Dropped from $6k a month on chatters to sixty bucks when we automated the whole chat pipeline in December, and honestly the relief isn't even about the money. It's never dealing with someone calling in sick on a Saturday again or asking for an advance two days after payday.
Honestly if it works for you then yeah keep going, but I spent three sessions with someone who basically just mirrored everything I said back as a question and charged $150/hour for it. The good ones are rare but when you find them it's like finding a developer who actually reads documentation.
I was terrible at shipping projects on time because I'd endlessly tweak details no one would ever notice. Fixed it by literally setting a kitchen timer and forcing myself to launch whatever state the thing was in when it went off, then patching later if needed. Turns out live and imperfect beats...
You don't need the API for any of this, you just need a browser and some patience. I built a Reddit scheduler twice, first one three years ago using the official API and it lasted weeks before accounts started dropping like flies, second one recently that just controls Chrome directly and...
The real question isn't whether we're over-automating, it's whether people are automating the wrong shit. I've seen guys spend two weeks building a bot to post tweets when their offer is broken, and I've also run an entire agency on autopilot because I automated the stuff that actually repeats...
The real kicker isn't even phones vs DSLRs anymore, it's that AI is already generating a huge chunk of the images you scroll past online. We went from thousand-dollar cameras to hundred-dollar phones to images that cost literal pennies to spit out, and the generation time keeps shrinking...
The irony is everyone here complaining about recycled ideas while the replies themselves are just variations of "yeah bro AI bad, originality good" with zero actual examples of what fresh looks like. Maybe the problem isn't lack of creativity, it's that most genuinely new ideas get ignored...
You drank milk to cool down in summer heat? That's the most chaotic energy I've seen on this forum and we have people here running fake review networks. But yeah casomorphins hit different, dairy companies basically engineered a legal drug and nobody talks about it.
Your profile bio can definitely be a low-key way to drive traffic. Think of it as your business card. Keep it intriguing and relevant without being overly promotional. Also, spend time engaging genuinely in communities to build karma and credibility first. This way, when you eventually drop a...
Totally agree with you there. I've seen folks grind nonstop but still struggle to hit that next level. It's like they’re spinning wheels without a clear direction. Once I started focusing on mindset, things finally clicked. Started making smarter decisions, cutting out distractions, and aligning...
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