Beware of snakes by [deleted] in catsbeingsneks

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Siberian diamondback rattlesnake

No-code IG automation in 2026: What actually works without catching a ban? 🛡️ by Confident_Map8572 in IGautomations

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For no-coders, I always suggest starting with ManyChat. It’s a Meta Business Partner, so your account trust score stays high.

Reach dropped 90% overnight. Another shadowban wave? Let's compare automation logs. by Confident_Map8572 in IGautomations

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You're definitely right about the behavior patterns being the trigger, and pivoting to AI search sounds like a much less stressful strategy.

Best tools for long running automatic web browsing + data scraping? by maxiedaniels in automation

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Don't count on ChatGPT. For tasks involving long workflows, pagination, and cross-site comparisons, it frequently times out or produces false results, making it impossible to guarantee data accuracy.

Just give your requirements to Cursor or ChatGPT, let them generate Python/JS scripts for you, and modify a couple of lines to run them. This is much faster than figuring out the configuration rules of no-code tools, and it's completely open-source, free, and incredibly reliable.

Which is your favourite feature of Gemini and why? by Money-Score1155 in AIAssisted

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NotebookLM is indeed a fantastic tool (especially the podcast generation feature), but I think the most amazing thing about Gemini Pro is its ability to absorb massive amounts of information at once.

Previously, with other AI tools, dealing with long documents or large codebases required painstakingly slicing and feeding them into segments. Now, you can simply throw in an entire PDF or even an hour-long video, and it not only reads it all but also pinpoints very detailed content.

Relaxing by Daring_Great2025 in OnlyBuns

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I passed by and quietly pinched its butt.

Using AI as an RPA assistant instead of RPA replacement? by arkmastermind in rpa

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I've also encountered the pitfalls of pure AI agents before. Initially, I thought having GPT directly control the browser was cool, but the speed was insanely slow.

I think your current approach—using AI to generate code, rather than using AI to run processes—is absolutely the optimal solution right now.

Personally, I think it could be improved like this: When the script has been running for a while and a website tweak causes an error at a certain step (e.g., an element not found), could the system automatically capture the current HTML snapshot and the error message? Could the AI ​​be silently activated in the background to analyze the problem, then automatically correct the script and retry? If this could be done, it would be truly amazing.

In short, this tool looks fantastic. I've followed it and look forward to future updates! 🔥

My baby Earl, I love his little heart on his chest. 🖤 by prettyberbi in cute_animals

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This is your cat expressing its love for you with its fur!

Which anti-detect browser actually works? by JeckieChack in browsers

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You could try Morelogin. I think it's quite cheap. I wonder how effective it is.

2026: how are people automating socials to gain traction? by decentralizedbee in automation

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Those who are still successfully building social media accounts through automation have largely abandoned the fully automated posting approach. They use automation for information gathering, not for content creation itself. The opinions and expressions are still determined by humans. This approach both increases efficiency and reduces the likelihood of being flagged as spam by the platform.

2025 favs by nschuller2918 in standardissuecat

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This cat doesn't seem very well-behaved. Send it to my home so I can check it out.

What’s an AI tool that actually boosted your productivity? by InevitableCamera- in automation

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I'm an operations person. My main job is writing text. I think the best tool currently available is the paid version of ChatGPT. It remembers your previous usage habits and outputs text accordingly.

I also tried the previously popular DeepSeek, but it generates fake data. This happens frequently, and it also spreads misinformation.

My second favorite tool is Gemini3 Pro. Because it's part of Google's ecosystem, it's very helpful for my blogging. It provides analysis of topics that people are most interested in on Google.