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I have been around here for a while, but I realized I’ve never really introduced myself properly and I think this is the right time to do that.
I am Prof Ray.
I work around Web3 as a social media manager, content creator and community guy. I also write and research about protocols and break down complex things in a way that makes them easier to understand.
Right now, I am expanding beyond just contents and web3, learning Email marketing, exploring AI beyond the surface level while I keep building and not just talk.
You will mostly see me talking about Web3, AI, Bittensor, projects I am researching, and things I am learning along the way.
I could agree any less.
$TAO is not at his required number judging with the amount of values subnets put out there everyday.
I hope we see that high price movement soon
Do you even have the courage to keep going even when everything is not working out as you planned it?
You might genuinely put in the work, do.kt the right way and still fail at that. This period is called the testing period and only the strongest of heart survives it because they keep going
GM CT.
Let's ask ourselves this tough question.
For how long will we keep being comfortable with where we are?
If you don't take serious action, you will watch those that put in their all grow beyond imagination.
It is not by magic, it is by dedicated and commitment.
Start putting in the work today
Prof Ray retweeted
The creator economy needs more than platforms where people can publish content. It also needs better infrastructure to support the people building within it.
This is where @Bitcast_network (SN93) comes into the picture.
Beyond connecting brands with creators, Bitcast is working on something that could benefit other builders too.
It is developing infrastructure that other applications can use instead of having to build every feature from scratch.
📌 Think about it this way:
Someone wants to build a new platform for creator campaigns. Another developer wants to create a tool that helps creators discover opportunities.
Rather than starting everything from zero, they can build on infrastructure that already handles important parts of the process.
Through its application API, Bitcast provides access to functions such as campaign discovery, creator eligibility, content submissions and performance results.
This gives other builders room to focus on their own ideas while using existing Bitcast infrastructure.
And that is the bigger picture I want people to understand.
A subnet does not have to be limited to the product it launches. Its infrastructure can become useful to other people building in the same space.
For me, this is an important direction for the @bittensor ecosystem.
The more useful infrastructure subnets create, the more opportunities other builders have to turn their ideas into working products.
Bitcast is exploring that possibility in the creator economy.
$TAO 🧠
Prof Ray retweeted
What comes to your mind when you hear the word BITTENSOR?
Though for me, it represents a bigger idea about the future of AI.
So, let's break it down:
🔸B – Building an open network for intelligence.
🔸I – Incentivizing people to contribute their skills and resources.
🔸T – Transforming how AI services are developed and delivered.
🔸T – Bringing independent contributors into one ecosystem.
🔸E – Encouraging innovation through healthy competition.
🔸N – Nurturing different ideas through specialized subnets.
🔸S – Sharing opportunities across a decentralized network.
🔸O – Opening the door for more people to participate in AI development.
🔸R – Rewarding useful contributions to the network.
This is what makes @bittensor worth understanding.
It is not simply about creating another AI model. It is about building a network where different contributors can bring something valuable, compete, and be rewarded for their work.
Through its subnets, Bittensor is creating room for different forms of digital intelligence to develop within one ecosystem.
And $TAO is playing a central role in coordinating incentives across that ecosystem.
AI is growing, and I believe we should pay attention not only to the applications people use but also to the infrastructure being built behind them.
That is the bigger conversation around Bittensor.
Open intelligence. Independent contributors. A network powered by incentives.
That is the vision behind $TAO. 🧠
Prof Ray retweeted
I downloaded the skill file from Style Studio and sent it straight to Claude Code to see what it could do with it.
Claude took it from there and created VOLT, a 14-second motion graphic with bold typography, electric yellow accents and fast transitions.
What I liked was how the skill gave Claude a creative direction to follow.
The result had a consistent visual identity, with defined rules for colour, pacing and typography.
It's an interesting way to bring a reusable creative style into an AI coding workflow without starting from scratch.
Here's the result. @testdriveso
I created my own video editing style with @kelanoo's Style Studio and downloaded the finished skill without even having to create an account.
The editor gives you control over fonts, colours, captions and typography. I started with the Volt preset and could see how its visual identity carried across five different scenes, from title cards and quote layouts to word-pop captions.
I like that the customization isn't limited to choosing a font. You can shape a consistent visual identity that carries through different parts of your video.
The How to Use Skill section is another useful addition, showing how to take your downloaded style into an AI editing workflow.
Prof Ray retweeted
I'd like to see @testdriveso test Riff by @riffreplyapp.
It's a free Chrome extension that turns your rough thoughts into context-aware replies, posts and DMs across X and other platforms.
The interesting part is that it runs on Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano, so there's no account, API key or monthly subscription.
I'd love to see how well it handles different writing styles and whether the replies actually sound human instead of like another AI-generated comment.
Worth putting through a proper TestDrive.
riffreply.com
Prof Ray retweeted
Another tool I'd like @testdriveso to put through its paces is hibi by @schmayterling.
It's a free, open-source writing app that brings Markdown, Typst, LaTeX and MDX into one local workspace.
I find the idea interesting because writing, technical documentation and research often end up scattered across different applications.
I'd like to see whether hibi can make that workflow feel more connected, how well it handles larger documents, and how stable the beta is in everyday use.
hibi.garden
Imagine having two powerful AI agents that need to work together, one has the data, the other needs it to complete a task.
What happens if they can't easily share that data?
That's where infrastructure like Beam comes in.
AI agents don't just need good models,they need access to files, data, applications and other systems and those things don't always live in the same place.
Beam is building a decentralized network to help move data between these different environments but Beam isn't just about moving files.
It also has Multicast Rooms, which allow machines, applications and AI agents to communicate through encrypted rooms.
It also supports webhooks, allowing HTTP-based services to take part in workflows without running the full Beam protocol.
There's an interesting part to how the network works. Independent operators handle transfer jobs, while validators measure their performance.
Workers can handle different chunks of a transfer, and stalled work can be reassigned.
This creates a network where operators compete to provide data-movement services.
I see why this could matter as more AI agents start working across different systems.
They need more than intelligence. They need ways to access, move and share data.
That's the problem Beam is working on with Bittensor Subnet 105.
Explore b1m.ai
Follow @b1m_ai for further updates.
Made my first motion graphics video with Claude Code using a skill I built in Style Studio.
I wanted to see if I could turn a creative idea into a video without doing all the animation work manually.
I described the result I wanted, gave feedback as it worked, and watched it bring the idea to life with motion and transitions.
One thing I liked was how I could guide the result instead of having to create every part from scratch.
It wasn't perfect, but it gave me a new way to experiment with video creation. I also learned that giving clear instructions makes a big difference.
Here's what I made
@testdriveso
Your editing needs more touch and that is what style studio is pointing at. This is a really great idea from @kelanoo.
Style studio allows you to edit videos according to your style. You can definitely choose any style of your taste and customize it the only way you see fit, this can further help your brand as a creator whom people will recognize.
I decided to check it out and I picked the pop style because of the flashy yellow color, I change the font to my taste and I downloaded the skill right there after customer. The process was simple and direct. The skill downloaded can be imported into your codex or Claude code, so I used codex to test it out and edit my video.
It was good to see how editing can be simpler and smoother
No lies detected.
Personally, I am tired of being average and practically on the journey to being better.
I figured that people will always find genuine excuses to justify where they are and what's going on that the funniest part is that they are always valid.
Until they decide to change their situation, that is how it will be.
Thank you for putting this out here.
I believe I will keep trying until I get it right
I really don't like seeing posts like this.
The internet is literally the greatest gift mankind gave itself.
It has BOUNDLESS opportunities!!!!
Do you know how much legit high-paying opportunities you could discover from just 24 hours of deep research??
- On YouTube
- Reddit
- Google
And so many other public platforms, both global and demographic.
"24 hours" are all you need to find life changing opportunities in their numbers.
The main problem is 99% of y'all are looking for opportunities that'll pay you by next week.
I've made peace with the fact that if I wanna make REAL bank, I have to drop that gimmick of not wanting to level up my skillset.
Nobody gets rich off mediocrity anymore...
This is really a game changer and it has proven to be better than most of the AI detectors I have used sometimes ago.
I tried to check out @pangram, a rewarded testdrive campaign and I can say I was amazed about the results I was given. I used 2 different words to carry out my experiment and the answers were different and correct.
One was shown to be 100 percent human which I am sure it was and the other came out 100 percent AI which I am sure of also.
It was so easy to use, just sign up and start checking against again with some readily available free credits
Surely he didn't intend to murder a player but the tackle was much.
The only reason I will blame him is that he already saw the player coming while the player was unaware the keeper is nearer.
If he does, he might have saved himself from that tragedy.
I hope Work recover from the mental damage this will do
Hay que tener cuidado y ser justo con las acusaciones a Owono. Me explico:
Su temeridad ha acabado en tragedia porque además de su error, también ha habido una cadena de negligencias en los servicios médicos.
Su acción es la principal causante de la desgracia pero no la única. Esto hay que tenerlo muy claro.
Tacharlo de asesino me parece una barbaridad. El Fútbol es un deporte rápido y de contacto. Las decisiones se deben tomar en cuestión de segundos.
Raro es el fin de semana que no hay algún choque parecido a este. La diferencia es que la mayoría afortunadamente acaban en golpes fuertes que no pasan a mayores.
Y ahora yo le doy la vuelta a la jugada para que ustedes reflexionen:
¿Qué hubiese pasado si Owono en el momento clave de la acción se hubiese apartado para evitar el choque?
Pues que la jugada hubiese acabado en gol del Tenerife y el portero hubiese sido altamente criticado por 'salir a por uvas'.
Con esto lo que quiero hacer ver es que es muy fácil dejarse llevar por la corriente acusadora cuando ocurre una desgracia de este tipo pero luego los aficionados somos los primeros que estamos con el cuchillo preparado y afilado para criticar sin piedad los errores propiamente futboleros.
Pero hay que saber mirar la imagen en panorámico y meterse en los zapatos de los demás.
No me gustaría ser ahora mismo Owono. Una decisión en centésimas de segundo ha costado la vida de un compañero, algo que le perseguirá en su cabeza el resto de su vida.
Debe ser sancionado y seguramente su castigo sea ejemplar.
Nosotros como aficionados debemos condenar la temeridad de la acción y nada más.
Owono no quería acabar con la vida de un compañero. Owono no es un asesino.
Reflexionen antes de disparar.
This is not the first time things like this happens.
I am truly sorry for your loss and I hope you have learnt your lesson.
In this generation/era, trust has been something we gave totally lost. Only few people are left with it.
This is what I do, I give everyone first chance and the moment they fuck It Up, nothing can make me reconsider the person.
Some people don't really care about the consequences of their actions, they just feel like they are smart and they can just do things.
It is well
😡😡
I probably wouldn’t have made this post on a normal day, but after attending @DaBozzzzzzz Space and listening to the conversation about why people gatekeep, I felt the need to share my experience. …. Happened today 🙁
I reached out to a few people and asked a simple question:
If someone gave you $6 and all you had to do was hold it for 21 days before it became yours, would you do it?
The developer sent them the money. They had nothing to lose. They agreed to the terms.
But guess what?
Just THREE days into the 21-day period, they all sold off.
Now, I’m left in an uncomfortable position, trying to explain the whole situation to the developer from Genesis to Revelation. 😒
And no, it’s not about the $6. It’s about trust, credibility, and the willingness to see your fellow Nigerians win.
Sometimes, you go out of your way to create opportunities for people around you, only to end up regretting that you even tried.
This is one of the reasons people become reluctant to put others on.
It’s honestly crazy and sad that something as simple as keeping your word has become this difficult.
You can’t keep asking people to open doors for you when you can’t even be trusted to walk through one.
We really need to do better. 😔
If you are not willing to learn, you will be left behind.
Always be open minded to learning.
Do your proper research and take to correction.
The best way to utilize what you learn is to teach others 😁🥱
Adiós 🫡
