@FelipeFr1702 One-shot prompts are the biggest reason people blow through usage. You get to be lazy and have a lot of power, but just as with all things, there is a balance. Too lazy and you get very little accomplished. Find the line.
@FuckCapitalizm@MoneyQuotesX Let’s be careful pointing that finger. Homelessness would not carry the same social meaning if the middle class did not define itself as being above that status.
Wealth is observational. Change the way you define wealth, and the meaning of status changes with it.
@Gaus450 Supply and demand has evolved into supply, attention, trust, and timing.
AI can help create the supply.
It cannot force attention, manufacture trust, or make someone care at the exact moment you need them to.
@Chrissssjohnson First rule of money. Think of it like water. Solid, liquid, gas, structured.
Why do you think they are called banks? What does a riverbank do?
Why do you think it's called freezing or liquidation?
Rainy day funds.
Underwater loans.
Are you figuring it out yet?
@davidasinclair Close, they don't get told to stop dividing. They receive unclear blueprints from your DNA. Proteins shift into proteins, proteins fit the sleeve of your DNA. Your RNA scans what is revealed and sends the blueprint to your stem cells. If you want health, start with your proteins.
Remember as you get a reset in a few hours.
Resets are not blanket gifts, they are borrowed time. For many that have blown through their usage, a reset is a chance to use AI even though their time is up. It is valuable for many, just as it has little value for some.
@kamilbaranek_ I don't force it. When I feel it, I say it.
Truth is, if you understand how compression works, you can figure out that "please" and "thank you" compress into 3, 6, and 9 within a base 10 simulation. ; )
@16StreetDesign The church funds horror movie production companies. If people will not tithe in church, they tithe by paying $20 to see a horror movie. And more often than not, that fear sends at least some of them right back to church.
It is brilliant.
@Sonderisfon It’s always so extreme. 100 years is too short, so forever is the only option.
The moment you increase it to, let’s say, 432 years, the fear of dying too early grows exponentially instead of allowing you to enjoy those 432 years.
I want a better bond with time, not more of it.
@mindinpanic My friend, both look like AI slop because doing that level of graphics inside an app is rare. That said, the question isn’t which one looks like AI slop. The question is which one resonates with the user more.
The second one.
@realblenderr@mindinpanic He’s either very bored and more creative than most, or he’s incredibly intelligent. Either way, your comment just added to the 15K views. Either way, he won.