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The brand I’m working with avoids ad spend completely and focuses just on followers. Can growth really happen without any budget at all?

@Barn If you’re a complete beginner, it might take you 3 to 6 months just to get good enough to use it properly for business, and by then things will already have moved forward. Another option is using API based models or hiring someone, but most APIs don’t support NSFW content.

If you want more advanced control and custom workflows, learning ComfyUI can be really helpful.

We already know Gmail isn’t private, so switching makes sense.

ChatGPT is great for quick drafts and ideas but repeating context every time gets tiring especially in a niche. I’ve also started using AI agents which are not cheap but they work more like assistants. You set the info once and they handle emails, posts and content

Electronics waste

I run a small vlog channel with a few makeup videos as a hobby. I don’t get many views, but I enjoy filming and editing. I’m happy with my full time job, so I just keep this as something fun on the side.

If you don’t like Claude’s style, you can ask it to write like a specific author or in a different tone. Also, AI and how it uses existing content is often discussed in relation to intellectual property concerns.

Everyone seems to be “vibe coding” with AI these days, but has anyone actually built something truly meaningful with it? I only hear about examples like Claude Code being mostly AI generated..anything else useful out there?

Something connected to leisure or lifestyle related ideas.

I’ve been using Runway for video editing lately. It saves a lot of time, especially for things like background removal and quick edits that used to take forever manually

I don’t rely on metrics to keep going. I just focus on showing up and getting a little better each time. The results usually lag behind the work.

It’s real, but not as aesthetic as it looks online. You do get location freedom, but most days it’s still deadlines and client work

My observation is that the algorithm follows the audience. If people keep watching and don't click away, YouTube keeps showing the video to more people.

The hardest part is doing the work when there’s no immediate reward and no one cheering you on