u/VERY_MENTALLY_STABLE

some of these things go 1200+ miles. i know there are FAA regulations but what if someone just took a tour across the US in a one way starlink powered drone at low altitudes? like a kamikaze but for scenery instead of terrorism. i know i would be breaking the law but what about the drone, would the US shoot it down or use weapons on it? it's just a little drone. it would be cool to see so far through the FPV

Edit: im not riding on the drone guys.

I'm looking to offset the financial profit of my Prime membership by sending ridiculous and wasteful requests to Amazon's AI shopping assistant.

So far, I think a good strategy is asking for random comparisons while referencing past discussions, orders etc as frequently as possible.

"Pull up all my orders from 3 years ago in January and compare all of them to better modern equivalents" takes quite a bit of time and spits out a ton of personalized recommendations. Then little chat bubbles pop up to make it even easier - you don't even have to type. Just cycle through them all. You can make small variants to this same request and it will process each one uniquely.

They make it quite easy to go crazy on. There is of course no publicly shown token usage but you can kind of extrapolate what requires more compute by processing time.

Just going off of how token usage works in other AIs, I'm pretty sure Amazon loses money on my Prime membership if I just do this several times a day.

I'm wondering if anyone in here has any ideas for computationally taxing prompts to give to the shopping assistant? Amazon basically gave us all a "waste Jeff's money" button, and I've been having fun just going wild hitting it.

is it real?