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A huge number of instructional videos would be far better-served in an illustrated post on Substack. For instance, there are a ton of Stable Diffusion instructi
by Hard_Space 3y ago
A huge number of instructional videos would be far better-served in an illustrated post on Substack. For instance, there are a ton of Stable Diffusion instruction videos that feature essential code and other text-based information which is very hard to make usable with video content. In many cases I have had to download the video and export it raw in AviDemux in order to try and glean the text-based content from the source.
But Substack doesn't have the same sweet 'influencer' ecostructure, so many creators and posters would rather put a tute in the wrong medium and get the 'follower' benefit than suit the material to the medium.
- t-writescode 3y agoI imagine there are orders of magnitude more: * Minecraft tutorial videos * "how to fix your _____ in your apartment" videos than there are informational/educational/tutorial videos about Stable Diffusion.
- Hard_Space 3y agoWell, I wouldn't necessarily agree with the numbers. But I certainly would rather see a washer being changed in a YT video than explained in Substack, I grant you that.
- account42 3y agoGame tutorials are also almost always better in text + image form.