Got an article instead of a bellend in a childish thumbnail?
Listened to the video when I was doing something else, apparently it's based on two medium posts with a long description of that nft project
Of course those two posts aren't linked in the description
I mean, this is just a flat out lie. Unless all of the media put out by the company is part of two medium posts? Was his correspondence with the CEO and company part of the medium posts? Don't worry, your NFTs will be worth something any minute now.
You can always read the transcript
Coffeezilla is a bellend, eh? Which of your "finfluencers" did he expose and make you mad about?
The video’s not that long and the thumbnail is fine, dude. The content is clear and uses Jesse Lyu’s own words, his own voice even, to spotlight how stupid this whole thing is.
You mad your Rabbit purchase turned out to be shit or something? What’s your angle here?
Good video, thanks for sharing. Not sure what people here are moaning about. I guess anything over 10 seconds is "too long" nowadays.
Many people, myself included, prefer to read. I can quickly skim an article to make sure it's worth investing some time into before reading it for retention and understanding. I can also read far faster than a narrator can narrate the same. Overall, written word is just a significantly more effective medium for me. Others may have different reasons.
Because Coffeezilla exposes a lot of finfluencer fraud and people get really, really invested in these scamsters. People don't like to be told that they got fooled.
The ending caught me off guard. I had already read about the whole NFT thing before the video released but now I'm interested in what he supposedly found about the Rabbit itself.
Maybe he'll talk about Rabbit's very shoddy software offerings like making people insert their credentials into a VM they put very little effort into locking down? Or the fact that their "Large Action Model" so far is just Playwright running on Ubuntu?And here I thought it was $150
IDK if the whole thing of Rabbit Inc. it's a scam, but seems like an interesting concept. Smartphones could do it easier with a good paid AI app development not needed for a separate device also but anyway interesting concept for a "shady" company.
