AI is like having 274 outsourced programmers waiting on instructions.

[mainstreammix]

It's great in the short term but the speed at which someone with some ass behind them could take over entire industries is terrifying. Not sure how many years we have left but get those bags while you can.

[blackmonsters]

Please show us the website you have built with AI.

And is AI any better than Wordpress when it comes to elimination of programmers?
Wordpress has a plugin for almost anything.

[machinegunkelly]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Please show us the website you have built with AI.

And is AI any better than Wordpress when it comes to elimination of programmers?
Wordpress has a plugin for almost anything.

You're right. you are a genius.

[machinegunkelly]

Im actually laughing a lil' more now about your "dreamsheets" post, but I also feel bad for ya. WHOMP WHOMP

If you think that shit is dreamsheets, and have no idea about AI, holy fuck are you about to get rattled.

read this sentence above all else
"coding is DONE"

If you are "writing" code today, thats a fools game.
Im 100000% more productive with a paid GPT account and some knowledge of how to prompt, and what my goal is.

[King Mark]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Please show us the website you have built with AI.

And is AI any better than Wordpress when it comes to elimination of programmers?
Wordpress has a plugin for almost anything.

Aye bro... You don't know what AI actually is, do you?

[mainstreammix]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Please show us the website you have built with AI.

And is AI any better than Wordpress when it comes to elimination of programmers?
Wordpress has a plugin for almost anything.

I'm not building websites with AI but that would definitely be light work. I just recreated the scripts I paid $5000 for in 2021 with a few minutes of inputs and debugging via ChatGPT. It wrote several Python scripts in about 17 seconds each and gave me step by step instructions on how to install / execute / error check them locally with 0 prior experience. I'd still be in the arguing with a programmer about time frames instead of cranking out work right now and it costs $60 per month.

[machinegunkelly]

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

I'm not building websites with AI but that would definitely be light work. I just recreated the scripts I paid $5000 for in 2021 with a few minutes of inputs and debugging via ChatGPT. It wrote several Python scripts in about 17 seconds each and gave me step by step instructions on how to install / execute / error check them locally with 0 prior experience. I'd still be in the arguing with a programmer about time frames instead of cranking out work right now and it costs $60 per month.

But tell me, how does it compare to wordpress
( sorry I had to )

yea man, its amazing, even more so since the last update and once you figure out that you can just code with english, you're off to the races

[machinegunkelly]

Originally Posted by King Mark

Aye bro... You don't know what AI actually is, do you?

Hes 80% of the way there....

[kdz]

AI will be helpful but not 100% can do the work

[King Mark]

AI is a tool. A tool that can be used as a very cheap, more knowledgeable and much more efficient virtual assistant. A tool is only as good as the person using it. You still have to have enough brains to properly use it. If you can have a conversation on this forum, you likely have enough brains to at least do the basic prompts that can get some shit going and save you some money.

But for those of us with a better grip on words and above average problem solving skills that enable us to engineer superior prompts, AI becomes damn near a superpower that makes a lot of good people obsolete and careerless. And this is only the very beginning.

This all ties in to the consolidation of the internet to feed these things. We are in the middle of what I call the "Great Scrape" era. Buckle up.

Convenience and better prices wins. Sounds like Idiocracy, but it's not because independence is winning too if you zoom out and have the mind of a hustler.

Adapt or die.

[mainstreammix]

Originally Posted by machinegunkelly

But tell me, how does it compare to wordpress
( sorry I had to )

yea man, its amazing, even more so since the last update and once you figure out that you can just code with english, you're off to the races

The latest update is like a hyperactive salesman. It often gets ahead of me and gives me updates even if I say "yo, don't do this yet, just answer the question!" and really seems to figure out which direction things are doing to predict what I want. lol

Originally Posted by King Mark

This all ties in to the consolidation of the internet to feed these things. We are in the middle of what I call the "Great Scrape" era. Buckle up.

Convenience and better prices wins. Sounds like Idiocracy, but it's not because independence is winning too if you zoom out and have the mind of a hustler.

Adapt or die.

The wild part to me is that I can sit here and make money on things because the absolute sharks haven't noticed those areas yet. Kind of fucked up that I can identify a market, build an entire brand, business model and revenue around it then someone with some automation skills could come in and obsolete me with some very basic stuff and that industry would remain obliterated for life. I know a couple here that could be billionaires if they weren't bitching about conspiracy theories and politics 24/7.

At this point it's like a month before there is an AI with a mission to make money that identifies these things and automates them into the world without any input from mere humans.

[mopek1]

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

I'm not building websites with AI but that would definitely be light work.

Yeah but would they be any good or make money? Actually, do you mean build sites as in html code to create the frame, or build sites as in 1000s of pages of content?

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

I just recreated the scripts I paid $5000 for in 2021 with a few minutes of inputs and debugging via ChatGPT.

What are the scripts for?

[mainstreammix]

Originally Posted by mopek1

Yeah but would they be any good or make money? Actually, do you mean build sites as in html code to create the frame, or build sites as in 1000s of pages of content?

If you're asking these questions you need to go play with it. Anything you could build 3 years ago you can build now faster and better. 95% of users here would build 1000's pages of spam content but you can paint the Mona Lisa if you have a decent thought.

Originally Posted by mopek1

What are the scripts for?

It's all specialized custom stuff that I had to pay to have made and pay for upkeep. Now I run them from my local computer, they execute in .7 seconds and if there are errors I can plug the errors into ChatGPT and get a fix in 30 seconds.

[blackmonsters]

I know what it is; I've used it; but nobody has shown me their masterpiece of code.

Why you hiding it?

[Publisher Bucks]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

I know what it is; I've used it; but nobody has shown me their masterpiece of code.

Why you hiding it?

The same reason why back in the day you didnt post links to your free sites, tgp galleries or other sites that were making YOU money, the second you did, cunts copied and duplicated it, watering down the profitability of the sites you owned.

Common business sense

AI is a tool. A tool that can be used as a very cheap, more knowledgeable and much more efficient virtual assistant. A tool is only as good as the person using it. You still have to have enough brains to properly use it.

This.

AI isn't as simple as just going 'build me a website' you need to give it specific, quality prompts, that suit not only your needs for the website, but also the end-users in addition to having a basic understanding of how to manipulate the generated results to be profitable.

Much like those PLR/pre-built Amazon stores, they're great, but if you don't know how to market or promote them correctly, you may as well just be throwing shit at a wall and hoping some of it sticks

Since embracing AI at the end of last year, my productivity has increased, customer offerings have almost doubled and profits are up by roughly 30% over the same timeframe 12 months ago, its taken a lot of trial and error on my part, but utilizing AI as an integral part of my business model has paid off and I'll be adapting as the online landscape changes to ensure my business remains ahead of the curve.

[mopek1]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

I know what it is; I've used it; but nobody has shown me their masterpiece of code.

Why you hiding it?

I haven't seen any real good sites built with AI, but I don't imagine many will disclose theirs.

At the same time, most sites that seem to be doing well have a human touch to them that I think surfers find more engaging.

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by mopek1

I haven't seen any real good sites built with AI, but I don't imagine many will disclose theirs.

At the same time, most sites that seem to be doing well have a human touch to them that I think surfers find more engaging.

What I get out of AI has to be corrected.
Last code I did with AI put PHP in a file with HTML extension.
Maybe I should try the paid version to see if it makes less mistakes.

[mopek1]

Originally Posted by Publisher Bucks

Since embracing AI at the end of last year, .

What exactly does that mean? I use Chatgpt and Midjourney and understand it all.

But what do most webmasters do with it, to make their sites profitable? Is it mainly generating content?

I use it mostly for generating ideas for content, which took me time because for some reason chatgpt doesn't like giving out lists and brainstorming ideas. So I had to adjust my prompts.

But how do people translate AI use into $$$$ specifically, without giving away your secrets of course?

[blackmonsters]

I specifically asked about building a WEBSITE.

[mainstreammix]

And I said I don't fucking build websites with AI since I mostly focus on ecommerce these days and Shopify has that perfected in every direction. jfc

[mainstreammix]

바보

def translate_idiot():
    translations = {
        'English': 'idiot',
        'Spanish': 'idiota',
        'French': 'idiot',
        'German': 'Idiot',
        'Italian': 'idiota',
        'Portuguese': 'idiota',
        'Dutch': 'idioot',
        'Russian': 'идиот',
        'Chinese': '笨蛋',
        'Japanese': 'バカ',
        'Korean': '바보',
        'Arabic': 'أحمق',
        'Hebrew': 'אידיוט',
        'Hindi': 'मूर्ख',
        'Bengali': 'মূর্খ',
        'Turkish': 'salak',
        'Greek': 'ηλίθιος',
        'Polish': 'idiota',
        'Swedish': 'idiot',
        'Norwegian': 'idiot',
        'Danish': 'idiot',
        'Finnish': 'idiootti',
        'Hungarian': 'idióta',
        'Czech': 'idiot',
        'Romanian': 'idiot',
        'Thai': 'คนโง่',
        'Vietnamese': 'ngốc nghếch'
    }

    return translations

def main():
    user_input = input("Type something: ").strip().lower()
    if user_input == 'gfy':
        translations = translate_idiot()
        for language, translation in translations.items():
            print(f"{language}: {translation}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

[blackmonsters]

Go to 12:57 in this AI tutorial video :

https://youtu.be/tZRuxG9HOfE?feature=shared&t=777

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

And I said I don't fucking building websites with AI since I mostly focus on ecommerce these days and Shopify has that perfected in every direction. jfc

OK; but I only asked about websites.

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Go to 12:57 in this AI tutorial video :

https://youtu.be/tZRuxG9HOfE?feature=shared&t=777

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Go to 12:57 in this AI tutorial video :

https://youtu.be/tZRuxG9HOfE?feature=shared&t=777

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Go to 12:57 in this AI tutorial video :

https://youtu.be/tZRuxG9HOfE?feature=shared&t=777

[mainstreammix]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

Go to 12:57 in this AI tutorial video :

https://youtu.be/tZRuxG9HOfE?feature=shared&t=777

You're commenting on a capitalist owned ecommerce site that is trying to sell you a service or make referral fees on a free version?

Creating a website like FreeOnes that allows users to rate images, videos, websites, leave reviews, post comments, and submit content is a comprehensive project. Here's an outline of the pages, navigation, and potential scripting needed to offer this functionality professionally.

Pages and Navigation
Home Page

Featured Content
Trending and Popular Content
Latest Reviews and Comments
User Submission Highlights
Navigation Menu:
Home
Images
Videos
Websites
Reviews
Submit
Login/Register
Image Gallery Page

Categories (e.g., Popular, New, Top Rated)
Search Bar
Filter Options (e.g., Tags, Rating, Date)
Pagination
Video Gallery Page

Categories (e.g., Popular, New, Top Rated)
Search Bar
Filter Options (e.g., Tags, Rating, Date)
Pagination
Website Listings Page

Categories (e.g., Popular, New, Top Rated)
Search Bar
Filter Options (e.g., Tags, Rating, Date)
Pagination
Review and Ratings Page

List of Reviews
Rating Breakdown
Search Bar
Filter Options (e.g., Date, Rating)
Pagination
Content Submission Page

Submission Form
Image Upload
Video Upload
Website Submission
Title, Description, Tags
Submission Guidelines
User Profile Page

User Information
Submitted Content
User Reviews
User Comments
Edit Profile
Login/Register Page

Login Form
Registration Form
Password Recovery
Content Detail Page

Image/Video/Website Display
Rating and Voting
Comment Section
Related Content
Share Options
Admin Dashboard

Content Management
User Management
Review and Comment Moderation
Site Analytics
Submission Approval
Scripting and Functionality
Front-End Development

HTML/CSS/JavaScript for page structure, styles, and interactivity.
React.js or Vue.js for dynamic components and seamless user experience.
Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS for responsive design.
Back-End Development

Node.js with Express.js for server-side logic.
Django or Flask (Python) for server-side logic (alternative to Node.js).
PHP with Laravel for server-side logic (alternative to Node.js).
RESTful API for communication between front-end and back-end.
GraphQL as an alternative to REST for more efficient data querying.
Database

MongoDB or PostgreSQL for storing user data, content, reviews, and comments.
Firebase for real-time database and authentication.
Authentication and User Management

JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for secure user authentication.
OAuth for social media logins (e.g., Google, Facebook).
Role-Based Access Control for admin and user permissions.
File Storage and Management

AWS S3 or Google Cloud Storage for storing images and videos.
Cloudinary for image and video management.
Rating and Review System

Custom API to handle ratings, reviews, and comments.
Rating Algorithms to calculate average ratings and display top-rated content.
Spam Detection and Moderation Tools to filter inappropriate content.
Search and Filtering

Elasticsearch or Algolia for advanced search functionality.
Filtering Logic in back-end to handle various filter criteria.
Content Submission and Approval

Form Handling in the front-end to capture user submissions.
Admin Review Workflow to approve or reject submissions.
Notification System to inform users about submission status.
Analytics and Reporting

Google Analytics for traffic analysis.
Custom Dashboards for site metrics and user activity.
Comments and Voting System

Real-Time Commenting using WebSockets or Firebase.
Voting Logic to ensure one vote per user per content.
Additional Considerations
Responsive Design to ensure the website works well on mobile devices.
SEO Optimization to improve visibility on search engines.
Security Measures to protect user data and prevent malicious activities.
Performance Optimization to ensure fast loading times and smooth user experience.
Regular Backups to prevent data loss.
This outline covers the essential aspects needed to create a professional website with the described functionalities. Each element should be carefully planned and executed to ensure a seamless and secure user experience.

[mainstreammix]

Let's write it, where should we start?
ChatGPT
Starting such a comprehensive project requires careful planning and step-by-step execution. Here's a suggested roadmap to kick off your project:

Project Setup and Initial Steps
Requirements Gathering and Planning

Define detailed requirements and functionality for each page and feature.
Create wireframes and mockups for the main pages.
Set up a project management tool (e.g., Trello, Jira) to track tasks and progress.
Environment Setup

Set up your development environment (IDE, version control, dependencies).
Create a repository on GitHub or another version control platform.
Initial Project Structure

Create a basic folder structure for the front-end and back-end.
Set up the initial configuration for the chosen frameworks/libraries.
Step-by-Step Development Plan
1. Front-End Setup
Create React App (or Vue.js if you prefer)

npx create-react-app freeones-clone
cd freeones-clone

Install Required Dependencies

npm install react-router-dom axios bootstrap

Set Up Basic Navigation

Create a components folder and add Navbar.js for navigation.
Set up routing in App.js using react-router-dom.

// src/App.js
import React from 'react';
import { BrowserRouter as Router, Route, Switch } from 'react-router-dom';
import Navbar from './components/Navbar';
import Home from './pages/Home';
import Images from './pages/Images';
import Videos from './pages/Videos';
import Websites from './pages/Websites';
import Reviews from './pages/Reviews';
import Submit from './pages/Submit';
import Login from './pages/Login';
import Register from './pages/Register';

function App() {
  return (
    <Router>
      <Navbar />
      <Switch>
        <Route path="/" exact component={Home} />
        <Route path="/images" component={Images} />
        <Route path="/videos" component={Videos} />
        <Route path="/websites" component={Websites} />
        <Route path="/reviews" component={Reviews} />
        <Route path="/submit" component={Submit} />
        <Route path="/login" component={Login} />
        <Route path="/register" component={Register} />
      </Switch>
    </Router>
  );
}

export default App;

Back-End Setup
Initialize Express App

mkdir backend
cd backend
npm init -y
npm install express mongoose bcryptjs jsonwebtoken cors

Create Basic Server

// backend/server.js
const express = require('express');
const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const cors = require('cors');

const app = express();

// Middleware
app.use(express.json());
app.use(cors());

// MongoDB Connection
mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/freeones-clone', {
useNewUrlParser: true,
useUnifiedTopology: true,
});

const db = mongoose.connection;
db.on('error', console.error.bind(console, 'connection error:'));
db.once('open', () => {
console.log('Connected to MongoDB');
});

// Routes
app.get('/', (req, res) => {
res.send('API Running');
});

// Start Server
const PORT = process.env.PORT || 5000;
app.listen(PORT, () => console.log(`Server started on port ${PORT}`));

Etc. And this is a 0 effort dumb ass prompt. It's still typing out code and pages of info.

[CaptainHowdy]

More time to love and to play, fellars . . .

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

You're commenting on a capitalist owned ecommerce site that is trying to sell you a service or make referral fees on a free version?

Wow, you cloned an established website.
So unique, the concept blows my mind.
Who would have ever thought of just copying someone else and claiming to be smart?
I never did.
Thanks for the enlightenment.



Don't forget to put the website on a domain so we can watch all the free porn you put together.