50 Wordpress sites built with AI.

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Damn Sortie 🤣 why you gotta instantly get mad and insult people that try to help you? I was being nice to you, which ain't my style. I'm usually an asshole, so now you get a free sample of what you ask for:

1. I'm not black

2. I haven't given any opinions, just backed up facts.

3. You can't call me a bigot when you have threads like this: https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-b...te-people.html

4. If you took even an ounce of my advice, you wouldn't be on this 20 year long run trying to find a job to scam unemployment from: https://m.gfy.com/fucking-around-and...-ars-paid.html

You can't blame white people. We all watched your self produced show for decades 🤣

WordPress will be like VCR's sooner than you want to admit. You might know how to fix them, but nobody will need one... and for those holding on for nostalgia's sake, AI will guide them to fix it themselves, for a way better price than you could ever come up with.

/\ Yo momma

Yo mamma!

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Damn, I must have hurt some feelings for someone to dig up threads from 20 years ago.

Bwahahahahahahaha!

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I haven't done much with AI yet, but I have been paying more attention to it, and it certainly looks powerful in terms of coding assistance.

The term AI does now seem to be plastered on everything, when in reality, there are many different types of AI. There are lots of people jumping on the bandwagon claiming AI when it's not really AI at all.

You called me names bro. That shit hurt my feelings. Not the best thing to do when GFY search is fixed and I got time to play today 🤣

Go back to not using AI and it will fix your free time problem.

Why? And why don't you do sites anymore. You seemed to allude to promoting Shopify or using their frame now.

I moved to ecommerce pretty hard and Shopify has that whooped.

Cool. Do you promote their stuff ?

Code Copilot is way better at this than ChatGPT.

I don't doubt it but I know 0 code past html and light css.

hes one of the dumbest motherfuckers on here, always has been.

Second only to prolly roctard :1orglaugh

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holy shit hes got me blocked, soft skin - Ive barely even poked

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He either ignored what I said or didn't understand it multiple times in this thread alone to go off on some tangent. It's like my drunk uncle found Facebook at 65.

Is Facebook better than WordPress tho? How many plugins Facebook got? I'd bet a free template and a few plugins on WordPress sprinkled with some of my Genius Dream Sheet™ magic will get me a Facebook I can sell.

If you pay the $20 monthly for ChatGPT, just use code copilot instead. Coding is specifically what it is made for.

And if you don't pay the $20, then pay the $20 and use Code Copilot. It's the best $20 you'll ever spend.

I have ChatGPT for the office so it's $30 per seat but I'm not sure how you get better than "make me a python script to do x" then having a working file 20 seconds later. I'll play with Code Pilot later but after learning html in the 90's I swore I'd never learn another language past enough info to edit scripts I'd bought.

AI can pick the right photo for a video representation on the first try instead of having to a.b.c.d.e.f test several.

Code Copilot got my AFF API working in one evening exactly how I wanted it to work. I'd been struggling with that for years and even hired 3 different respectable coders who never got it quite finished. It's made for coding specifically, not for answering general questions and stuff. A tool designed for one purpose is generally better at that one purpose than an all in one tool. That's all I'm saying.

Been having a lot of fun with AI, but definitely not on the level as some would suggest. Suppose I'm not a master prompter yet.

Most of the time it seems to mess up one thing or the other, but it's been great for getting an outline and then you'll have to go through it again and point out all the errors. While it's not maybe fully living up to the hype (at least in my experience), it does save a lot of time and you don't need to write silly code anymore. Plus it's nice to have an assistant that is lightning fast and never becomes tired of making small changes etc.

But anytime I tried to refactor more complex code or whatever it completely fucked it up, not even close to making it work. Just a step or two maybe in the right direction :upsidedow

I can't comment on what it did a few months back but this new 4o version is super nice for what I'm doing. If it fucks up I just post the errors back to it and it fixes them no problem. If the fix doesn't work it adds some debugging info, asks for the response and fixes it then. It also has memory and will pre-empt what you are trying to do, it's getting to the surreal point.

So far I have only worked in Python to recreate some scripts I'm tired of paying for updates on but it has done them perfectly (better actually) and is able to data mine from other websites / provide code to data mine from those specific sites.

Another day, another couple thousand saved. Struggling to find a downside.

But are you making $$ with these scripts?

I do like AI btw.

I use them all consistently to make money.

It brings it home to me how smart the smartest humans are. After all, it's humans who made this. There is a huge difference between the average coder/scripter, and the very smartest programmers, who can make mind blowing stuff like chatgpt and copilot.

I tried Code Pilot today, and god damn that thing is vastly superior to just the regular. The regular works like a charm, but Code Pilot is in a class of it's own.

i fuckin told you so

In about 15 min today, created a WP plugin to deal with spam users.

Lists and deletes all users with first name, last name match
Lists and deleted all users with blank first name, blank last name
Lists and deletes all users with comon spam emails RU, .site, .world etc
Lists and deleted all users with zero logins over X weeks old.

Deletes all posts associated with such user, and all meta associated with that post
Deletes all buddypress forums, groups, and basically any other form of content produced by deleted users.

All with a nice UI, progress bar, doesnt over load the server.. and took longer to run than it did to develop ( major infestation )

Required only moderate massage of prompt based on the login count meta, the rest was a joke.

Site is down 49k users, to a much more reasonable 2k - I didnt develop the site, but they came to me in a pinch and was able to fix them up good while I took a shit basically

Good times :thumbsup

Good times indeed!!! :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

Yeah it's insane. I'd say some of the things I've used it for but they are pretty specialized so it would tip off my unhinged haters around here. I will just say that I process massive piles of data to get traffic that everyone else misses and it allows me to sell things for double what my competitors can get. Double the sale price, 10x to 50x their profit.

I have done this for a decade but either paid outsourced labor or hired programmers for things I can recreate in seconds now. It also does really well at design help if used correctly.

Its very good with taking a description and making design, especially if using a popular framework.

Give tailwind.css a try in your next project, let AI go ham.
Its a HUGE time saver

Nice, I mostly use it for royalty free things I can use in t-shirt designs and such but I've seen it spit out some retail ready designs often enough that I'm impressed.

The Photoshop beta with AI is pretty fun to play around with:

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co.../paperart8.png

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...0/allineed.png

Been using the new Claude Sonnet 3.5 for the last week now, very impressive.
Seems better at coding than GPT4o, though I still encounter situations where I have to prompt it a million times, would be faster to just write the code myself but making the AI do it is part of the fun.

I imagine it works a lot better when you create new stuff though vs having it code for projects within frameworks that are heavily modified already.

Either way, it's making this shit fun again so I'm a huge fan!

to me it helps very much writing javascript snippets and such, to like extend functionality of certain sites... I couldn't collect the amount of information on sites like stackoverflow etc. in years, learning a lot from it while getting the job done at the same time... I never wanted to get lost in coding too much in my life because I'm also doing creative work like graphics, animations, music but I'm developing the coder thinking for more than a decade (html, css and other basic things are like already in my muscle memory though)... that way I'm able to explain properly pretty much everything I want to get written by GPT even that I couldn't write it all by myself, doing a lot of successful bug fixes with it too... never ever had this much help from real life coders my whole life to say the least :1orglaugh

still a scary future this all holds... now we're still in the middle of the transition where we are enjoying the benefits without any serious consequences but I got a feeling this phase won't last too long before complete chaos hits :1orglaugh

i asked ChatGTP. brb

Well, I guess it's a start or something, heh.

I just wanted a yes or a no!

https://i.imgur.com/bmAwZKr.jpeg

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Just wanted to bump this thread and have a giggle. I don't post my websites on GFY but I've built a dozen since this thread, AI has only gotten better and now I've got more projects than I can handle thanks to code from AI that never argues back, actually knows better and isn't a temperamental turd like some of the programmers I've dealt with in the past. :thumbsup

Yes, Pheer put me onto this fucking Claude and now he's moved in. 3o on ChatGPT has been really good but the limits are insane and infuriating. :pimp

What kind of sites? Content blogs, mini-sites with 10 or so pages of content, forums? How does it work?

I've seen that gardening site everyone talked about that got hit hard by a Google update (or even delisted) because it was an old domain that was rebuilt using AI. Google wanted to make an example of it. Apparently the guy spent 9 months building it and it made money and now is gone.

So if you built a dozen, I'm just curious what kind and how etc?

P.S. Not asking you to reveal them, your niche etc...

Bonzai Mary? That one was bound to get delisted... he was telling everyone exactly what he was doing so they could copy him. Now he's fucking up Pinterest, him and a few other running their mouth. Now Pinterest is labeling AI images as of a few days ago.

LOL, yes, that's the one. Forgot that was his name though.

Thanks I didn't know that. So he's a big mouth and arrogant about it and all that does is make things worse for everyone.

Jesse Cunningham

He posts all that crap and pushes his "course" for $350, marked down from $900 of course... it's a bargain! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

One good thing that he did though: When his site got delisted, it convinced most of the part timers that it's not worth their time so they quit :winkwink:

No, I don't even know what that is. Sounds like one of those lazy, shortcut seeking people though.

Without saying what I am doing exactly imagine being able to take 50,000 products from a wholesaler, pulling in relevant data and previous questions and answers about them from various sources and publishing them for sale with watermarked images in an hour and without knowing how to code. It's indistinguishable from me doing it by hand, there is nothing to flag. I'm not using AI generated images for example.

If you're asking how I got started, you can literally go ask AI what you would need to do to develop (very complicated thing) and it will give you all of the steps, pros, cons, alternatives, etc. for everything. I still prefer using existing platforms instead of reinventing the wheel but the examples you gave (except forums) would be on the basic end of what can be done. So far I haven't run into a problem I can't solve.

Don't know them but I bet he started by typing "I want to sell a course" into ChatGPT. :1orglaugh

When you sell something that is permanently marked down 66% or more, it looks shady. I wonder if people still buy though? And yes, it's a bargain lol, he should have started it at $10k and reduced it to $1999.

On your second point, I did see lots of people on Reddit (the sub that discussed Bonsai Mary) saying that traditional blogging and site building was now dead, after the update and that site being delisted. Actually almost all of them were saying it.