▲ 5 r/amodei+1 crossposts

When I tell bro Claude wrote the whole code and he starts saying stuff like “Let me review it first”

u/BarkleyBark — 1 day ago
▲ 2 r/Altman+1 crossposts

GPT Astra is about to drop this week. Codex might reset.

u/BarkleyBark — 2 days ago

Pomni and Jax just don't work

I don't care for anyone who ships Pomni and Jax. Actually, I don't care about anyone who ships Jax with anyone. They were mean and unpleasant to everyone throughout the whole show. Don't care about the reason for their being mean either, Pomni would be better shipped with literally anyone else BUT Jax.

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u/BarkleyBark — 3 days ago
▲ 13 r/Altman+4 crossposts

"hey codex can you just move the text slightly to the right" gpt-5.6-sol xhigh:

u/BarkleyBark — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/SearchAPIs+2 crossposts

Be DeepSeek: Never ran ads, no PR, keeps everything open, and built global gangster cult following.

u/BarkleyBark — 6 days ago
▲ 11 r/Artificials+2 crossposts

DeepSeek just dropped V4-Pro 0813, and it's insanely cheap. They’re so casual about being the most incredible lab out there.

u/BarkleyBark — 6 days ago
▲ 16 r/WeirdSideHustles+3 crossposts

I made $2k from a 4.6M view UGC video while playing with slime

Hey, I’m Whitney :) I wanted to share my experience with UGC because when I started I had literally no idea what I was doing.

I originally got into it because I wanted a way to make some extra money for college expenses without having to pick up another fixed-hours job.

I already spent way too much time on Tiktok anyway, so I figured making videos for brands/apps might be worth trying. At first it was pretty normal. I’d get small campaigns, make a couple videos, get paid $100-150 here and there. Nothing life changing, but it was enough to cover random expenses and I liked making the content. Then I applied to a campaign that worked a little differently.

Instead of just paying a flat amount for the video, they also paid based on performance/CPM, basically depending on how many views the content got.

The video was for an app and I was literally just talking while playing with slime in my hands because I wanted something going on visually while I was speaking lol.

I posted it and didn’t think much of it, I checked later and it was at like 50k views, then 200k, then it crossed 1M and just kept moving.

By the end it got around 4.6M views, and because the deal was performance-based I ended up making around $2k from that campaign.

The video itself was probably simpler than half the stuff I had spent hours editing before ahahaha.

That was around 3 months ago, and after that video I kept doing more campaigns.

Since then I’ve had 2 other videos go over 1M views, which was probably even more exciting because it made me feel like the first one wasn’t just a completely random lucky hit.

Now I’m trying to understand better what actually makes people stop scrolling instead of just focusing on making something that looks nice.

This is my portfolio if anyone wants to take a look: https://app.sideshift.app/portfolio/dSvVb5Ej9JeAWDG8JH1hguoB95t2

I’m still learning, so if anyone here has more experience with UGC I’d love some feedback on my portfolio/content.

u/Actual-Victory-9799 — 8 days ago
▲ 2 r/Artificials+1 crossposts

Me sleeping peacefully at 11:59pm while my AI agent prepares to secure a 6pm court time at NYC Riverside Park.

u/BarkleyBark — 9 days ago