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🧠 Qwen rolls out new reasoning-focused open model Qwen just released Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507 — a new medium-sized open model optimized for logical reasoning across math, science, and code. 🔸 Strong performance on logic-heavy tasks 🔸 Comparable output quality to top competitors 🔸 Supports 256K tokens of native context — expandable to 1M 🔸 Available now via chat.qwen.ai (select the “Thinking” mode)

Qwen continues to quietly raise the bar for open-source LLMs — with serious context and reasoning firepower.

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🌐 Build landing pages in seconds — meet Pagy Pagy just launched: a blazing-fast browser-based tool for creating websites and personal pages without writing a single line of code. 🔸 No installs — works entirely in your browser 🔸 Pick a template, edit text/images/links right on the page 🔸 No designer, no developer, no code needed 🔸 Built-in hosting and analytics 🔸 100s of ready-made designs from devs and the community 👉 Try it here 👈 A perfect tool for fast MVPs, link-in-bio sites, or spinning up ideas on the fly. 📊 Powered by Crypto Insider

🫂Your own AI team, no code needed Eigent is a new app that lets you build a squad of AI agents to handle work tasks for you — like NPCs, but productive. Think of it as a plug-and-play stack of paid neural networks, working for you in the background. 🔸 Set up custom AI workflows without writing code 🔸 Agents take on tasks like cleaning files, reading PDFs, and crunching data 🔸 Handles everything from accounting to market research 🔸 Use cases include: sorting downloads, processing lab results, parsing CSVs for finance 🔸 Feels like Zapier meets AutoGPT — but actually usable

This isn’t just another AI toy — it’s a quiet power-up for anyone drowning in digital busywork.

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📣 Bezos on the power shift from marketing to product In a 2012 interview, Jeff Bezos predicted a major change in how companies should think:

Word-of-mouth is more powerful than it has ever been before.

He argued that the old playbook — 70% marketing, 30% product — was dying. In the past, you could win with a mediocre product if your marketing was strong enough. But in the age of social media and instant feedback?

If I build a great product or service, my customers will tell each other.

Bezos’ takeaway: focus relentlessly on product. In a world where people talk, quality sells itself. 📊 Powered by Crypto Insider

💰Why an AI engineer turned down $1.5B from Zuckerberg In his bid to build the ultimate AI dream team, Mark Zuckerberg reportedly offered ex-Meta engineer Andrew Tulloch a staggering $1.5B deal to return — a 4-year package of salary, equity, and performance bonuses. But Tulloch said no❕ 🔸 He currently owns 3.75% of his AI startup, Thinking Machines 🔸 Based on current market buzz, that stake could be worth $3B in the next round 🔸 Turning down $1.5B wasn’t irrational — it was mathematical 🔸 Now it’s a race: will Thinking Machines hit IPO before the AI bubble deflates?

Zuck offered a fortune. Tulloch bet on more.

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🧊 Frozen for 30 Years: The Oldest Embryo Baby Born in the US A boy named Thaddeus Daniel Peirce was born in Ohio from an embryo frozen 30.5 years ago — the longest-known frozen embryo to result in a live birth. 🔸 The embryo was created in 1994 and stored by Linda Archerd, who gave birth to one child that year and kept the remaining embryos frozen for decades, paying $1,000 annually. 🔸 With age and menopause, Archerd decided to donate the embryos, but only to a white, Christian, married US couple. 🔸 The Snowflakes program from Nightlight Christian Adoptions matched the embryos to Lindsay and Tim Peirce, a couple who had tried to conceive for 7 years. 🔸 Rejoice Fertility Clinic in Tennessee performed the transfer — one embryo didn’t survive thawing, but two implanted, and one led to birth. 🔸 Most clinics refuse to work with outdated freezing methods. Rejoice’s founder believes every embryo “deserves a chance at life.”

A surreal mix of faith, biotech — and long-term moral investment.

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🧠 Y Combinator shares fresh ideas for AI-first startups Ahead of its fall batch, Y Combinator revealed new directions it’s excited to fund — all rooted in the belief that modern startups should treat AI not as a feature, but as the foundation. Here’s what YC wants to see 👇 🔸 AI-powered training for skilled trades Think plumbers and electricians trained via VR, with AI tutors giving live feedback and adapting lessons in real time. 🔸 Generative video as a building block Not final product, but part of the stack — from no-code game creation to virtual clothing try-ons and AI “calls” with digital versions of deceased relatives. 🔸 Infrastructure for multi-agent systems Startups that can help developers manage huge webs of AI agents — prompt routing, context reliability, debugging at scale. 🔸 AI-native enterprise software A new Salesforce or ServiceNow, but built for the AI era — tools that actually assist teams, not just log data. 🔸 Ultra-lean, AI-leveraged startups YC believes a 10-person team can now build a $100B company — if it uses AI to move fast and stay small. 🔸 AI replacing legacy govtech $100B/year goes to old software in the US government. YC wants startups like Caucus or Archon that cut this cost with modern, AI-native tools. Applications for the fall batch close August 4. And yes, they still offer $500K for 7% — plus another slice after your next raise.

The message is clear: build with AI at the core — or get left behind.

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🎬 The ultimate AI toolkit for video creators — in one link We found a goldmine for content creators: a browser-based platform with every top AI video tool in one place. 🔸 Text-to-video, subtitles, noise removal, face cloning — it’s all here 🔸 Supports trending models like Veo 3, Minimax, Kling, and more 🔸 No sign-up, no install, completely free 👉 Save your dream video editor 👈

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