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Finally created a mini app that pulls all the video data automatically, so I no longer have to do it manually when posting on Thumbnail Colors 😅 This should make my job a lot easier now, just need to figure out how to post it on Twitter and Instagram...

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@ThumbnailColors did something similar the other day to manage my life but that's amazing fr

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@ThumbnailColors use gpt-turbo model api, it has vision so you won’t need to write “blue”

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@ThumbnailColors DUDE, I can totally do this... and more! Such a good idea, thank you!

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@ThumbnailColors Joseph GPT.

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@ThumbnailColors Was it a passion project or you really didn't like copying details? 😂

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@ThumbnailColors I passionately hate double checking the details 😂

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@ThumbnailColors W👑

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@ThumbnailColors This is so good, W

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@ThumbnailColors Smart move

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@ThumbnailColors Wow

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