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Katılım Temmuz 2024
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You dont need an OpenClaw, you can create one video like this with Remotion and the llm of your choice for free on clipvibe.ai
Florian Darroman@floriandarroman
Ok, Remotion is INSANE. I installed it on my OpenClaw this morning. I gave my logo, my landing page and the 14 steps I needed for that video. After 5 iterations, I got this 👇 Well... almost. I wasn't happy about the voiceover. So I sent the script that Marc (my OpenClaw agent) created to ElevenLabs (free plan). Then used Capcut to add the music + the voiceover from ElevenLabs. And I got this video. I am sure it's just a question of time until it becomes perfect (or a lack of skills on my side). But this will go straight to my landing page and I'll save $500 on a video editor.
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@Polymarket So only rich tourists are welcome in America now. Cool.
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JUST IN: U.S. rolls out rule forcing travelers from 50 countries to post a $15K bond before receiving visas.
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@adxtyahq They were just too early, with AI that will allow to recreate ultra realistic world on demand, the metaverse could then really blow up
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This might be the most expensive “what if” in tech
- Mark Zuckerberg goes all in on VR
- Meta acquires Oculus ($2B)
- rebrands entire company (2021)
- calls the vision: the Metaverse
- hires thousands for Reality Labs
- invests ~$80,000,000,000+
- builds the metaverse vision
- launches Horizon Worlds
- users don’t stick
- losses pile up (billions/year)
- attention shifts to AI
one of the biggest bets in tech...
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.
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Even bigger irony of getting rich is that everything expensive isn't that much better than when you paid normal for it
Many things are even worse (most expensive luxury hotels are guaranteed worse than regular simple hotels, I know I tried most of them now)
The real reason you wanna get rich is not to buy expensive things
It's so that $1M invested gives you 3% to take out every year with no risk, which is $30,000/year
Which you can use to travel for $1000/mo on a shoestring budget forever without having to back to some desk job with a shitty boss
Aka FREEDOM
@levelsio@levelsio
The irony is that traveling on <$1000/mo is way more fun than >$10,000/mo Luxury travel is extremely boring, comfortable, not challenging, sycophantic (yes sir) Travel on a shoestring budget you get inventive, are forced to meet locals just to survive and get around, have to hitchhike etc I like to combine cheap and luxury travel which keeps my brain from decaying and the contrast actually lets you enjoy both
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@frederickavita @ledevultime Perso je pense clairement moins qualifier, car les besoins restent les mêmes mais les skills nécessaires pour arriver à un résultat de qualité sont de plus en plus simple à acquérir
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@IndieSamMaker @ledevultime non plus qualifier car les demandes seront plus pointue
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Est-ce que vous pensez réellement que le dev est mort ?
Et si oui, vous faites quoi pour préparer la suite ?
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@frederickavita @ledevultime Moins qualifié tu veux dire ?
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@ledevultime Mais non il est pas mort c'est d'un métier qui va juste devenir plus qualifier et puis il faut pas ecoute la propagande de openai ou de claude qui en realite ne s'adresse qu'a leur investisseur
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@ledevultime Mdr j'adore les commentaires, les gens adorent rester dans le déni c'est ouf : "Nooon le métier de dev n'est pas mort, il faut juste… arrêter de coder et devenir commercial."
Merci pour la clarification 😂
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I still have no idea how I'll pay for my rent this month.
And yet, I told a company who was interested to F off.
What HR department wanted:
- A 3 hours test, uninterrupted
- This is recorded
- No Google
- No AI
Yes, I'm dead serious.
I have no idea what their intent is there. Maybe check if the person is okay with poor working conditions.
Luckily, I still have a few promising leads who have saner hiring processes.
(18 years of experience, 13 as a pro, Laravel + ecosystem, fullstack, passionate about business, taste for design, AI nerd, and more.)
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Remplacer les C-levels de sa boîte est désormais possible, et en moins de 5 minutes.
paperclip. ing vient de sortir. Il permet à n'importe qui de créer sa propre équipe d’agents directement sur son PC en local, connectée à Claude, en quelques minutes.
L’outil commence par créer un CEO. C’est lui le cerveau de l’entreprise. Son rôle est d’analyser l’objectif que vous avez défini et de tout faire pour l’atteindre.
Pour y parvenir, il va créer d’autres agents, des C-levels, qui vont se répartir les tâches sous forme de tickets et les résoudre en autonomie. S’ils rencontrent un blocage, ils remontent un rapport au CEO pour débloquer la situation.
Vous pouvez également créer vous-même des tickets pour ces agents et définir des priorités afin d’organiser et d’orienter leur travail.
Le tout fonctionne directement avec votre abonnement Claude et reste extrêmement simple à configurer une fois que l’on comprend la mécanique.
J’ai préparé un petit skill sur les bonnes pratiques pour configurer l’outil. Si ça vous intéresse, n’hésitez pas
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@iroytoutcourt C'est quoi ta stratégie d'acquisition / strat pour scale ?
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100 000 téléchargements en 20 jours et en organique uniquement !
Quand j’ai lancé mon appli de langue des signes, on m’a dit :
•C’est trop niche, ça ne marchera pas
•Si t’arrives à avoir 10k téléchargements, c’est déjà bien
Et pourtant, encore une fois, me voici au stade des 100k → sans ads, sans payer de vues, et tout ça en 20 j.
Ce mois-ci, je vais aussi fêter 1 million de téléchargements en organique sur une autre appli.
Si vous avez du budget et que vous voulez scale votre app, je suis votre homme 👀
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@cgtwts Might be true for junior devs, definitely false for seniors
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Anthropic found that vibecoding makes engineers worse at reading, writing, debugging, and understanding code and AI-generated code doesn’t even make them significantly faster.
Vibecoders right now:
aaron@aarondotdev
Anthropic themselves found that vibecoding hinders SWEs ability to read, write, debug, and understand code. not only that, but AI generated code doesn’t result in a statistically significant increase in speed don’t let your managers scare you into increased productivity. show them this paper straight from Anthropic.
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Can AI cook talking heads like this ?
Replit ⠕@Replit
Introducing Replit Animation Vibecode your next viral video in minutes, powered by Gemini 3.1 Pro. (This video was 100% made in Replit Animation)
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My point is that it was bad advice to take the million and invest it to live with the returns instead of keeping the business. A better advice would be to diversify (half business, half investment) or to keep the business and to make it grow but 1M$ invested would not bring you 100k passive income every year if you need to spend these 100k to sustain your life
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@IndieSamMaker @ChrisKruegerDev @jackfriks @grok i did not say u invest in sp500
there are like 100 ETF .
u need to do your own research on this .
Plus, what is your point ?
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what would you rather
a) a solo business that makes $1500 a day
b) 1 million dollars
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@IndieSamMaker @ChrisKruegerDev @DarayuthH @jackfriks If invested $1M in an S&P 500 ETF at the start of 2007, withdrawing $100k at the beginning of each year (2007–2026) for living expenses, and applying actual annual total returns (incl. dividends) to the remaining balance:
The portfolio would be at -$1,627,913 today.
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@ChrisKruegerDev @DarayuthH @jackfriks @grok if someone followed above advice in 2007 and invested 1M$ in s and p 500 etf and spent 100k$ out of this money every year to sustain his life, how much would he have left today ? You are allowed to answer with a negative number
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@ChrisKruegerDev @DarayuthH @jackfriks Yes but if you have to sell your stocks to sustain your life when it's -25 or -50% during two years during the crisis, it will not have the same effect as holding during this time
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@DarayuthH @jackfriks What's your plan if the market crashes ? How do you live during those years ?
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@jackfriks not financial adviser:
take 1 million put it in etf that return 10% per year
Then, you have $100k per year for life and you do not have to worry in the future if ur business stop making money
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@dagorenouf 50% of invested money in index funds can get wiped out by market changes at any point too
The house can also get wiped out by climate change (fire / big storms ect...)
With 1500$/day business, you'd have earned 1M$ in less than 2 year, it's definitely the less risky.
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Take the million, buy a house, and invest the rest in index funds. Because your solo business can get wiped out by market changes at any point.
jack friks@jackfriks
what would you rather a) a solo business that makes $1500 a day b) 1 million dollars
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