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>>317870
Ai will naturally advance and refine itself over the next few years

I expect perfection by the end of the decade

>>317865 (OP)
The exact same sentiments were popular when horses were being replaced with cars; I imagine something similar when scriptoriums were replaced with the printing press. Significantly *not* when animal plows were replaced with industrial machinery - because the outcome mattered more than the sentiments behind it.

It's romanticism in the literal sense that these sentiments are coming from. In the 1800s and thereabouts the general sentiment of artistic (read: luxury) expression was finding and magnifying artificial sentiments in the face of a rapidly rationalised and optimised world - were how you felt about your day's work was rendered irrelevant.

So now the Idea and utility behind the art-artefact becomes the important part, because the barrier to entry for an idea to be expressed in the contemporary optimal form has now been drastically lowered.

Again back to the printing press - completely wrong bestiaries written and published by entrenched institutions have little utility when there are a variety of others available with greater accuracy and a lower price.

This is what progress feels like. If you weren't around for the internet revolution in the 90s, this is what it felt like. The incidental institutions and sentiments built up around them were shown to be cope; and the appeal of individual artefacts of low quality _because that was the only option_ was shown to be delusional.

To put it yet another way, artists are no longer the sole supplier of art-artefacts, much like the music hall is no longer the sole supplier of music artefacts. The market will shift and whoever insists on investing themselves in an *obsolete* production discipline will quite rightly be ground into the gears and left to starve.

>>317870
Because time and motion spent in manual development is wasted when a new revision in 3-6 months renders it irrelevant.

That's maybe an extreme, and I do get what you're saying, but ROI is going to be a *major* factor in the coming years.

Superficial images that communicate nothing and are full of inhuman errors that ai bros are too lazy to fix aren't going to replace actual art.

For fuck sake, it can't even competently write a essay or poem after 30 years of development.
And as far as image generators, the raw unedited images aren't even good enough for porn, the lowest form of art.
It's incapable of art that tells a proper story.

Retards always think tech development of whatever is the fad at the moment is exponential. Tech development is never exponential. Generative ai won't be a exception.

>>317878
I've seen a few trailers made solely by AI prompts on YouTube.

They do require tons of Nvidia rtx graphics cards or Mac Mini M4's chained together to make, so it's by no means cheap.

Their only weak point really is facial animations and facial features.
They still can't get mouth movements fluid enough and head tilts, hand movements etc. still look too mechanical.

>>317863
I see videos like this trying to get people outraged but aren't these just an act for the (man)children of the audience?

>>317863
I donnt get it

>>317868
>just an act for the (man)children of the audience
If he has an entire audience who relates to that it's even worse, regardless of whether he himself is acting/grifting. Hopefully he's one of those guys who only streams to a couple people.

>>316739 (OP)
Got admission exam next week. I plan to spend the weekend to study, it's just a technical career but I don' want to get turned down cause I forgot school math. Also it's a good workout for the brain before he actual studying begins.

i miss neet moe
it was fun

>>317822
This has been making the rounds. Nothing new in it though.
>>317837
Same.

>>317822
That is pretty much how I was when i was in college. I literally was only there because I had to be to get a decent job so I half assed everything not related to my degree.

I would imagine this got worse over the years. It'll just get worse until jobs stop requiring useless college degrees.

I don't have strong opinions about anything. Like if I did a movie review show I would probably rate everything an 8/10. I don't have a strong love of anything or a strong hate of anything. Sometimes I pretend to have strong feelings about things so I can fit in.

But I don't think that has anything to do with not having an inner monologue. I often have arguments inside my head, going back and forth on both sides of any point. I can never decide which is the "correct" side or proper opinion.

i have noticed that some people just say opinions just to combat akwardness and start a converstion. This can be as small as telling someone else who is waiting in an line and you are too "ugh i hate standing in long lines" people hope to get an answer that way so they can talk about something

>>316108 (OP)
I know that feel

>>316108 (OP)
>Ho do I know if i have inner monologue?
It's the voice in your head, but I think putting your thoughts into words is mostly used to communicate with other people. For example if I'm thirsty and want to go get something to drink, I don't need to spell it out for myself in my head. I already know and understand my own intent, so there is no need to narrate it for myself. But if I were to tell someone about it, obviously I'd have to put that intent into words.
That being said, the ability to articulate your thoughts can atrophy if unused.
So for the sake of practice, answer me this:
Do you watch or listen to talks or podcasts?
Do you consume more or less of these media and news outlets, than you used to?

>>316108 (OP)
I talk to myself a lot. Is that inner monologue?

>>317615
both lauren faust abominations

just the last 3 wallpapers I've been using, 3rd one is current

>>317692
Please post the Spyceon's rear end in >>>/hob/56336

>>317718
Until the flames in the middle east are themselves overcome by a flame yet stronger, and the Euphrates dries to its last drop, Israel attaining monopoly in this region entirely, shunning the Christian and the Muslim within, cradling the ancients desert, transforming them to a hearth uniquely of their own, all opponents in proximity eliminated, their prophet made incarnate - until then, their reign hasn't begun. Everything in history is a preamble, and the sacrifices throughout, to these people, hold no meaning.
They lavish in the lap of luxury, as you say, and so they shall until the anointed hour.

I'm not Jewish, but that's what the prophecies throughout Abarahasim; including Christianity, foretell. Nothing complicated to it. You can think of it as an explanation for why they've historically endured until now, and have always been the cabal steering the story. If you say Abarahamism is false, then that's that, but all of these people are enacting its accord either way, for the cabal believes a version of its account distorted to appeal to their objective.

Your ability to identify the world as fake and gay is commendable, but unfortunately, the game is such that it doesn't matter and won't have any effect until long subsequent to the third world war, even then just probably, where death will anyway spread everywhere. You're in a controlled environment, after all, and many of your peers, frustrated of this realization, have played to song and dance, shooting the local shop, mosque, school, church, and have even burnt themselves all to their own foolishness and anger misplaced. Just sad. Entertainment to the cabal. How stupid are goyim, I'm sure they think. Some people even read that and think shooting random civilians really is the key.

And the Jewish spectator doesn't flinch from his seat up high, as the social engineering continues. Identifying fake frauds? they'll be more to replace them. Complaining about interest and money? you'll be forced to use them anyway. Trannies? a significant amount of people have been destroyed by such a simple delusion already, and continue so. Terrorism? the global image of Muslims is already synonymous with it, to the extent you reach out for the gun in your pocket for fear if a random Somali will spontaneously explode. Feminism? you don't even have to say. Genocides have already run Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>317718
I'm reading your comment again. It's very sad you think their identifying it means anything, or that they'll be stopped by some collective agreement pre WW3.
Well, it helps I guess, to have some consolation, like knowing when the world will end or scifi stories where humanity will unveil super technology to destroy a meteor the size of Jupiter soon crashing onto earth.
That's all knowing affords you, though it's good all the same…

>>314873
Good summary.
It's time for a new world – a world without these deceivers.

>>317380
Remember that Doge is a ((( Venetian ))) form of the Latin noun Dux (leader, chief). The Doge in medieval Venice functioned as a diversionary rotating figurehead who would draw political attention away from the actual secretive banking families that were essentially permanently in power.
Reminder that today's kikes in power have gone back in time and resurrected this Venetian appellation and re-applied it to a modern sector of their own criminal masonic government.
Censorship societies are communist societies and communist societies are jewish societies.
Venice utterly dominated information flow in the medieval times, and it would seem the powerful jews that today manage publishing/advertising/media companies/technology platforms/pharmacy/academia are still deeply absorbed in exercising this type of control.

>>317856
Unfortunately Elon isn't that smart, and Doge simply refers to the shiba inu meme. He even changed the logo of Twitter to a logo of the shiba inu doge dog for a day when he bought the company.

That's the kind of guy who runs it. He spends hours daily reposting 9gag/4chan memes and playing video games with 23 year olds.

>>317850
I just want it over at this point

>>317851
Another 5 hours till midnight, got a feeling it's gonna last longer than that. I love wizchan but this place is dead 90% of the time, I need 4chan to fill the void in my neet life.

>>317852
> I love wizchan but this place is dead 90% of the time, I need 4chan to fill the void in my neet life
I also love wizchan but I know why you like 4chad too. it's because it is faster, therefore your posts are answered quickly while on wizchan you must wait like 1 day to get answers because it is slow. I/you also like 4chad because of the fast answers (more people) and it give us a shot of dopamine because someone noticed our post and also (You)s. but wizchan being slow is also good

>>317853
Yeah, I agree with ya. Here's hoping things go back to normal soon.

>>317854
>Here's hoping things go back to normal soon.
like you said in 5h 👍

>>315057
I've often heard bullies described as low self-esteem but I think its more complicated. If you look at trolls who bully online they tend to fall into two categories (with some overlap):

Sociopaths: They seek entertainment by making others suffer. A key sign of sociopathic tendencies is their habit of insulting others while rarely acknowledging insults directed at them. Because they have low empathy, they are not emotionally invested in arguments. They engage purely to stir the pot as long as it remains entertaining. Rather than attacking credibility, sociopaths prefer to exploit perceived weaknesses to maximize pain. Crucially, they do not need to "win" because they are emotionally detached. This makes them an unpredictable threat to anyone with normal emotional development. Their main goal is to manipulate, provoke, and enjoy the resulting chaos.

Narcissists: Known for their fragile self-esteem, narcissists are obsessed with maintaining an illusion of superiority. Anyone perceived as more competent or respected becomes a threat that must be diminished. Unlike sociopaths, narcissists feel a compulsive need to engage with others because their sense of self depends on dominance and validation. Their attacks often focus on undermining a person’s self-worth to lower their perceived value in the eyes of others. Control is their primary objective. They strive to place themselves at the center of attention and dictate the terms of social validation. Most importantly, narcissists must win, even if only in their own minds. Their ego cannot tolerate defeat, which is why they often become some of the most persistent and obnoxious trolls online.

While these two personality types differ in motivation, many online bullies exhibit a mix of both traits. The only way to "win" against a narcissist is to ignore them entirely and deny them the validation they crave. Engaging with a sociopath requires emotional resilience and a firm defense against manipulation. In both cases, the best strategy is to avoid playing a game that can never be truly won.

>>317835
Bullies are just trying to help. This is the internet and everyone wants to present themselves as well as possible, so every bullying story you're going to read is "I got bullied because I was awesome and everyone was so jealous of me." But for me the times I got bullied was because there was something legitimately wrong with me. I was bullied for having bad breath. I was bullied for having dandruff. I was bullied for being quiet and having no personality. These bullies were ultimately trying to help me to break bad habits.

>>317839
I know you're a sociopath-normie who is kind of low IQ and fails at emulating wizards in any meaningful sense (and is not a virgin either), but here you go:

Nobody chooses to be born introverted or with genes that cause dandruff no matter how much ketoconazole shampoo they use.
Bullying is disgusting and shows the person is willing to torture or even kill others if there were no repercussions.

>>317841
this
Bullies are not trying to help, that is not their intention. They see something they don't like, so they address it with violence and ridicule. The bully feels good when he puts himself in contrast, and distances himself from the bullied. And since he gets away with it, he will do it again. Bullying is not an act of compassion, it's an act of domination and it feeds the bully's ego. The more there are people "inferior" to him, the better he feels about himself. It's one of the most basic ways of establishing hierarchy in tribes. One of the reasons why the bullied rarely fight back, is that in tribes with hierarchy, it's more important who does the act, than what the act it. When the popular bully beats the unpopular kid, then it's "cool" and "impressive". But if the unpopular kid gave the bully the exact same treatment, he would be labeled a crazy insane psycho.

Look at the blue hair lady in >>317835 picture. If she was in your community, wouldn't you like to exclude her, rather than understand and help her? That's the bully way of thinking.

>>314513
i beg to differ
an eye for an eye plus interest
bonus for starting shit

watching some videos about linus torvalds and all the guys who interview him are indians.

Subscriptions to use Adobe programs suck. Embrace free(dom) with a Linux OS.

>>317817
I don't like the video

>>317817
>>317582
Nobody on this website is paying dollar moneys to Adobe to shop for photos.
Most are also not paying identity or training data to adobe to photopop, and almost nobody is dumb enough to think that pirating software that monetizes use in ways orthogonal to initial purchase price constitutes an act of defiance against the malefactor.
GIMP is adequate for manipulating existing raster images. It is not able to replace an entire commercial vertical software stack. There are people who are in business for themselves who do or will require integrated verticals, especially if livestreaming or gaming videos remain the NEET man's unachievable bootstrap success dream of tomorrow. That is the specific and particular reason why gaming youtube video swede man is a coherent argument in favor of linux.
Linux vtubers are as individuals generally embarassing but on the whole they form an infinitely more compelling argument that an open source creative stack is possible than anything that can be said about creative cloud licenses.

Hell On Earth Lore Guide

Demon Types

Red Devils, you know them already

Hellhounds which are lead by a pack leader hellhound with 3 heads known as a cerberus (only king James has Ever tamed an entire hellhound pack plus a cerberus)

some hellhounds can be tamed like dogs, they vary in how docile they can be but nomads and hunters often use domesticated

The lich King, commander of the undead and the forces of this other dimension

Blood Cows or Red Cows, a demonic and threatening looking red cow with orange eyes, looking threatening but harmless, they are often milked their milk is a slightly redish white shade and tastes like goats milk, this can be made into dairy products like cheese and also blood cows hides are used for leather, for building pouches, rucksacks, leather belts, slings for guns etc etc, even sword holsters for demon bone swords

Zombies, these can range from stupid and slow to fast and smart, some can even use weapons like guns

Anomolous Phenomena

certain anomolies happen, like earthquakes and tsunamis of blood at random in rare circumstances, and also lava can pour out of rifts in extremely rare cases and essentially its like a volcano erupting, they say if you step on the obsidian after everything is gone or the vermiculite of the solidifed rocks, it is incredibly bad luck, theres lots of superstitions like this in the wasteland for various things, like if a demon attacks you first before you attack it, then its bad luck and means you will most likely not win this battle alive

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*shrugs*
I guess I could write a short story based on the thing you made as writing practice.

I have been a bit distracted with other projects so haven't been writing as much as I typically do.

>>317814
never mind.
after finally sitting down to read your "lore dump" I can tell this is a poorly thought out half assed daydream that you expect someone else to flesh out.
Also
>the narrator is
Nigga, you ain't wrote anything yet, what the fuck do you mean the narrator?
>im thinking we do 13 episodes
I'm thinking you are delutional.
13 episodes of what?
Who is this "we" you speak of.


Rather than be totally critical I will offer some well intentioned advice at this point.

Actually try to write a full story of some sort set in the world.
One with a solid beginning, middle, and end. Be it a short story, a novella, or script. As long as it's a full story that is long enough that it forces you to mentally flesh out the world from at least one charicter's POV.
This will dramatically improve your world building and create a foundation for others build off of.

Right now you don't have lore.
You have a loose undeveloped scattering of ideas.