTX is a gallery for the greatest minds in economics, psychology, and history. Follow along for more similar content.
— Pavel Durov ( @durov ), founder of Telegram, on Lex Fridman's ( @lexfridman ) podcast
1
17
21
4,023
Mind Yeti retweeted
📲 Want to start earning online?
💻 Explore beginner-friendly remote tasks you can do from your phone or laptop.
🚀 No complicated setup. Just simple opportunities worth exploring.
💬 Comment “SEND”
Follow me @Adina_CoderX
I’ll send you the FREE guide. 🔥
34
44
50
1,126
Mind Yeti retweeted
A guy booked a hotel for $189/night. His coworker booked the same room for $129.
The difference: he booked through a third-party site. The coworker called the hotel directly.
A hotel manager showed him 6 ways to get the lowest price on any room. He saved $420 on his next trip.
Here's how 🧵
6
9
8
1,174
This is impressive!
I cloned my voice in the @cartesia playground from a ~15-second clip. The clone was ready in a couple of seconds.
Then I had it speak Japanese, a language I don't speak.
My clone now says in Japanese that I can find good papers by combining AI with my experience reviewing papers.
I am impressed by how good this sounds.
This runs on Sonic 3.6, their latest voice model, which supports 44 languages. You can do the same with any of them.
This tech is getting really good, and I think it's worth exploring to make your content more accessible to more people in different languages.
Try it here: play.cartesia.ai
More info about their model here: cartesia.ai/blog/sonic-3.6
19
103
326
204,049
Mind Yeti retweeted
Heart Attack = Your blood sugar
Heart Attack = Your insulin resistance
Heart Attack = The No.1 killer worldwide.
5 simple rules to better protect your heart:
1. Don't ever go pee at 3 AM
1
23
30
5,187
Mind Yeti retweeted
7 early signs that your liver is quietly starting to fail (& what to do about it):
1. Dark, foamy urine.
1
16
27
6,777
Mind Yeti retweeted
Call me crazy… but I will keep repeating this!!
You have the ability to build a digital asset that cash flows & appreciates in value every day with the help of the right AI tech stack and 1 hour of your time. AI is the future learning now the tools that the world will all be using early means you have a head start.
We all wish we had a computer in our home in 1995 even if you were not a tech person because in 10 years you would have understood the internet more than most of the world because you had a basic foundation. This is what you are doing with AI most likely won’t build a billion dollar company but if you start with a basic knowledge today you will massively be ahead of the world
4
145
195
20,712
