

Will they completely forget it the moment they get near a voting booth is the better question.
Will they completely forget it the moment they get near a voting booth is the better question.
We might actually get a proper indie scene. AI is going to pull us out of the Hollywood bullshit era.
Soulless marvel character showcases disguised as feature films won’t cut it anymore.
All these virtual persona companies are going to fail. It’s basically just grifters trying to make a quick buck on the new technology.
Anyone can create an “AI actress” in a few clicks now. Should Hollywood be worried? Yes, but that isn’t a bad thing and it’s definitely not these fake talent agencies that are going to reap the rewards.
Yup, precisely. It’s easily the best free model on the 10$ a month plan.
Tyler Robinson was raised Mormon so this might very well be the reason.
Yup, open router is one of the options as well as ollama and all the major APIs.
I pay 10$ a month so I get unlimited chatgpt4.1, 5 mini and grok. I also have openai and gemini through API.
Surprisingly, grok feels the best because it tends to make small changes at a time and will verify by running your scripts if you let it. It picks up on it’s own mistakes way more often, and it’s also fast. Not the smartest but definitely the funnest.
You can probably get similar behavior by modifying the prompts for the other ones.
I think it’s more important how you run it.
I have copilot in vscode and since I use it to ssh into things, the bot has access to all the files and my terminal output. It’s also easy to switch from one model to an other.
Imagine a pilot flying a plane into a building and then going on book tours. Even worse, it’s kind of obvious the pilot did it because rich people and foreign nations told him to.
“I’m not the pilot right now”
The fediverse sent him 20$! I ended up winning fifth place in the Lemmy silver contest and sent it to his defense fund.
Did you even read my comment lol.
I’m guessing if you get a baseball to the face, you blame the ball and not the guy who threw it.
Its a bit ironic, I feel like the person in the conversation who can’t understand how politics or cause and effect works is the real idiot here.
Swearing and petty insults is usually a sign you don’t have any arguments. You haven’t actually said something new in a while or responded to what I’m saying. I’m mostly just entertaining myself here.
It’s a politicians job to listen to their constituents. If they can’t move their base to the booths, they lose. That’s how politics works.
I guess I should be defending you really.
You arent blaming the cause but the reaction.
The situation only existed because the Democratic party made literally the worst decisions, and they were either heavily influenced, blackmailed into doing it or were bribed to do it.
I want change, I’m not sure what attacking regular folks does (most of them probably stupid tbh). You don’t get change by giving the element that needs to change a scape goat, if you get my drift.
You don’t need to get angry at me btw. At least get angry at the people who thought genocide was more important then you and your trans sister.
I think not voting third party is stupid. I also think abstaining is as well.
The root cause of the issue is still the Democrats platform last election and the complete alienation of their voters which led to a low turnout.
We wouldn’t have Trump currently if they had just told Israel to pound sand. Killing civilians was more important then winning an election apparently. Lucky them, they have a convenient scape goat so they can do it all again in a few years
I am not shaming anyone for voting, that’s the difference between us. Reread my comment, I’m literally one of those people.
I’m shaming the party for giving voters such a shit choice. I’m shaming people who keep blaming anyone but that same party because the media and a couple of Israeli bots told them too.
Blaming voters serves nothing except making sure the Dems lose the next elections.
Edit: deleted two paragraphs because I was being rude.
putting pressure on politicians to do the right thing
Essentially, the only time you can put real pressure is when you vote.
i don’t think abstaining was necessarily the right move, shortsighted but not immoral.
More importantly, now that it’s over, bitching about the voters exercising their right over fucking genocide of all things, instead of the corrupt pieces of shit that actually forced the genocide issue is simply insane imo.
What’s funny is all the absolute and complete morons that chant ‘you have to vote for genocide, just ignore it next time’ are the same that question how the right could vote for a convicted felon and pedo.
The fact is, the party has to change, it’s not up to voters to accept genocide. The fault lies enteriely on them for making it a voting issue in the first place.
And if they don’t change because half the base is ready to blame someone else, then they will lose again.
I replied to him, since you are clearly still interested.
Holy shit asshat, you seem to be assuming how I voted.
I voted for kamala, the problem is I felt like shit doing it. The problem is she ran such a worthless disgusting campaign a lot of people didn’t show up. But how can I blame them and not her, when she and the rest of the party CHOSE genocide over their us.
All you are doing is ENABLING them to do it again, blaming the voters does nothing other then benefitting Israel.
The party needs to realign themselves if they want to have a chance. With the fuckery being done, they need a record turn out and they won’t get it by being Israel’s lapdog. Scapegoating literally harms our chances next election, because it gives them a green light to try their hardest to lose.
If anybody can build a scene in blender with some rough models and untextured puppets, then generate over that into something that looks like movie quality, the studios just lost their whole industry.
They have a monopoly because of the costs associated, AI destroys those costs essentially. It’s also the main reason why these “talent agencies” will fail, AI actors are going to be a dime a dozen.