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by soultrees 3y ago
Timeline and frame based editing is the end result but this more about the elemental creation and from there, editing it into time based scene. Ive spent the last few years in the cinematography department, and most directors and director
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by soultrees 3y ago
Oh for sure, but since most screenplays are standardized to a point, the idea is to just use Regex to get there, then use a local version of llama 2 to finish up the classifications. Where the fun with LLMs come in, is after all the screenp
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by soultrees 3y ago
As someone who has been majorly affected by the Hollywood strikes, I finally dived in and spent the time needed to make mistakes to continually learn how to program. That said, ive been working on a node.js PDF Text screenplay parser that w
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by soultrees 3y ago
I love draw.io but I’m surprised there isn’t a native iPad app. Diagraming apps are few and far in between on the iPad during my quick search last time I needed one. Ended up using lucidchart but I’d for sure use draw.io in the browser if i
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by soultrees 3y ago
Lately it’s even worse. And any AI agent that relies on open AI has gone down in quality too (phind). I find it’s more of a struggle to have the AI write code in the first pass, even when I explicitly say something like “I want you to write
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by soultrees 3y ago
That’s a business problem though, not a customer problem. And even more so now that this customer tried to move all their services, failed and has to move back to their old provider. This business will never ever get this customer back.
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by soultrees 3y ago
I went to use them today and their page was down. Crazy! First time I’ve seen them down in as many years as I’ve been using them.
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by soultrees 3y ago
From what I understand is that it’s not really close for anything involving creative reasoning but for basic instruct is on par.
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by soultrees 3y ago
I bet all the money will be returned. The people who pitched in to the bail fund are well connected and this trial isn’t meant to harm them (from the judges point of view). But the fact that he’s in custody and isn’t on the run, means there
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by soultrees 3y ago
To prove that we are in a simulation.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Respect. This is how you build a winning product and make your users feel heard. Take note upcoming class.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Cool, but I don’t have the emotional capacity to invest more time into another product that google will just shut down in a few months. I’ve been burned way too many times now.
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by soultrees 3y ago
As someone who has done background work many times in Vancouver, I’m left wondering why society needs to ensure that background actors continue to work other than the optics of it all. It’s not a great job, you spend 14 hours just waiting t
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by soultrees 3y ago
When the intention works then it helps. But as it stands it seems like an extra layer of fluff. If it’s primed to ask a question after every input, even when the instructions are clear as day then it automatically has to find a question to
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by soultrees 3y ago
Until this happens and until you can verify that you’re not indexing every conversation to the open web, this is enough for me to full-stop using your service. I was under no impression whatsoever that the threads were made public.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Whoa what. This a game breaker. I’ve been using this tool for some personal side project stuff and had no idea that this was happening. Whoa. Not good. To edit: I was never expecting full privacy as I assumed everything being fed into your
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by soultrees 3y ago
I love phind. It has helped me a lot but the hard coded (or heavy weighted) ‘ask user question’ after every single query can be too much. Especially when it asks to see parts of the code that aren’t relevant to the task, and it does this is
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by soultrees 3y ago
I’ve noticed the same actually, it started about a month or so ago.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Llama for the win.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Not an idiot. I know it’s something we say in passing as a way to belittle ourselves to our mistake and that nobody takes it at face value but by you saying you’re an idiot, even in the most casual passing, deeply ingrains a thought that yo
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by soultrees 3y ago
Curious, what does the text flying by on the screen say on the bilibili video? I’m always amazing at the cultural differences in design and how Chinese apps tend to always be so busy. Everything feels like a slot machine.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Very informative. I bookmarked it.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Which is hilarious because imagine a news site not being able to publish on google or Facebook. Short-sighted at best. Goodbye news site.
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by soultrees 3y ago
On the contrary I think the impact of linguistic choices is everything. Even subtle changes can have huge downward effects.
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by soultrees 3y ago
What’s even more depressing is how you’re reducing the artist only to the stuff they make and not the impact or the journey the artist had to get to this point. Art is more than just visual junk food for our brains to feed on, art is there
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by soultrees 3y ago
I haven’t seen anybody else mention this but I turn on subtitles, and watch foreign shows because it forces me to turn off my break and focus. If I look at my phone or start reading the internet, I lose where I am in the story. So it’s an e
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by soultrees 3y ago
Can you do more videos on preparing the data and scraping data? I noticed you seem to be proficient at it by your terminology and it’s something I want to dive into more.
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by soultrees 3y ago
MVP comment right here. Thanks for taking the effort to type this up.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Unfortunately, Reddit is a no go zone anymore.
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by soultrees 3y ago
Maybe that’s the method behinds Reddit’s api madness this whole time. (/s). Now only the hugest brands can run their own bots

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