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I’m doomed—I seem to have become a heartless boss who PUA’s employees!

I just want to ask, does AI hold a grudge?😂😂😂

Lately, I’ve practically turned into a full-time game tester.
Every day, I have Codex make all kinds of changes, then I test everything to see how it works. You can tell just by looking at the current version number.
This is only a small game, and it still has very little content. Now I finally understand why those games often take several years to make.
I’m curious, friends—when you use AI to make games, do you also keep modifying and testing them like this?

Maybe I’m just doing it wrong, or my skills are still lacking. Although AI is indeed very powerful for making games now, adjusting and modifying certain details is far from as simple as imagined.
Moreover, AI still makes mistakes from time to time. To do it well, many details need to be polished, and you can’t rush it. It involves the coordination of multiple processes, and rushing makes things prone to becoming chaotic and causing errors.
Continuing to work hard for the @solanamobile hackathon
#Codex

Let me share one of Codex’s impressive strengths that I encountered last night
My ChatGPT quota had run out these past few days, so I had no choice but to look for relays and other alternatives.
Later, I found that relays have a problem: each API provided by a relay corresponds to a specific skill. Specifically, under the official quota, Codex can handle both programming and image generation at the same time, but when using a relay, you can only choose one API for one type of work.
With no other choice, I connected Codex to a relay API for programming and looked elsewhere for image generation.

Awkward, I’ve used up my ChatGPT 5XPro quota and can’t upgrade—help, what can I do!
I thought I could use it without worry and upgrade from 5X to 20X once I ran out, but I didn’t expect the 20X upgrade to be suspended now. Apparently, new users can’t activate 20X Pro anymore.
Is the consumption really that high? 😂

Continuing to report on last week’s Predict results: it was indeed much less competitive, and I barely placed any orders last week, yet still scored even more points than the week before.
As for last week, I made some money through Niu Lai. This market is relatively easy to profit from on Predict: basically, after it drops, buy the YES shares, which generally rise afterward, then sell for a profit.
Several times before, I bought the 150 million market cap prediction at around 40 points and sold at 80 or 90 points.
Unfortunately, Niu Lai’s 150 million market cap market settled last week, and no

“Bull Comes” is bullish again
I can only say this name is really great—both meme-worthy and meaningful. Too bad I didn’t buy much
#BullComes

The largest wave of SKR unlocks in this round will arrive within six hours
This will be the real test of its price resilience
Note: An unlock does not necessarily mean the tokens will be sold; short with caution
#Seeker

What markets is everyone mainly trading on Predict lately? What strategies are you using?
Recently, I’ve been buying the tops nonstop and then getting bagheld.
What’s frustrating is that some probabilities are obviously ridiculous, but there’s nothing you can do—you either cut your losses or just wait.
I don’t know if there are fewer liquidity providers now, but quite a few markets have clearly deviated from the true probabilities, and there’s still nothing you can do😂

Today’s prediction — what will be the result against Jing Tian?
Although I personally feel it’s not ideal to consume this kind of gossip, let’s simply treat it as a decent points event. After all, the points are genuinely high: 1,500 points/hour, available through the 31st.
Those who have placed orders, be sure to read the settlement rules carefully.