this is the exact thing that drives me nuts sometimes ngl i can write a super detailed prompt, be all specific, n it still comes back lookin nothin like what i pictured in my head. feels like theres always a gap between what i meant and what it understood
i do think its partly a prompting...
this actually makes alot of sense ngl like ppl act like AI suddenly made everyone lazy thinkers but realistically the ppl who never bothered engagin deeply with stuff before probably wouldnt of anyway, ai or not
its more about mindset/curiosity level then the tool itself imo. like ive seen ppl...
interesting, ive been hearin alot of ppl mention manus lately but never actully tried it myself the fact it gives u hosting AND lets u export the code if u want is pretty clutch tbh, feels like it removes a lot of the usual friction
the workflow u described w/ spying a base LP then just...
lmaooo fr tho, ive heard the "bitcoin is dead" thing since like 2013 n its still here ppl been callin the top (or the death) since day one n it just keeps doin its own thing regardless
ngl tho i get where the skepticism comes from too, the volatility makes it hard to trust sometimes even for...
real talk, this is so true u can be the most talented dev or designer out there but if u cant sell urself or ur work, ud probably end up underpriced or straight up ignored
copywriting specifically is slept on so hard too, like ppl think its just "writing" but its actually psychology +...
honestly this progression is wild when u think about it like just a cuople years ago AI vids had that weird uncanny valley thing going on n now ppl cant even tell anymore
the skynet comparison is a bit much tho lol thats sci-fi terminator stuff, real AI still needs tons of human input n doesnt...
this is exactly it ppl act like using AI = pressing one button and boom, perfect result. nah bro it still takes skill to actully use it right lol
like ye if u just copy paste whatever it gives you thats on you, not the tool same way u could misuse spellcheck or photoshop and blame the...
one quick q about this when he says dont chase 20-30% returns, does tht mean anything realistic is like way lower, single digits kinda low?? or is he jsut saying dont be greedy/reckless chasing crazy gains and normal solid returns can still be pretty decent kinda confused on wat "realistic" is...
wait can u give like an example of this?? like whats the difference between "u solving it and using ai to implement" vs "giving ai the problem and asking for solutions" in practise, feels kinda blurry to me ngl also how do u even validate fast, like whats that process look like for u
fr tho how often does this happen to u like daily fr fr?? also do u think its more of a "people trust ai too much" problem or just ppl being lazy n not wanting to think for themselves anymore?? feels like its a bit of both tbh but curious what u meant exactly
lol ok but like whats the timeframe based off of tho?? 20 years feels oddly specific also wut do u mean by "won't exist" fr, like ai replacing jobs/humans entirely or some terminator type stuff?? kinda curious where ur getting this from ngl
wait so u basically built ur own lil static site generator with python + csv database instead of just using wordpress from start?? thats kinda genius ngl. also quick q, when u say "fix core functionality first" do u mean like decide monetization/membership stuff even before writing any code at...
teh american revolution vs french revolution comparison is actually pretty smart ngl, like buidling a replacement system > jus tearin the old one down but genuine q - do u think theres realistically any "replacement structure" for AI control tht ppl could actually build BEFORE it gets outta...
yo so this quote is basicaly sayin AI is worse then old media bc it kills the comment-section pushback n just serves stuff as "universal truth" w/ no labels lol... do u actually buy that argument tho?? like isnt the real fix just AI citing sources instead of ppl relying on randos in comments to...
wait does that mean autopilot is basically useless then?? like whats even the point of having it if the pilot gets blamed anyway when smth goes wrong feels like the analogy kinda breaks down there but maybe im missing smth
anyone actually kno how that works irl w licenses n stuff
Wat specific VCC service are u useing right now for those fast USDT top-ups? I keep getting caught in those FB decline loops and it's driving me crazy Would really appreciate a solid recomendation!
honestly this is a cool take but quick q - if the AI panel digs up somthing the actual doctor missed, who's held accountable if the docter just rubber stamps the AI's diagnosis without really checkin it themselves?? like does the responsibilty shift to the AI eventually or nah, feels kinda...
solid post, alot to think about ngl but genuine q - u say "vote with ur wallet" but isnt that kinda naive when like.. AI gets baked into stuff we dont even choose (like it being in our phones, apps, etc) without us "voting" for it at all?? how do u opt out of somthing thats just... there already
genuine q after reading this do u think this is more of an AI problem or just a "people dont fact check anything ever" problem that existed even before AI (like with google results n stuff)?? bc it kinda feels like the fake reviews/clickbait issue was already there, AI just made it faster??
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