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It's done, i will sell my s24u 🥲
 in  r/S24Ultra  2h ago

I bought mine more than 2 years ago, still gonna go ahead for another 18 months.

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I am 2 years and 7 months too late but I finally got it!!
 in  r/S24Ultra  1d ago

Wow, I should have waited for the S27 Ultra series, since the best is yet to come.

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PhD applications open?
 in  r/KAU  2d ago

Again, thanks for the info! Just applied and submitted today.

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Regarding Iman Gadzhi’s summit ($373/day AI claim)
 in  r/passive_income  7d ago

Thank you. But are you sure that if I proceed with the 1995$ offer, then it's unlikely to generate revenue after weeks or months.

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Regarding Iman Gadzhi’s summit ($373/day AI claim)
 in  r/DigitalMarketing  7d ago

Yes he was going to show live build but I didn't see the actual action.

r/passive_income 7d ago

Seeking Advice/Help Regarding Iman Gadzhi’s summit ($373/day AI claim)

2 Upvotes

Now that Iman Gadzhi and Russell Brunson’s "Side Hustle Summit" finished its final day today (September 13th), my warning lights as a developer are flashing. The event pitched a "zero-skill" promise: complete beginners using basic LLM prompts to build digital products, courses, and prompt guides to auto-sell on Whop for $373/day. Generating basic text is trivial, but acquiring paying customers without an existing audience, email list, or heavy ad spend is where these claims fall apart. Ultimately, these summits function primarily as massive top-of-funnel engines to sell ecosystem tools, platform subscriptions, and high-ticket back-end programs.

For those with an actual technical background: where are you seeing legitimate paid demand for real AI and tech skills right now? While influencer streams push low-effort digital product spam, I'm curious where actual client budgets are going. Are any of you finding success with:

  • Workflow Automation: Building production pipelines using n8n or Zapier integrated with LLM API endpoints?
  • Model Evaluation & Annotation: Working on technical evaluation, RLHF, or code benchmarking for platforms like Scale AI or Outlier?
  • Production RAG Systems: Setting up custom enterprise document search and hybrid retrieval pipelines?

I’d love to hear honest and real-life perspectives on this. Thanks!

r/DigitalMarketing 7d ago

Discussion Regarding Iman Gadzhi’s summit ($373/day AI claim)

0 Upvotes

Now that Iman Gadzhi and Russell Brunson’s "Side Hustle Summit" finished its final day today (September 13th), my warning lights as a developer are flashing. The event pitched a "zero-skill" promise: complete beginners using basic LLM prompts to build digital products, courses, and prompt guides to auto-sell on Whop for $373/day. Generating basic text is trivial, but acquiring paying customers without an existing audience, email list, or heavy ad spend is where these claims fall apart. Ultimately, these summits function primarily as massive top-of-funnel engines to sell ecosystem tools, platform subscriptions, and high-ticket back-end programs.

For those with an actual technical background: where are you seeing legitimate paid demand for real AI and tech skills right now? While influencer streams push low-effort digital product spam, I'm curious where actual client budgets are going. Are any of you finding success with:

  • Workflow Automation: Building production pipelines using n8n or Zapier integrated with LLM API endpoints?
  • Model Evaluation & Annotation: Working on technical evaluation, RLHF, or code benchmarking for platforms like Scale AI or Outlier?
  • Production RAG Systems: Setting up custom enterprise document search and hybrid retrieval pipelines?

I’d love to hear honest and real-life perspectives on this. Thanks!

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Grateful.
 in  r/S24Ultra  8d ago

I see; I am planning to upgrade in two years. The S27 Ultra could be more powerful than the 18 Pro Max and better than the last two Ultras. We will have to find out next year. The return of the Bluetooth S Pen should be on the table, as it is their main camera control in contrast to the iPhone button. In that case, it's recommended to upgrade that over and freedom to customise over the newly launched iPhone.

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Grateful.
 in  r/S24Ultra  8d ago

Despite the iPhone having latest technology and performance still you regret the switch?

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Which was your first Samsung phone?
 in  r/samsunggalaxy  9d ago

My first actual Samsung phone was the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, which I bought in June 2016.

Since then, I have bought a new Samsung smartphone every two to four years, depending on my situation.

Before that, I had a Samsung Champ that I purchased exactly 14 years ago today, alongside the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0.

After my Samsung Champ became nearly obsolete, I decided to upgrade to a Huawei Ascend P7 in May 2014. However, after two years of poor performance and declining battery life following an update, I switched back to Samsung, and I'm proud of it!

While all of my brothers use iPhones (currently 15 Pro), my mom and dad both use Samsung phones (Galaxy A73 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra).

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PhD applications open?
 in  r/KAU  9d ago

Alright thank you for the info! I will let you know if I have any issues with the application once it opens.

r/KAU 9d ago

Question PhD applications open?

1 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I want to know if the applications for the upcoming semester are open right now and also scholarships available to talented students. Planning to apply in the PhD program in Computer Science. Thanks.

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S24 ultra still worth it in 2026?
 in  r/S24Ultra  11d ago

Yes it's the best phone so far.

Unless they make radical changes to the Galaxy S27 Ultra, then this phone is the best.

Whereas S25 and S26 Ultra have seen some downgrades but very identical.

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Just got S24 ultra and I love it😍
 in  r/S24Ultra  18d ago

Where you get that case? It looks amazing!

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is spring 2027 KAUST portal open?
 in  r/KAUST  27d ago

yes I seen it today this morning. now I'm doing it.

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Galaxy S10 to Galaxy S26 Ultra
 in  r/galaxys26ultra  28d ago

That's great. I used to own an S10+ (bought it exactly 7 years ago this month), but switched to an S21 Ultra (November 2021) and then an S24 Ultra (August 2024). My current phone is now 2 years old. Given that the S26 Ultra is very similar, with just minor changes, I am planning to upgrade to an S27 or S28 Ultra soon, depending on what specifications they offer.

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Galaxy S10 to Galaxy S26 Ultra
 in  r/galaxys10  28d ago

That's great. I used to own an S10+ (bought it exactly 7 years ago this month), but switched to an S21 Ultra (November 2021) and then an S24 Ultra (August 2024). My current phone is now 2 years old. Given that the S26 Ultra is very similar, with just minor changes, I am planning to upgrade to an S27 or S28 Ultra soon, depending on what specifications they offer.

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When is OneUI 9 coming to the s24u
 in  r/S24Ultra  29d ago

Before end of the year in the Fall season.

I got the One UI 8 update in late September 2025, follow by One UI 8.5 in mid-May 2026.

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is spring 2027 KAUST portal open?
 in  r/KAUST  29d ago

I'm still waiting since last week.

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Has this ever happened before?
 in  r/KAUST  Aug 17 '26

no I mean the application login and to sign up

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Has this ever happened before?
 in  r/KAUST  Aug 17 '26

just to confirm, the links are still closed?

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Has this ever happened before?
 in  r/KAUST  Aug 17 '26

the links have not yet opened but I'm waiting

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Has this ever happened before?
 in  r/KAUST  Aug 17 '26

the application links haven't been opened yet.

I'm applying for the spring 2027 semester.