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commando in my favorite black pantyhose

can you see it through the tights

I’ll show you my pantyhose if you fix this paper jam 😉

Horny in pantyhose

@tomek_fin_ai Wygenerowany przez ai i jeszcze odpowiedzi przez ai. Tak się robi zasięgi dzieci - kontrowersyjny post daje mnóstwo komentarzy - a te dają ogromny zasięg - już tweet ma 70k wyświetleń

Dlaczego wybierasz 100 000 PLN z pracy, skoro możesz mieć 100 000 PLN z kapitału? Nie rozumiem dlaczego tak mało się o tym mówi, ale liczby mówią same za siebie. Wybór między 100 tys. PLN rocznie z pracy, a 100 tys. PLN z kapitału to no brainer. Przy 2,5 mln PLN zainwestowanych w aktywa, generujesz 100 tys. PLN rocznie bez kiwnięcia palcem. W tym samym czasie osoba na etacie musi: - wstawać rano, - użerać się z szefem, - odpisywać na maile, - udawać, że lubi ludzi z Open Space-u. Matematycznie posiadanie 2,5 mln PLN jest po prostu efektywniejsze. Ja osobiście pominąłem etap zarabiania na życie i przeszedłem od razu do posiadania aktywów. To czysta optymalizacja czasu. Dziwi mnie, że większość ludzi traci 40 lat na etat, zamiast po prostu skupić się na zdobyciu tych pierwszych kilku milionów na start. #finX #biznes #giełda

@ThebilalSEO Yeah and ai wrote your tweet as well

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@ujjwalscript Don't worry. In 3-4 years AI wil be creating perfect code

Stories of vibe coded disasters piling up on Reddit Unless YOU intervene and build out a structure for AI, it is going to push slop.

@asaio87 I had no idea about coding. I have just released second app to google play. AI is a miracle.

Its safe to say software developer jobs are fine despite AI I have 15 years experience in software development, and I know what to prompt, but still it takes hundreds of prompts to create an app with AI If you have 0 experience, you dont even know what to ask it. then what do you do when the app breaks ? non-devs have no chance to vibecode a production app devs on the other hand seem to get superpowers