I wouldn't call myself a film buff but I've watched thousands of films and shows. My gauge is usually the metascores, with some exceptions. Knowing this, I generally watch films with a metacritic score over 55, and am usually whelmed. It's also important to understand directors and their previous works, and styles so you know what to expect. I still prefer imdb's ratings generally.
I hate this sentiment. It's not a tool like a brush is to a canvas. It's a machine that runs off the fuel of our creative achievements.
The sheer amount of pro AI shit I read from this place just makes me that closer to putting a bullet in my fucking skull
Don't care much for specifics, things can grow organically, I would like to see YouTube and videos embed though. Please for the love of all that is good
AI has gotten way out of control, in my field of art, some art styles have become synonymous with ai art and people have become accusatory. I can't imagine being as skilled as some of these artist and seeing your work basically mocked. Sure, you can say the bots will never replace human creativity but they will most certainly try and while they are at it will almost certainly hurt us financially.
Oh well, that sucks. Guess a portable unit would work in this case. Could just jimmy the pipe and make a diy block for the window itself. It's just a simple tube that sticks out the window. Good to know a bit about them before getting one.
If you're without an ac in Europe I highly suggest getting a simple window unit for your room. They are easy to install. Be sure to seal your door so the air doesn't escape. Portable ac units are known to be very inefficient, be wary of those. Cold showers help in extreme circumstances. Block all sources of light. Blackout curtain or just some covers over the windows. Keep humidity below 60% if you can, dehumidifiers will help but larger ones will rack up your electric bill quick.
As grim as this may be, you need to also understand cats absolutely decimate local bird populations. Actually around 2.4bl birds yearly just in the US alone.
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I wouldn't call myself a film buff but I've watched thousands of films and shows. My gauge is usually the metascores, with some exceptions. Knowing this, I generally watch films with a metacritic score over 55, and am usually whelmed. It's also important to understand directors and their previous works, and styles so you know what to expect. I still prefer imdb's ratings generally.