I love this guy’s work so much. I think that combination of the video and music really capture a wonderful and specific vibe that I would describe as optimistic, nostalgic, and wistful. It has the feeling of someone who is remembering creation times in their past with things and people now gone, things that are sad in their passing but happy in their remembrance.
It’s really special and I’m very appreciative of him.
The guy in the background of this photo at the table looks like Tim Robinson
Is “none” an animal?
It really, really didn't need to look like a person. Not even a little bit.
Meta trained and published the model but it’s an open model. I’m not an expert but I don’t believe it’s sharing data with Meta since it’s just the model they trained, you can download it and run it offline. You’re just using the output of all the training they did on your own compute.
Yeah it was 2006 and that was how you got the MP3 files onto your iPod Nano. This was back when “mobile internet” consisted of “m.website.com” links that loaded a page without a style sheet at dial-up speeds that was designed to be navigated with a D-pad.
The year was 2006, and the 80 GB HDD in my Dell Optiplex 790 was full of podcasts, stolen music, and episodes of Dr. Who…
Stealing other people’s cultural heritage is their cultural heritage
This is why they removed the apps. They want to be driving traffic through the app, and the 3rd party apps prevented that from happening.
Honestly this guy’s whole channel is excellent, highly recommended
If anything, the regulations that mandate that Rogers/Bell need to wholesale bandwidth on their networks helps startup ISPs. Gimme more of that.
Especially given the lack of ways to really differentiate your product, it was bound to become increasingly commodified and end up with a few producers who manage to operate efficiently and the rest going under.
Honestly I’d kinda be glad if, when I go to the store, I’m not met with 65 completely identical options and have to explain to the pot sommelier that I just would like some pot please, and that the 16 creative adjectives that have been affixed to the front of the word “preroll” are largely inconsequential to me.