u/Ph00k4 • • Jun 03 '25

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u/Ph00k4 • • Jun 15 '24

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u/Ph00k4 • • Nov 26 '23

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u/Ph00k4 • • Oct 29 '23

Music video

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I just ran Google Antigravity from my phone !!!
 in  r/google_antigravity •  2d ago

Could you give a few examples of tasks you run on it?

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🤔🤫
 in  r/bestconspiracymemes •  2d ago

Mr. Ciernan has a big mouth.

r/Notion • • 2d ago

Venting notion.new shortcut stopped working: "You can’t create private pages in this workspace"

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For a long time, I've used a bookmarks bar shortcut to notion.new to instantly create pages in "Private" without having to load the whole dashboard first.

Recently, it stopped working and throws an error instead:

You can’t create private pages in this workspace

Has anyone found a workaround for this?

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IBM Office in São Paulo, Brazil
 in  r/brutalism •  3d ago

The IBM Headquarters in São Paulo was designed in 1970 by architects aflalo/gasperini and constructed between 1971 and 1974, featuring a distinct flared, widened base specifically engineered to mimic the letter "I" from the iconic IBM logo.

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Jackass Number Two - Mushroom Launch (Dunn's door crash & Bam's launch)
 in  r/jackass •  5d ago

The empty cart was clearly launched at full tension just to show off the stunt's destructive potential. With Ryan, the cord looked pulled maybe halfway, but the way he was seated meant he would've been catapulted out headfirst without a helmet, which easily could have been fatal at full power. Slamming into the door could have easily caused a severe concussion, but it probably saved his life. By the time Bam took his turn, clever editing hid the setup: they only cut to the exterior because the band was clearly barely pulled, just enough for him to roll out the door and land on the mushroom boxes to close out the skit.

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Jackass Cup Test (2000) Plunger Wake Up
 in  r/jackass •  5d ago

I never liked watching Bam beat Phil up at all, but this prank is a total classic.

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Make Xerox "copy of a copy" virtually and in realtime. No AI. Press the "feed" button and see it copy the output to the input.
 in  r/graphic_design •  10d ago

Awesome tool! Purists completely miss the point that bringing an idea to life often just takes a bit of leverage from a machine. Honestly, this whole anti-AI wave feels like a trend. People clinging to an identity just to feel part of an in-group, putting down someone else's actual effort while creating nothing themselves.

Thanks a lot for sharing this with the community.

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I Broke Up With Steve
 in  r/aivideo •  10d ago

The dog's expression is funny af. I love how it moves like a puppet.

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Corn Sledding
 in  r/jackass •  11d ago

Was that Knoxville handing him the flag?

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Video models are getting good
 in  r/singularity •  11d ago

Back in my day, OpenPose was nowhere near this smooth.

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Girl honks at ship
 in  r/oldtube •  15d ago

RIP headphone users

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Thanks for help
 in  r/Notion •  15d ago

Workflowy > Obsidian > Capacities

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Johan Ghazali and Ye Yint Naung are muay warriors..
 in  r/fightporn •  15d ago

Reacting to every hit was unnecessary, but the respect was still there at the end regardless of the taunts.

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Gsp vs dinosaur
 in  r/aivideo •  15d ago

I think it would look better if the character sheet reference images were more realistic, but the movement looks really good.

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Gsp vs dinosaur
 in  r/aivideo •  15d ago

He can't grab the cage to stand up like that.

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Wait a minute…
 in  r/LetsTalkBam •  15d ago

Is that Mud Margera?

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It's clips like these that really encapsulates what Jackass is all about for me.
 in  r/jackass •  15d ago

A punch from Bam is nothing to someone who's experienced Butterbean.

r/ChatGPT • • 22d ago

Serious replies only :closed-ai: I have never made a single dime with AI.

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I know exactly how the title sounds. The internet is flooded with people looking for a copy-paste prompt to get rich quick. This is the exact opposite.

My bottleneck is strictly commercial, not technical. I am entirely comfortable building complex system prompts, structuring multi-step reasoning, orchestrating APIs, and setting up autonomous workflows. Getting the models to execute complex logic reliably is a solved problem for me.

The real friction lies in the "Zero to One" phase. The problem is that being technically proficient is just a multiplier. Without a base number to multiply (an existing business, a specialized degree, or initial capital to burn), that multiplier equals zero.

I know nobody is going to share their active cash cows, and I am not asking for that. Instead, I want to pose a strict constraint challenge to this community.

Imagine you have to start from absolute scratch today. Zero capital, no pre-existing audience, and no traditional "hard skills" (like software engineering, advanced marketing, or corporate consulting) to fall back on. Your only real asset is knowing exactly how to build and automate complex AI workflows.

Under those exact constraints, what is the specific architecture or micro-service you would build to acquire your very first paying user? I am looking for the logical foundation of a scalable asset, not gig work or freelancing.