zeus @devilstrader

little big adhd . Still couldn't learn English india Joined December 2022

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Sharran Srivatsaa @sharran

5 days ago

A kindergarten teacher figured out the secret to making complex ideas simple. I use this same framework in all of my presentations. Here’s how it works:

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DigiMinal @DIGIMINAL

5 days ago

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

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The models are increasingly good at Erdos problems, but some experts like @Qiaoqiao2001 seem to have exceptional skill at prompting We sponsored him to see how far he could go He solved six this week, including one that had been studied by Terence Tao Here’s how he did it:

Shouqiao Wang @Qiaoqiao2001

6 days ago

I solved 6 open Erdős problems in 5 days, using @OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol. I have a math background, but the Codex workflow I used does not require deep mathematical knowledge. Here’s exactly how I approached it, including my prompts 🧵

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Shouqiao Wang @Qiaoqiao2001

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Christopher Ward @modelstrangers

a week ago

For many who watched this video, it was a warning from the future. Over 8 million views across YouTube and Instagram. One of the most raw encounters I’ve ever had. 👇🏼

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will depue @willdepue

7 days ago

absolute chad prompting: "had enough of your failure. please finish with complete unconditional counterexample to the Dinitz-Garg-Goemans conjecture"

Dmitry Rybin @DmitryRybin1

7 days ago

Dinitz-Garg-Goemans conjecture is false. This graph theory problem was open for ~30 years. The graph below has fractional flow cost 58. Any unsplittable flow (with capacity violation <=15) has cost at least 60. Chat with GPT 5.6 Pro where this was found: chatgpt.com/share/6a60b2eb…

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The Nose @MeatMan_Inc

6 days ago

@alexbronzini Every LLM is designed to be a lazy sycophant, but if you force it to act like an obsessed autist, it can do anything

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Shivani Bhatnagar @Bha74142Shivani

7 days ago

Learning has changed forever. AI isn't here to replace your thinking. It's here to accelerate it. The people who learn the fastest in the next decade won't be the ones with the highest IQ—they'll be the ones who know how to learn with AI. Here are 10 AI-powered learning strategies that can dramatically improve how you study: • Ask AI to explain complex topics like you're a complete beginner. • Turn difficult concepts into simple real-world analogies. • Build a personalized learning roadmap with milestones. • Practice through interactive coaching instead of passive reading. • Test your knowledge with progressively harder questions. • Create visual concept maps to connect ideas. • Analyze topics from multiple perspectives to deepen understanding. • Use memory techniques, stories, and mnemonics for better retention. • Get AI to review your work and identify blind spots. • Repeat the cycle: Learn → Practice → Test → Improve. Don't use AI to find answers. Use AI to ask better questions, challenge your assumptions, and strengthen your understanding. The future belongs to people who can learn faster than the world changes. Learn with AI. Think independently. Bookmark this guide—you'll use these prompts for years. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Learning #Productivity #ChatGPT #ClaudeAI #Education #FutureOfWork #StudyTips #LifelongLearning

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Reuters @Reuters

a week ago

Anthropic reached a $1.5 billion settlement in a copyright case brought by a group of authors who accused it of misusing their books to train its Claude AI model, the largest known settlement of its kind reut.rs/45cizbd

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Justin Skycak @justinskycak

a week ago

The anti-memorization movement has left millions of students unable to think because every elementary operation consumes working memory. For instance, solving equations feels smooth when basic arithmetic is automatic. It's like moving puzzle pieces around, and you just need to identify how they fit together. But without automaticity on basic arithmetic, each puzzle piece is a heavy weight. You struggle to move them at all, much less figure out where they're supposed to go. It’s the same all the way up the ladder of math: from arithmetic, to algebra, to calculus, to all sorts of university-level math and beyond.

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Justin Skycak @justinskycak

a week ago

You cannot be creative at a high level unless you are robotic at a low level.

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Leo | Phalanx Labs @SpartanPsyche

a week ago

Your brain has a tiny RAM. When you keep 7 half decisions in your head, your prefrontal cortex keeps refreshing them and you feel “busy” while doing nothing. Do a 2 minute capture dump on paper, then pick 1 next physical action. Your mind gets quiet fast.

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zeus @devilstrader

a week ago

@DionTrades_ ICT

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zeus @devilstrader

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@DionTrades_ Done

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DionTrades ✪ @DionTrades_

2 weeks ago

The ICT Bible PDF is here 🙌 (2026) Like, Retweet, and Comment "ICT" I will DM you the full trading 559-page document for FREE (must follow so I can DM you)

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TheMarketTutor @marketTrader92

a week ago

How to Identify Optimal Market Entry Points, Manage Risk, and Maximize Profit Potential

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zeus @devilstrader

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Real Market Edge @RealMktEdge

2 weeks ago

📌 The market gave multiple warning signs before the sell-off: - Failed to reclaim the previous low - Evening Star rejection - Bearish Flag - Breakdown The move down was not random - it was structured.