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Can’t say the direction or cinematography was that good either. I don’t recall the soundtrack so that might not have sucked balls, I suppose.
There are dozens of @[email protected].
This is generally good practice, as Lemmy is a link aggregator, so it needs the canonical link. If you are using an archive link, then drop it into the post, which will cover all the bases and give people options.
Isn’t the AI content on specific communities for that can be blocked if you don’t want to see it?
There is a debate to be had about AI generated art, which is trained on artist’s work and may not be the harmless fun people might think. AI summarising an article seems a different beast as it is merely pulling from that one piece and, while there may be questions about accuracy, it doesn’t seem as harmful. I’d, personally, want to read an article myself but it could be useful for other people. I could see an AI summarising videos being an actually useful tool.
I think that best channelled his cocaine energy.
I saw that in the cinema when it came out, blew me away. I kinda don’t want to watch it again in case it lets me down.
Yeah, I don’t see much that couldn’t be added to Loops and the “ghost metrics” idea would be easy enough to add to most Fediverse platforms if it proved popular.
However, most of those features look like stuff they came up with in an afternoon to try and set it apart from TikTok while the main thrust is just to scoop up users as TikTok struggles with it’s current issues.
No you are wrong about that.
Yeah, I don’t think they’ve thought this one through. They are basically saying: “that character who is comes across as an annoying douchebag but claims to be a feminist as a cover for them being a dick, is totally based on me.”
I didn’t know who he was but understood it as a jab at a certain type of guy. If he thinks it is based on him, that may say more about him that the script. I imagine folks in Hollywood run across such oily creeps 10 times a day.