finally nailed a style i've been chasing for weeks, sharing the prompt below
took forever to get the color grading right, kept coming out too flat. happy to break down what finally worked if anyone's trying something similar
AI is changing quickly, and many tools we use today may look completely different in a few years. What AI-related skill do you think will still be valuable 5 years from now and why?
What skill would you stat learning today?
AI is changing quickly, and many tools we use today may look completely different in a few years. What AI-related skill do you think will still be valuable 5 years from now and why?
What skill would you stat learning today?
I’ve been paying for a Pro subscription mainly because I assumed the Free tier hits strict message limits or forces you onto lower-end models. But I keep hearing mixed things about how much usage you actually get on Free versus Pro if you’re just sticking to the main models. For those who went back to Free or compared both: are Free message limits tight enough to justify paying every month, or is Pro mostly just extra features/higher caps that average users won't even hit?
Between massive electricity demands, rising API costs, and strict censorship, relying 100% on cloud LLMs is starting to feel unsustainable long-term. Local hardware and open-weights models have gotten good enough that running everything on-device is actually viable for a lot of workflows now. For those running local setups or small LLMs on your own rigs—what specs are you running, and are you completely off the cloud yet or still using a hybrid setup?
Daniel Pink was right we’re basically selling all day, whether we realize it or not. But with compute getting cheaper every month, the traditional sales pipeline is changing fast. Outbound automation is taking over the grunt work, but where does that leave human SDRs, BDRs, and Account Executives? For anyone working in sales or building sales tools: how are you actually integrating AI into your daily workflow without having to learn how to code? What setups are actually moving the needle?