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Google AI Pro FREE 1 year for US student 🫣 this is the offer for US student and fully guide to take it even u are not US student what u get: - Google AI Pro for 12 months - 4x higher Gemini usage limits - 5 TB cloud storage - Gemini inside Gmail & Google Docs - Advanced AI tools + study features how to get: 1. Sign in with ur google account: gemini.google/students 2. Change ur VPN to US 3. Wen u get the step verify active college/university enrollment through SheerID 4. Copy the URL wen u are in step verify 5. Send it to this telegram bot: web.telegram.org/k/#@gemini_… 6. Try until u verify successfully ( if u get fail on the first time change another google account ) 7. Wen u get pass turn of the VPN and add ur credit card already claimed mine and it's limited time until December 31 idk if the US Google AI Pro offer is any different from the Jio offer but I figured it's worth trying anyway.

holyshi idk is it legal to share but i just found "LIST OF JAILBREAKS PROMPT" what model u can jailbreak with prompt: - Gemini-4-Argon - deepseek-4-1 - glm-5-3-flash - grok-4.7 - kimik3.1 - and many many other models this is fully setup guide: 1. Create a folder 2. Go here: github.com/togg53192-cmd/jai… 3. download the file ( choose one which one u wanna test on it ) 4. rename it ( example: u have grok-4.7.md change it to AGENTS.md ) 5. Open it with opencode and start the session chat

holyshi just build a 3D helicopter with one prompt on Apinex 🫣 what u get free things on Apinex: - 20M tokens resets daily at 00:00 UTC - Gpt 6 Luna ( 1M context ) - Deepseek V4.1 Flash 1017 ( 1M context ) - Jev 1.13 ( 64K context ) - Gemini 3.8 Flash ( 1M context ) - MiniMax M3.1 Flash ( 1M context ) - GLM-5.3 Flash ( 1M context ) how to get: 1. Sign in with google in here: apinex.bond 2. Create and grab ur api key 3. Open hermes model on openshell 4. Config it with base URL: api.apinex.bond/v1 and API key 5. Pick the model u want to test and enjoy it

holyshi Qoder brought Kimi K3.1 Pro AND DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and they're letting everyone try DeepSeek and Qwen3.8-Flash for free until Nov 1 what u get: - Kimi K3.1 Pro ( 1M context ) - DeepSeek V4.1 Flash-1017 ( free until Nov 1 ) - Qwen3.8-Flash ( free until Nov 1 ) - MiniMax-M3.1-Flash - Claim 100 credits everyday as u can see i already build a chinese dragon with Kimi K3.1 Pro and it's work try it: qoder.com Desktop: qoder.com/qoder Mobile: qoder.com/mobile

i mean they cooked themselves with the benchmark it's even not a Opus 5.5 😭😭

HOLYSHI GPT-6.1 TERRA JUST DROPPED 🫣 OpenAI really said visual reasoning + computer use + natural writing and the pricing? $1 per 1M input tokens meanwhile GPT-6 Astra costs $10/M and Sol sits at $2/M Terra might be the sweet spot for people building AI agents without burning through their budget

CLAUDE FABLE 5.5 IN NOVEMBER? getting hyped for a new Claude model while paying for Pro Max users get the premium treatment, while us Pro users might have to pay extra just to try it 😭 bro I'm celebrating an update that could literally cost me more moni.

i have seen people promote software to their audience without even testing it first. No verification, no real research, just a post and a referral link and alpme.com this was a fcking red flag i checked the VS Code extension without even running it, and this is what i found - downloads additional software - silently launches an executable using Windows-like process names - tries to delete the executable just 3 seconds later - has monitoring logic that stops after 15 minutes i'm not saying this alone proves it's malware, but it's definitely not something I'd blindly install if you have an audience, you have responsibility you don't need to promote every shiny new AI tool for engagement. Test it, verify it. If you can't verify it, say so your audience trusts you. Don't trade that trust for impressions.

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holyshi Anthropic is offering the Claude Certified Architect Foundations exam for FREE🫣 $125 → $0 there's a catch: the 100% discount is for eligible partner accounts, so personal accounts might not qualify if your company is part of the Claude Partner Network, this could be worth grabbing cert link: anthropic.skilljar.com/claud…