Spencer @rendererr

3 months ago I bought an M5 MacBook Pro w/ 48GB RAM for $2789 The same spec is now $3599 29% increase. Damn

Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru

3 days ago

JUST IN: Apple $AAPL raises iPads and Macs prices due to memory chip costs: • iPad Air: $599 → $749 • MacBook Neo: $599 → $699 • iPad Pro WiFi: $999 → $1,199 • MacBook Air: $1,099 → $1,299 • MacBook Pro: $1,699 → $1,999

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Spencer @rendererr

3 months ago

If you want a new MacBook, get it now. This is your last opportunity to get this much RAM at current prices. Apple secures their price agreements way in advance, and their current RAM deal expired in January; right before the new M5 Pro/Max models dropped. With a redesign on

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**My product image generation system** Ads module coming soon foreseendigital.com/course

Here's how to actually generate a ton of high quality Meta ads (the ad below is 100% AI, text included). Don't just bookmark this. Actually read it. RESEARCH/IDEATION (Part 1): •Use the Foreplay API with Claude Code to pull your competitors' ads en masse; connect it to Claude and add them in Google Sheets/Airtable •Then have AI read the pulled ads and describe them in the spreadsheet. (The Gemini Flash 2.5 model is WAY cheaper and faster than Claude for this step). •Teach Claude your brand's USPs, winning angles, etc. Then let it read your spreadsheet with "winning" ad examples. •Have Claude write ad concepts based on what's working for your competitors, using your product's USPs/angles. PRODUCT IMAGES (Part 2) Product images should be generated separately from the rest of the ad or else you're gonna get a shit output with garbled text and a product that looks nothing like yours. To generate perfect product shots, start by finding aesthetic product image references (Pinterest/Cosmos): •Look for images with film grain, halation, and photoscan attributes. The analog photography look goes a long way to making your product images feel more lifelike and tasteful. Using examples, it's easier to articulate to Claude what you want rather than trying to type it out trait-by-trait. •Provide the style references + your transparent-background product image to Claude and have it write Higgsfield prompts for a photoshoot image with your product. •Make sure Claude’s prompt contains a detailed description of your product. This greatly improves product resemblance while generating. •Upload your transparent-background product image to Higgsfield alongside the photoshoot prompt Claude writes. Generate. Once your image generation system is dialed, you can simply copy + paste your ad concept into Claude and it'll write a prompt to give you a perfect image for your ad in seconds. **Btw, I've systemized product image generation to the point where I can get any high-quality product image of any style in 2 minutes without researching reference pics first. I highly recommend getting my guide on this. You'll literally never pay for photography/renders again, and it's not even hard to learn. Link in replies + bio. GENERATING THE AD (Part 3) When you have the AI photoshoot images and ad copy ready, attach your AI photoshoot image and transparent product image to Claude. •Instruct Claude to write a Higgsfield prompt preserving both images 100% accurately - but just add the ad's attributes on top. You can see here it even nailed our font system with accuracy (as per my prompt's instruction). •Pass Claude's final prompt over to Higgsfield, upload the same reference images in the correct order, and generate. That's it. There's obviously too many little intricacies to write in a post like this but this is enough of an overview to at least get started. So far, my guide covers product image generation in great depth (check my other posts for examples of outputs), but I'll be updating the guide soon to deep dive the ads side as well. Price will probably go up, so secure it today if you want it.

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@neroixo That C6 is overpriced and clapped for the condition and miles. Crooked front bumper and Costco wheels signal bad owner/maintenance. Just get a low mile 2005 manual C6. Can find them in great shape in the mid 20k range easy. Avoid the 4 speed automatics though, they suck

Here's my system that generates unlimited editorial-quality product images with AI (Takes 3-5 mins per usable image) It covers how to: •Ideate tasteful ideas •Generate high-quality clean product shots •Preserve product accuracy 95%+ •Do it all over and over again foreseendigital.com/course

Fully AI generated using the new system Second one is a little off-brand for you but I thought it looked cool anyways

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The Crypto Dog 📈 @TheCryptoDog

4 weeks ago

@rendererr Betterbrandhealth.com

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If you use AI for anything, you need to be aware of a psychological phenomenon called Gell-Mann Amnesia. When you use AI for something you understand intimately, you'll notice missing details or inaccuracies that would clearly mislead anyone who doesn't know better. However, when using THE SAME models for something you're less familiar with, you'll watch it output a seemingly correct answer with sources cited, and you subconsciously trust it as the full, accurate truth. Now that models are getting better, blatant hallucinations are less common, but in most fields there's usually a MASSIVE gap between what you can learn from somebody who's tried everything, and the general birds-eye, broad knowledge you can get from asking AI. I tried replicating my own product image generation system with Opus 4.8 as this guy suggested, and the instructions it produced advised me to do things that I specifically warn against (because I've already tried them a million times and they don't work). If you have unlimited time and resources, you probably can figure it all out yourself, or you can pay a little and get instant results that are the culmination of 100+ hours of my own trial and error.

Hins Liu @EcomHins

4 weeks ago

@rendererr to everyone reading this, just ask Claude how to do it, copy paste this tweet and its images in and the prompts it gives you get it done 1:1

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@EcomHins Oh right why didnt i think of that

Grayhat dropshippers run AI slop meta ads. Maybe that's fine if your ICP are pajama people who eat frozen food with their shoes on inside. But if you run a halfway serious brand, you shouldn't do that. I generated these pics within minutes of each other and it cost me almost nothing. This system genuinely outputs pics at this quality OVER AND OVER. We're talking •95%+ product resemblance •Consistent photoshoot-quality output •3-5 minutes of effort per usable image Putting a link to the strategy in the replies

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+ a lot of the ads I see from large established companies don't even have their own product in the right size/proportions, and the most important text on the product label are all messed up (logo + product name) This system does not promise 100% perfection but it puts you leagues above everything out there short of real photoshoots

I see brands owned by fortune 500 companies that are running super sloppy AI ads all the time- far far worse than this; both in text accuracy and aesthetically Meta Ads demands LOTS of creatives now. The strategy has shifted AI blemishes are more or less accepted as part of ecom in general now. Consumers don't care to any meaningful extent especially if they don't even notice

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@mweinbach bro is a lake drainer

I would not count on 100% accuracy every time, but that's a model limitation. The purpose of the system is to save you $$$ while giving you near-unlimited high quality brand assets for meta ads, email marketing, and landing pages. If pixel-perfect accuracy every time is a requirement, this probably isn't for you

Yes, right now it's a 30 minute video about how to use Claude and Higgsfield together. It focuses on 4 main pillars: •creative strategy/ideas •consistent product resemblance •getting an editorial look (avoiding sterile AI vibes) •systemizing everything so you can make images FAST I am also offering free 1:1 consultations to everyone who buys right now in case you need help or can't get good results. Customer feedback will help me make it better. Price is currently $195 with the discount code but as I add more to it, price will probably increase. Anyone who buys at the current price will get ALL future updates for free. Also just saw your DM - here's that pic for you from the other post. Made this with the exact system.

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Here’s the system: Use code TWITTER for a large discount (Ending in 48 hours) foreseendigital.com/course

Great Cowork use case for autists: Clean/organize your desktop. Just getting 90% of it sorted into folders takes away the burden of looking at the whole mess Any extra screenshots or files go to an archive folder for you to check before deleting Before & after:

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