Recent content by CyHead

Create high quality content and resist the urge to use AI for video production. No one is going to boast abou this, but there's a big pushback against AI-gen content - people can tell when a video is AI vs. videos that have imperfection, which is now the sign that a video is more likely real...

They're using AI to detect bot or promotional behavior. And also correlating it with liklihood that you will spam in the future. Spez said this on a thread. Also if you use a clean residential proxy today, and then months later that same IP ends up spamming (because it gets turned over or...

You'll get caught selling posts, which is against Reddit TOS. All it takes is one petty/angry advertiser to out you and you'll lose your subreddits. Also, a lot of people forget that Reddit owns the subreddits meaning that even if you create it, Reddit reserves the right to take it over...

Your first taste is free, and once you're hooked on this expensive model - you'll want to use it a lot and it'll get real expensive.

Drinking water.

It'll make people more productive, but definitely less creative. Remember that AI creates based on existing works. I'm already seeing people increasingly relying on AI to do basic writing and for ideation.

That was quick, it's expired.

Interested

Some vendors selling residential proxies that are really mislabelled datacenter IPs. Also, a lot of mobile proxies that are burned on popular sites (Insta/google/x/reddit).

The biggest tell is the level of punctuation people use. Suddenly everyone is using commas and proper punctuation, which is a big tip-off.

How blue is the sky? It's a vague question without going into details of the kind of business you want to run or what your goal is. Pick something you enjoy doing, then try doing small things in that niche before you invest any serious money into. Residential proxies & antidetect browsers...

They're using AI to analyze user behavior on the site and cross-compare it with looklike users based on the subreddits you follow. I can't remember the source, but Spez (co-founder of Reddit) was commenting about it when talking about their big data deal with OpenAI and what Reddit gets out of...

After buying, any tips on how to use the account without it getting banned/flagged for different IP/fingerprint than what was used to create it?

Does this work with paypal and AI services (ChatGPT/manus/Perplexity)? Do these get detected as a prepaid card? Any reviews/testimonials of your cards/service? I looked through the thread & didn't see any - so figure I'd ask. Thanks!

If you're using other people's clips, it'll be hard to get monetized - since all it takes is a few copyright holders to get annoyed and issue copystrike. The way I've seen people use this to make money is to use it to build a community and not try to monetize the clips. Then once they've built...