That they will not fight self hosted methods tooth and nail
Grandwolf319
Sooooo, wanna tell us how much the cost really is per prompt?
But that’s because the quality was as good as it’s ever been so far.
The example I’m saying is that it peaked, as in it got noticeably better, and then noticeably worse for at least a decade.
It’s not the same example.
Worth the watch just to hear the genuine laughter
That’s actually comforting.
My fear is the fascism aspect, an old school conservative would actually be refreshing.
This should honestly be the main thing we talk about for at least a month but instead we are reverting climate policies.
Humans might just be too dumb to pass the great filter.
I’m confused. How did the originals peak multiple times? They were all made a few years from each other so imo they all represent one data point.
Do you mean special effects peaked after that? Cause a lot of people don’t like CGI and some would say movie effects actually peaked at terminator 2.
The point would be valid if movies in the 90s looked terrible and then movies now look objectively better than Star Wars (which many would argue that they don’t cause it’s all CGI)
… terrible example as a lot of fans would claim the originals were the best ones and it’s been all downhill from there, especially since the prequels are now seen in a positive light cause how bad the sequels have been.
Might be a damage control group tho
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.
Technology peaked with crysis for games and avatar for movies.
The endgame is feudalism.
It’s not about money, it’s about controlling everything through the scam that is private ownership.
Well I would definitely agree with that, things are not linear.
Right now we live in a time of hidden gems and lacklustre AAA. The actual underlying technology has gotten better, but overall due to increase investor pressure and general focus on safe bets, we get mostly meh content while the great technology and creativity available goes to waste.
I hope the next spike is just around the corner but we are during times of low innovation, so I think the economic drive needs to be there first.