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This animated, fully rigged recreation of the Seoul Metro map has been over a month in the making.
The final After Effects rig features 23 metro lines and 288 stations, is entirely data driven and responsive, and is fully reusable for other metros and transit networks.
I’ve been working on a Claude mod/chrome to help with making tutorials for the last couple days called Rostrum, and it’s almost ready! Can’t wait to share it with yall. My goal is to completely eliminate the need for tools like Loom, and I’m going to be giving it away for free!
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I’ve been creating tutorials for our clients at work about all these tiny annoying items that aren’t super easy to find in our software, and I think I’ve come up with a really cool solution to this problem that dramatically improves on stuff like Loom.
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See, I did this because I don’t actually give a shit about sports, but I thought the idea of engaging with fantasy football the same way I play Satisfactory sounded super fun. So far, it’s been a blast.
can’t think of a better example of AI being mostly a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist
also it can’t help when this is your user base
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POV: You are being “rescued” from a forest fire
🤖 Made with AI
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Replying to @trq212
@trq212 quick ToS Q
I want to make a personal Electron wrapper for Claude CLI, mainly because the desktop app doesn't handle dual-account separation (personal Max + enterprise API). CLI handles auth, not me. Single user, event-triggered tasks that terminate. Am I in the clear?
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Replying to @AnthropicAI
@AnthropicAI I am a Claude Max subscriber and I have been getting rate limit errors all day on Claude Code Desktop, despite being nowhere near my usage limit.
I have tried to contact support several times, but no one has gotten back to me, even though it's been hours.
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*Eye twitch in video editor*
Replying to @itsnoahd
> they risk alienating the paying base that actually drives revenue.
do you really think professionals won't use a product because the default fps rate is 29.97, which they can change any time? we're talking about an fps rate, broadcasters won't care
im also sure adobe makes far more money from people who use 30 fps than 29.97 fps. like, way more.
also professionals and hobbyists go together, the way you're phrasing it makes it sound like it's either hobbyists or people who use 29.97 fps which is far from true. 99% of professionals use 30 fps and don't work for broadcasters
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I’m not really sure why Lucasfilm and ILM using AI is such a shock. These are people who built their reputations on using the latest and greatest tech to make movies. Just because some people on the internet are having a moral panic about AI doesn’t mean they’re going to stop.
If Lucasfilm really is deciding to slowly pivot to incorporating AI into their media, I do think that may be the final nail in the coffin for them.
Fans have already spoken very clearly about being unhappy with the past usages of deepfakes. Fans already said they didn’t want them to use AI for Vader’s voice and instead hire a VA.
ILM paved the way with digital tech in film, but there’s no reason they should be using AI. George relied on practical and digital effects and those digital effects were created using computers and hiring very talented people to produce the imagery. The CGI didn’t feel soulless because it was created by human artists and technicians.
If the company is going to ignore that and instead make it a priority to start utilizing AI I truly think they might be lost.
I hope they change their minds because this is insanely disappointing and quite frankly, a disrespect to all artists who have worked on Star Wars.
Sound design is going to be a huge differentiating factor between people who can use this tool well and those that can’t.
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I’m not sure why @contextdogs is getting such a major boost in the algorithm in the last couple days, but I’m not complaining.
Here’s my contribution to having cute dogs in my feed
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Congratulations guys, you’ve just made WAY more furries out of kids who just want to spite the squares.
The "F.U.R.R.I.E.S ACT" bill from Stan Gerdes (R-Smithville) would prohibit "non-human behavior" in Texas schools, including but not limited to:
-Litterboxes
-Tails
-"Leashes, collars, other accessories designed for pets" -"Barking, meowing, hissing, or other animal noises"
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I mean, my current car is the first one I’ve ever owned where I haven’t made money on it when I sold it.
That being said, I chalk a lot of that up to the insanity of the used car market during Covid allowing me to sell the car I got new for more than it originally sold for.
Replying to @GarrettPetersen
Imagine if other assets worked like this. How much would have to have gone wrong for your automobile to appreciate in value every year, year after year.
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Joke’s on this guy. I was into photography and EDM WAY before I got into tech. I’m clearly ahead of the curve.
Tech guys take up a “creative hobby” because they want to prove they are ensouled, unlike all the other tech guys, and then they end up with the same exact hobbies as all the other tech guys which are “making electronic music” and “photography”
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I can’t speak for other photographers, but in terms of celebrity interactions, Brent Smith from @Shinedown was one of the nicest people I ever had the pleasure of shooting.
btw I worked at G*tty Images and they have an internal list of celebrity relationships with photographers (so when an event occurs they basically negotiate which photographers to send out depending on attendance) and guess who has the best relationship with everyone? Lady Gaga
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I changed my car’s lock sound to a quack instead of a beep a few weeks ago, and that might be the most relationship mileage I’ve ever gotten out of an off the cuff decision.
She laughs every time.
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This is on point, but there’s definitely a difference in terms of successful strategy for each. I do pretty well with online dating, but job hunting online has mostly proven to be a complete waste of time. Not sure why.
Ive never connected that online dating and hiring have the exact same coordination problems and the exact same origin - technology has permitted an infinite number of applicants for limited positions and the new sorting mechanisms are rough.
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