@AppScreensASO I'm trying to go pro but I'm getting: Unexpected error. The price specified is inactive. This field only accepts active prices.
Your AI chat is also not working! It keeps on telling me "Failed to send. Retry?"
Wtf? Now I'm trying to reach you via twitter! #fail
@KerryBurgess Real piece of shit!!! Where the fuck is congress to limit the powers of this deranged asshole. Unbelievable that people elected this person to the most powerful position on this planet.
Music video created with seedance ❤️🔥
There's something magical about editing as an emotional channel.
Of all the arts I know, editing has an absolute power to surprise, captivate, seduce, frighten, or amaze.
It's one of the highest arts because of its neurotransmitter capacity.
Every neurotransmitter needs contrast to achieve the impulse that generates an emotion.
A flat video that only shows tranquility and relaxation will never be truly perceived if it doesn't arise from counterpoint.
In DiCaprio's famous film, "The Beach," directed by Danny Boile, he creates a contrast between the pollution of an overpopulated city, which can be overwhelming, and a paradisiacal island.
This resulted in an iconic film, and hordes of tourists invaded the island.
It was the magic of the master, Danny Boile.
this is the biggest revolution in film history
AI can literally make an entire transformer film in days.. they say Seedance 3.0 can generate 5mins film in one shot
@elvissun Now I wish to see what this setup actually built for you. Are there any examples for successful apps/websites that were built with this setup?
The openclaw interview with the clawdfather that I was waiting to happen. Very deep interview about open claw with Peter Steinberger and Lex Fridman. https://t.co/qL4lgbos0Y
Oh wow. Yes, this is a problem. Specifically "The primary problem is that while the answers which ChatGPT produces have a high rate of being incorrect, they typically *look* like they might be good and the answers are *very* easy to produce" https://t.co/sGZzBXvgS0
@SuhailKakar@madzadev 0.2 is 1/5 a floating point arithmetic which is impossible to compute in a binary number format. Only an approximation is possible. In order to get a human readable format one should always round these numbers to a specified decimal.