Caleb Spillyards

@naval Defend yes. If we had a boots on the ground war here, I’m all about it. I’m not interested in going to war for a veiled agenda on foreign soil

@NavalismHQ @naval Jiujitsu and kiteboarding.

"Would you still be interested in doing something, If you couldn't tell anyone about it?" @naval

The amount of AI generated content that looks like a screen shot of a celebrity or public figures social media saying something outlandish is scary. The amount of people that blindly believe it without any type of fact check is scarier. Buckle up

People that argue with strangers on the Internet are filling the void of a life they hate

@thedankoe Just posted a video yesterday about how every account right now is all about how much growth or money someone made in a ridiculously short amount of time. Just preying on people’s desire for freedom and growth and it’s annoying as fuck lol.

When everything’s AI-made, human-made digital becomes the new analogue. Wild.

@_TrueVoodoo @thedankoe Wild Times!

@calebspillyards @thedankoe Healed my torn calf with the same protocol

A bit off brand, but I've been experimenting with peptides for a year or two now. Peptides are to health what Bitcoin is to finance and what AI is to business. I tried them for the anti-aging, longevity, and healing benefits, but soon found that I was the most energetic and focused I'd ever been. I wrote an article about it:

i just trained an AI on every alex hormozi book, playbook, blackbook, and podcast episode... he charges $5000 for his AI assistant and people pay it, i'm giving you the same thing for free this isn't some shitty GPT with 3 pages of info that hallucinates answers, NotebookLM is the best AI for consuming and recalling information right now, i fed it EVERYTHING: - $100M offers, leads, money models - the black books (given to people who donated 200 books) - all the playbooks and lost chapters - his best podcast breakdowns and frameworks the information inside is worth thousands it can answer ANY business problem using hormozi's exact frameworks it pulls from the exact books and gives you page-specific answers... no generic advice, no made-up bullshit i should NEVER be sharing this for free, that's why i'll delete this in 24hrs reply 'HORMOZI' + RT and i'll give you access for free (must follow me so i can dm)

@Mho_23 HORMOZI

They accepted that getting up at 4am or going to bed at 2am isn’t heroic. It’s the price.

YOUR FAVORITE CREATORS - even the ones now preaching the 4 hour work week and Balance Originally had to accept that working a 9-5 means your next 9-5 starts when that one ends. They accepted that “balance” is something you earn after years, not something you start with.

Every excuse The Algorithm The Competition The Day Job They Overwhelm Is just the middleman between you and the work.

If you don't have people around you that share your interests in your real life, seek them out online. The idea that we are the sum of our 5 closest friends also applies to the people will socialize digitally with.

@thedankoe is x still the best platform for idea validation? Or is threads an equal alternative?

@thedankoe Top books on the topics? Finishing influence now

Do what you love, but study psychology, human behavior, and persuasion so people actually care about what you do enough to pay you for it.

Gatekeeping = insecurity and scarcity mindset

@thedankoe Also I love this quote from the letter “When machines can think about everything all at once, our job is to have standards.” In a sea of monotony the meaningful ideas will always rise to the surface. They will have to wade through a mountain of bullshit to get there though.

@thedankoe Phenomenal as always. I had a hunch last year that the thing that would always differentiate us from AI in terms of being able to survive as a creative is based in story. More specifically story as it relates to our own human experience. Our trials our lessons our failures.

@DrMachakil Thanks for the detailed response I appreciate it!

Actually, for this scene and for the end, i make sure that it’s described several times in the prompt in different topics. When i describe the scene, i mention that we see at the end a comedian holding an ice cream, talking to camera. When i prompt the camera movement, i mention that there’s a quick handheld pan towards the comedian at the end When I prompt the characters, here again I mention a tall comedian in military uniform holding an ice cream cone When I prompt for the dialog, i also remind of the camera movement so that he speaks at the right cue : Quick pan to the comedian holding an ice cream who talks to camera with an ironic expression : « and don’t eat the props! ». So sometimes, if you have a camera movement or a specific effet that is key to the story, you have more chance getting it right if you mention it several times in the prompts , each time in a relevant way towards the topic. It’s not rocket sciene tough. Sometimes, simpler prompts happens to work fine, and detailed ones go nuts. But so far, i found that approach to be quite effective

Yesterday, I played with Google Veo 3, and honestly… the possibilities blew my mind. Here’s a short mockumentary I made with it called “The Prompt Floor”, a behind the scenes look at how AI videos get made from the inside. #googleveo3 #aivideo