I still think it looks weird. The Ice-person moves quite a bit from one frame to the next.

Not without internet access and Sonos cloud servers, it doesn’t…

What’s with the cut right before he fires?

Sponsorblock takes care of those

I’m conflicted here. Your first paragraph initially opens the loophole “but AI art” could be the medium in which the artist is expressing themselves. So poor prompting could be beautiful too, in a way. I’m sure photographers of the past felt this way about software post editing when that became popular.

The results may be good to many viewers but apalling to anyone who can tell the difference. If the results don’t matter, does it matter if AI slop is “bad”?

The prompt may have been beautiful, and the process of learning and finding the right tools (i.e. choosing the right model) is akin to the struggles of any artist in learning their craft.

/devil’s advocate

With that framing, there wouln’t be a patriarchy to fight against - just the establishment.

Not 200 %. Maybe 5-10 %. You still have to read all of it to check for mistakes, which may sometimes take longer than if you would have just written it yourself (with a good autocomplete). The times it makes a mistake you have lost time by using it.

It’s even worse when it just doesn’t work. I cannot even describe how frustrating it is to wait for an auto complete that never comes. Erase the line, try again aaaand nothing. After a few tries you opt write the code manually instead, having wasted time just fiddling with buggy software.

I can’t alt-tab at all out of fullscreen games on Wayland. My workaround is to send the game to another desktop. Annoying.

Even with KDE, Wayland isn’t ready yet. There are plenty of small annoynces for me, especially with the clipboard. Zoom doesn’t work right - screen sharing in general hangs the whole gui.

Lots of X based tools don’t have a good replacement yet. gpick, xkill, xclip, ssh -X, etc…

Try DeArrow, it will replace the thumbnail with a random snapshot and title is crowdsourced.

Same here, it made the rest if the game a bit too easy…

The help is spelled hjälpen in swedish.

It’s heavily financed by Israel though.

Many news channels have free streaming options. You don’t have to watch the channels with ads, you know.

Sorry, I mean the complement, just to be clear.

The opposite of “enemy” is not “friend”.

I wasn’t baited. Didn’t read it.

I’d orefer a title to summarize the article so that I know whether it’s worth my time investment to actually read it at all. Now, I’m put if by the blayant cliff hanger at the end of the title.

ExCepT for OnE InGreDiEnt!!

The headline is omitting a vital part of the article, namely the “one ingredient”. You have to read the artivke to finish the title, which can be a definition of clickbait.