u/fuckletoogan

on Max 20x, ran out of fable, and my usage resets when they pull it off the plans :/ so im basically stuck because Opus is completely incapable of achieving the quality of work required that Fable delivers. I brought usage credits and those somehow got evaporated with efficient context management, and /clear. Annoying, and I wont be buying usage credits again.

I wonder when we can expect a Fable-equivalent model back on the plans? surely within the next 3-6 months we will have an Opus 5, or something close to Fable, but reasonably priced

Im 19, I do youtube automation with AI pipelines. Just sold a 3 month old channel for 8.5k and collected an additional 3k from ad revenue from other channels.

Mind you, I just started 3 months ago

AI Improvement has been huge over recent years. Does the efficient compute frontier have an asymptote we're approaching, or does it keep paying off as long as we feed it more compute and data at it? What's the biggest limiting factor to AI advancement?

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I run a bunch of channels, and a wierd trend I've found is that videos with higher CTR and AVD dont always do better (get less views) I've had videos with genuinely mid stats (25% retention, 4 minute AVD, 5% CTR) vastly outperform videos with 6-7% ctr, 50% retention, 6 minute AVD. I've had 100k views from an absolute shitter I never thought would go viral.

I feel like I'm missing something. What should I be optimizing for if AVD and CTR arent correlating strongly to more views?

All I can think of is more, better placed ads, because obviously youtube wants money so they'd rather push videos that earn them more per view..?

I've been so bored since I moved from auckland, so I've just been working on uni and side hustles, and it's been going pretty well. Also, into lifting.

Am looking to meet others around my age who enjoy business / finance, lifting, or maybe beer. Based in brisbane city

Im a data science and finance student, debt free, and I want to know when I should consider leaving uni to scale my income.

have several sources of income. Youtube Automation ad revenue, a SaaS, and a trading algorithm 1 built over a year. It did 9% over the last few months and did 4% when the stock market dumped 10%, but youtube automation is my main source of income for now.

My SaaS is probably worth $4-8k, growing by itself, and my channels are probably worth a bit more than that each. I have 3 channels monetized rn

I just wanna know at what point it would be logical from a financial standpoint to quit uni, as it's a big financial and time investment, and 1 think that money and time is better spent on scaling my earnings. Im literally nearly at the point where I'm earning more than a postgrad job.

Im 19 and I make $70-170 aud a day from youtube automation and a SaaS I built.

I wanna know what would be considered a "good ammount" to take 1 year leave from university (not drop out) so that I can work on increasing my income more (though if I start doing really well, I'll just drop out).

I hate university anyway and just wanna work on my shit and get to $500+ a day

https://preview.redd.it/alpc36cgupyg1.png?width=394&format=png&auto=webp&s=b73ea2485b0d0c250926467d6f6ac277b8304a6b

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If anyone knows where to source, or how to create, images like these i'd appreciate it. They are for youtube thumbnails

It was supposed to reset yesterday (wednesday) now its thursday, it never reset my usage. Now it says it will reset NEXT wednesday at 1am, in like a week. I'm on a 20x plan.

Is Anthropic genuinely unable to operate their business fairly without ripping off their paying users? How have they not been sued?