Rahul Kumar @RahulTechX

One of my friend makes $1.2 million a year as an Anthropic engineer. I asked him how he learned prompting so well. He sent me a video that was never supposed to get out. Their core team's prompting playbook. You won’t find anything better about prompting than this 30 minutes video. I watched it last night. Halfway through, I realized I've been using Claude completely wrong for two years. Watch it, then read the article below.

Rahul Kumar @RahulTechX

3 months ago

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Most people will still be learning AI in 2026. A small group will be shipping, automating, and replacing workflows with it. Thread 🧵 These 10 skills decide which side you’re on 👇 • Prompt Engineering (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) • AI Workflow Automation (Zapier, Make, n8n) • AI Agents (CrewAI, AutoGen, LangGraph) • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) (LangChain, LlamaIndex, Vectara) • Fine-tuning & Custom GPTs (OpenAI GPT Builder, Hugging Face, Cohere) • Multimodal AI (GPT-4, Gemini, Grok) • AI Video Generation (Runway, Pika, OpusClip) • AI Tool Stacking (Notion, Zapier, ClickUp) • LLM Evaluation & Management (Helicone, TruLens, PromptLayer) 10. AI Image Generation & Design 🖼️ Visual communication is key. Master the ability to generate original art, professional designs, and high-fidelity assets directly from text prompts to fuel your creative projects. The AI revolution isn't coming—it’s here. Mastering these 10 skills will separate the leaders from the rest in 2026. Which of these are you focusing on first? Let me know below! 🚀 Hot take: If you’re only using ChatGPT , you’re already behind. The real leverage is systems, not prompts. Save this. Revisit it in 6 months. ♻️ RT if you’re building, not just experimenting. Follow @RahulTechX for real-world AI workflows Save it for future Reference 🔖

Most people are still prompting AI like it’s 2023. I was too. More instructions ≠ better results. The real shift is from “writing better prompts” to building better AI systems. I broke down what’s changing in prompting for 2026 👇 x.com/i/article/2105…

@technoholic_me Great! It resonate with you

Instead of watching Netflix tonight… Spend 60 minutes learning Claude AI. This full course teaches you how to use Claude to BUILD, AUTOMATE, and actually get things done. No coding background required. Because the people who start learning AI today will have a completely different skill set 2 years from now. And the people who keep saying “I’ll learn it later”… Will still be saying the same thing 2 years from now. One hour tonight could change what you’re capable of tomorrow. Your call. 👀

Rahul Kumar @RahulTechX

3 months ago

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This guy literally explained why some people become successful while others stay average. The reason is very uncomfortable. Game Theory Watch this:👀

DAN KOE @thedankoe

9 months ago

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51 websites you’ll wish you knew sooner 👀 1. futuretools.io — Discover useful AI tools 2. theresanaiforthat.com — Find AI tools for almost anything 3. aitools.fyi — Explore AI tools & apps 4. huggingface.co/spaces — Try community-built AI demos 5. replicate.com — Run AI models online 6. runwayml.com — AI video & creative tools 7. leonardo.ai — AI image generation 8. ideogram.ai — Create images with strong text rendering 9. suno.com — Generate AI music 10. elevenlabs.io — AI voice generation 11. gamma.app — Create presentations with AI 12. napkin.ai — Turn ideas into visual diagrams 13. tldraw.com — Collaborative online whiteboard 14. excalidraw.com — Simple hand-drawn style diagrams 15. drawio.com — Create diagrams & flowcharts 16. penpot.app — Open-source design platform 17. coolors.co — Generate color palettes 18. fontjoy.com — Find font combinations 19. myfonts.com/WhatTheFont — Identify fonts from images 20. favicon.io — Create favicons quickly 21. qr-code-generator.com — Create QR codes 22. compressjpeg.com — Compress JPEG images 23. tinypng.com — Compress PNG & WebP images 24. convertio.co — Convert files between formats 25. cloudconvert.com — Convert almost any file 26. iloveimg.com — Edit & optimize images 27. vectr.com — Create vector graphics online 28. unsplash.com — Free high-quality photography 29. pexels.com — Free stock photos & videos 30. pixabay.com — Free images, videos & illustrations 31. mixkit.co — Free stock videos, music & templates 32. coverr.co — Free stock videos for creative projects 33. humaaans.com — Build customizable human illustrations 34. undraw.co — Free customizable illustrations 35. storyset.com — Animated illustrations for projects 36. sitemap.org — Learn how sitemaps work 37. regexr.com — Build & test regular expressions 38. jsonformatter.org — Format & validate JSON 39. jwt.io — Decode and inspect JWT tokens 40. postman.com — Test & explore APIs 41. reqbin.com — Send HTTP requests online 42. carbon.now.sh — Create beautiful code screenshots 43. ray.so — Turn code into beautiful images 44. bundlephobia.com — Check JavaScript package sizes 45. roadmap.sh — Developer roadmaps & learning paths 46. roadmap.sh/r — Explore career roadmaps 47. learn-anything.xyz — Discover visual learning paths 48. learnxinyminutes.com — Learn programming concepts quickly 49. overapi.com — Cheat sheets for developers 50. stowaway.live/?f=VRP92H6NV98... — Explore aircraft & satellites flying over you in real time The internet isn’t just social media. There are thousands of tools quietly making work, learning, creativity and everyday life more interesting. 🔖 Bookmark this. You’ll thank yourself later.

@itsthedonhashim Well said

INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TODAY. This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years. Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.

DAN KOE @thedankoe

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This guy literally explained why some people become successful… while others stay average. And the reason is uncomfortable. It’s not just hard work. It’s not luck. It’s Game Theory. Once you understand this, you’ll start seeing the “game” behind success differently. Watch this. 👀

DAN KOE @thedankoe

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@kushaljain94 Congratulations 🎉 Let's connect

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Rahul Kumar @RahulTechX

2 days ago

Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me an email" Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me this email" Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me that email" Bad request = Always Bad result. Use these best practices instead and you'll see the magic:

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7/ The Perfect Sales Email "Write a high-converting sales email for my product/service: [Describe the product]. Include a strong opening that grabs attention, emotional benefits, social proof, a clear explanation, and a powerful call to action (CTA).

6/ Simplifying the Email "Rewrite my email to make it shorter, clearer, and easier to understand while maintaining professionalism and respect. Remove unnecessary words but increase the impact. The email: [Paste the text]."

5/ The follow-up that gets a reply "Write a polite and effective follow-up email reminding [write the person's name] about [write the topic]. Keep it respectful, not pushy, and clear. And include a simple request (CTA) that encourages a response."

4/ Apology Email "Write a sincere apology email in a mature style for this situation: [Describe the situation]. Take responsibility, express your genuine understanding, suggest a step to correct the mistake, and offer a positive way to move forward."

1/ Professional Email Writer Act as a first-rate communications specialist. Rewrite this email to make it professional, clear, concise, and polite while preserving my original intent. Enhance the tone, structure, grammar, and overall flow of the text. My email: [Paste the email]

3/ Companies' Official Response "Write a professional reply to this email I received: [Paste the email]. Keep the tone respectful, address each point clearly, and write a response that builds trust and communication."

Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me an email" Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me this email" Stop telling ChatGPT "Write me that email" Bad request = Always Bad result. Use these best practices instead and you'll see the magic: