Video is the attention.
There are a lot of videos going around X on how to grow on social media.
Most of them are very zoomed out and look at the broader trends. If you’re just getting into marketing, I think that’s the wrong place to start.
You should be studying how to make one good video. Can you write a script, film a video, and edit it, so that it provides value and goes viral? If not keep trying over and over and over and over until you develop that instinct.
The ability to just create valuable content on demand... That is your goal.
Think of content like a startup. Just make a video people want. Once you find it, congrats you have CMF (Content Market Fit). Okay do it again and again and again and again and again and again improving every time.
(btw this guys video was good. But if you don’t know how to make a good video, none of it matters)
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AI avatars are the Trojan horse by the singularity. The single eyed demon.
They will replace humanity. Everyone needs to stop creating and stop using them now.
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This is how you write your own story.
You need to be the propaganda master of yourself, your company, your family.
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Literally what is happening with this arm? @benjitaylor
Anyways 999 builds in. Sign up to beta
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So many of us say yes when we mean no. Again and again.
People do it because they're too afraid to just say no.
Saying no would have hurt for a minute. That's it. Just a minute of someone being annoyed at you.
But you said yes instead, and now it's costing you way more than a minute. That's the trade you keep making.
Short-term pain of saying no versus long-term pain of always saying yes. Most adults keep choosing the second one.
I wish it wasn't like this. I wish the people who are scared to say no just weren't scared.
But I don't think you fix that in adults. I think you fix it before someone becomes one.
This is what needs teaching to kids. Not just manners, not just sharing. How to say no.
Let them get used to being rejected. Let them hear no and say no, over and over, while it's still small.
Because a kid who's been rejected a hundred times isn't scared of it anymore. What's one more no.
That's the training a lot of us wish we'd had. So give it to the next generation instead.
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Every time a new model is released there’s a hundred new articles and posts on X saying how good it is at X Y Z.
But I’ve used those same models for those same claims and don’t see as big leaps as mentioned. Is everyone just lying nowadays. Or am I missing something.
Take Jev for example. People saying it can replace the router in your agent harness. No it can’t. Not yet at least. Or not for the semi complex harness I’m building.
Confused.
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Is there a GCC spec for phones. Can’t sit on balcony for more than 5 mins before it slows down.
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Given sonnet was doing OKAY last year. And everyone was hyping.
Why not just continue to use it instead of maxing out plans with opus and fable.
Especially if you are working on not too complicated web apps
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Or
The model is the driver. Only change it when it’s not driving properly or not able to navigate effectively.
The harness is the car. Only buy a new one when it will significantly improve your A to B journey.
The memory are the passengers. Keep the ones you like.
the trap is treating the model as the system. model is the engine; your harness, memory and ledger are the car. swap the engine, keep the car — otherwise every upgrade is a full rebuild and nothing compounds.
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Everyone's rushing to Grok Bot right now. I think that's a mistake.
Every time a new model drops, ChatGPT, Claude, now Grok, people rebuild their whole setup from scratch.
New chat, no memory of what you did last week, start over.
That's the trap. You're not building anything. You're just renting attention from whichever app is loudest this month.
Hermes doesn't work like that. It's a layer that sits on top of the models, not inside one of them. @Teknium @NousResearch
It remembers across sessions. And underneath, you can swap the model, Claude, GPT, Gemini, even something local, without losing any of it.
It's open source and self-hosted, so your setup and your memory can live on your own machine, not someone else's server.
It can run scheduled tasks, connect to messaging apps, automate stuff. It acts like an assistant, not a chat tab you keep reopening.
So when Grok hype fades, or Claude changes its pricing, or the next big model shows up, your agent doesn't care. It just keeps working.
Stop chasing whatever's loud this week. Build your second brain now, with Hermes, so it's still yours next year.
I can generate 100 lies in less than 1h
Je peux générer 100 UGC IA en moins d'1h
Avec Claude. Aucun SaaS.
Sans CapCut. Sans Higgsfield.
Sans monter une seule vidéo à la main.
Claude s'occupe de tout à ma place.
Script.
Sous-titres.
Musiques.
Génération des rushs en IA.
Pour ~2$ l'UGC.
J'ai documenté tout le process.
Commente "UGC IA" je te l'envoie.
(oui la vidéo est en vitesse réelle mdrr)
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