This kinda of article is exactly what the internet was made for. More of this, less AI
It's funny how people are compelled to virtue signal about AI in almost every thread. It's not even on-topic.
Has to be a condition of some kind
“Food JPEGs” in Super Smash Bros. and Kirby Air Riders
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#42> I paid $50 plus shipping on eBay for this PNG. This is the closest I'll get to NFTs. Buying a cartridge of an old game just to preserve a non-blurry copy of the sprite. Now THAT's dedication.
(Disc, not cartridge)
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#43As an avid Smash player since the N64 days, I love how specifically niche this piece is. Please write a follow-up article about the health benefits of eating nothing but a Super Smash Bros based diet broken down by version.
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#45Earlier quoted context omitted.
To act like you can't make a film on a budget without AI is absurd
I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that? You know what my sci-fi films look like? This is one of my productions, and it cost over $10,000 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-24s-AmqR5k (I don't even have a real link to the finished film, apparently. I don't typically do sci-fi because it's so…
> I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that?
As an artist you should know that being able to achieve whatever you want with whatever level of effort you want and get the reception you want is often not achievable
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#46This kinda of article is exactly what the internet was made for. More of this, less AI
Unfortunately for you, this sort of comment is exactly what HN was not made for. Less of that, more thoughtful and substantive comments.
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#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that? You know what my sci-fi films look like? This is one of my productions, and it cost over $10,000 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-24s-AmqR5k (I don't even have a real link to the finished film, apparently. I don't typically do sci-fi because it's so…
> I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that? As an artist you should know that being able to achieve whatever you want with whatever level of effort you want and get the reception you want is often not achievable
> As an artist you should know that being able to achieve whatever you want with whatever level of effort you want and get the reception you want is often not achievable
I love being told this over and over.
> the reception you want
I'm doing this for me. I live my life for me.
I'm lucky that I get to make friends and meet amazing collaborators in this journey.
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#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
> I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that? As an artist you should know that being able to achieve whatever you want with whatever level of effort you want and get the reception you want is often not achievable
> As an artist you should know that being able to achieve whatever you want with whatever level of effort you want and get the reception you want is often not achievable I love being told this over and over. > the reception you want I'm doing this for me. I live my life for me. I'm lucky that I get to make friends and meet amazing collaborators in this journey.
Then what is your objection. You're doing it
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
To act like you can't make a film on a budget without AI is absurd
I want to make films that look like Denis Villeneuve's Dune. (Just to cite one example, not that I'm interested in replicating his style.) How am I supposed to do that? You know what my sci-fi films look like? This is one of my productions, and it cost over $10,000 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-24s-AmqR5k (I don't even have a real link to the finished film, apparently. I don't typically do sci-fi because it's so…
The tech that you are defending is going to put your profession out of work. If you can write a prompt that gets you exactly what you have imagined for your movie, then your entire craft has been obsoleted and can now be achieved by anyone with an imagination (or even without).