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Yooo quality content

There is no sound. Do you know why that is

Doesn’t work

good, support other emulators that don't thrive on other people's efforts

Google Suyu. It's not released yet but it's getting there

And my IT overloaded licked doorknob of a brain took an estimated six minutes of rewatching this short and looking up what a switch emulator was before I figured out you mean the game console and not an OSI layer 2 device 🤦🏽‍♂️

Three-yes

You look smexy

How did they even manage to get Tears of the Kingdom a week before it was released?

nintendo should just put their games on steam or a different game launcher not on a single console

Can't you swap the buttons by holding down A,B,X, and Y? It should solve your issue with A being B and X being Y and vice versa

Also, I disagree on this 2:18. To say that nothing on the image here 2:10 is real is just wrong. Because the final image is still made up of real pictures. Just cut up from different sources, merged and processed to satisfy the prompt that the software thinks is correct. But the trees in the background, the dusty desert sand puffing, and even the people, those definitely came from some reference. Somewhere in the vast database that SORA is using, there's clearly portions that came from actual videos, photographs and real images. I have no doubt that bits and pieces of the final video will perfectly align with real videos inside the database. And if we can access that, then the entire thing becomes less impressive because we will finally be able to see what's going on in the background. That oh, the sky came from this image, this guy came from that image, the chair came from that one. One thing that I've seen in every video exploring SORA during this hype train are all saying the same thing that "none of what you see is real" and I heavily disagree on that. There are definitely "real" images stored in the database somewhere that we just can't see that the A.I. referenced, cut up and merged with other real images to get the final result.

End of human creativity? Absolutely not. If you noticed, SORA is only capable of crisp and hyperrealistic videos on things that looks almost like it came from a stock photo or stock video. Notice how the best videos it can generate are videos of a woman walking on a street, a dog panting, and people on a snowy field, a lot of those are alraedy available in stock images and videos and because there's a lot of that data there, it can easily recreate something that is very similar. However, when you ask SORA to make more unique requests like here 1:51, it starts to look clunky, amateurish almost like the software is confused on how to go about with the "guessing" aspect. It starts to look stiff and unbalanced. When it comes to creativity, it's just not a good approach to rely on a software that's just following your orders, trying to "guess" what you want but not fully knowing what you want. You can even clearly see here 2:05 how the software is "guessing" what needs to happen next. It doesn't understand what is actually going on in reality. Not only that but I highly doubt that companies will be willing to hire "artists" and "animators" who are essentially just prompt button pushers who rely on a robot to do something they can't do themselves. So no, this isn't the end of human creativity. Absolutely not.

great video the quality is amazing. Keep at it!

Humans are still needed for creative direction. AI will eventually get good enough to do pretty much exactly what you ask and make images and videos which can't even be distinguished from reality or old-fashioned VFX by experts -- But HOW to ask what YOU want will be an art in itself. Human Art will shift towards developing new styles, and providing creative direction to AI. I understand your resistance as an artist, I have similar worries about my profession -- but I would encourage you to play around with and learn tools like Stable Diffusion, try to build workflows around YOUR style where you are in control of creative direction. It will build skills which might allow you to stay afloat in these crazy times.

I know they've made jobs for "AI management" which basically just works to interact with ai tools to get what you need. It depends on the projects, the ai anime you mentioned actually had a bunch of work behind the scenes with the program rather than putting a filter on it. It has gotten way better recently tho like daaaaaang

It isn't the lenses that block the light, it's a coating. Just like anti-scratch is a coating and anti-glare is a coating. True blue light glasses work fine. If you sit at a computer all day, they may help with eye strain. I know mine do, and I can SEE the coating on the lenses when I hold them away and look across the surface. You are reading an article without understanding how lens coatings work or what they are. And it is an ARTICLE - an opinion - not the full facts. And yes, blue light is a part of our everyday exposure, HOWEVER the use of screens puts that exposure to much higher levels than just hanging out in the sun. Not to mention it exposure is closer and more intense.

Stadia fucking died so GFN could still be the reigning king of cloud gaming

Not you walking past the components like 5 times 😭 But please play moreeee, your reactions are so funny lmaooo

I love the being man 😂

It's not a good controller It's my second one After I complain stick drifting When the battery gets to half the switch think It at low battery The low battery noise will keep popping up The noise will Stop When it at low battery I would review it but it kind of a deal breaker I am really disappointed

Everything is a scam nowadays. You can't avoid being scammed, it's a large network of scammers.

I was glad Stadia failed it would have set a standart i dont wanna see in the Cloud gaming Market. Luna is a great service its just that the interesting games are missing.

Nice video. Other cloud based gaming services prior to Stadia also included X-live and Gai Kai(later bought by Sony and rebranded as Playstation Now) if memory serves.

Glad to be your 91st subscriber

just found out now?

I know youre a small youtuber but damn, you need to practice talking faster, it will still slow on 2x speed

me if discovering underrated creators was a job, my recommended is blessing me these days

Was there a rise? It was like other Google products ... people paying Google for testing it's product, and Google killing it, if it doesn't work

Theres so much pain beyond these steeples. War and drugs and homeless people. Sadness where there should be joy. Hate and rape and soulja boy. But some well off tech people got tricked into paying 200 dollars for some useless glasses, could you fix that first?

There was another fairly high-profile cloud gaming platform that came up around 2010 or so. I tried the open beta, played Just Cause 2 on it. It was ok, I didn't buy it though, I didn't like the input lag and my system was already powerful enough for games like that. Apparently they closed down in 2015.

there was not rise

If you’re interested in the full video, check out the link in the description!

Great video!

Blue light glasses are great if you have any photosensitivity. I had problems with LED and other types of bluelight. They trigger debilitating migraines. I'm often one cell phone flashlight away from 3 days of pain and nausea. Having the glasses gives me at least some protection from an attack.

It's not that blue light damages the eyes, but that the absence of blue light influences your circadian rhythm and helps you to get sleepy. I don't think the glasses make much sense, but I also think your video could use some more research/information. So called "Night light"/"Night mode" options for PCs, Phones and Tablets exist for a reason. Same goes for warm lights in living rooms vs cold lights in offices.

if the glasses are yellow, they filter blue light, if they're not yellow they don't even filter blue light, it's bs

Bruh i used them for years, i noticed less pain in my eyes at night and mornings so i stuck to them religiously so now im floundering

The glasses do work. At least the ones I have. If I take a blue light and try to charge the luminova in a watch, which is charged by UV light, the watch doesn’t charge when I use the glasses in between the light and the watch. If I take the glasses away, the watch charges instantaneously. The question you should be asking is does blue light affect sleep or eye strain

i got blue light glasses about a decade ago, and they caused me to go blind in my left eye while wearing them after a week or two, my vision came back after an hour or two after taking them off (i put them back on to double check and same thing happened lol) idk if it had anything to do with blue light glasses but i couldn't really tell a difference besides the blindness lol

The most suspicious thing about blue light glasses to me was the fact that there is a woman who thinks glasses are fake and sells courses on "training" your eyes to not need glasses, but she DOES tell her followers to use blue light lenses for their health xD

Please learn to read an article and speak on camera.

I got my UV glasses on Zenni, and they absolutely help with my extremely sensitive eyes. I have a second pair without the UV block treatment, and I rarely wear them because they don’t help like the others do.

I'm glad to hear this. I went to a new optometrist who kept trying to sell me blue light glasses and transitions. It felt like I was talking to a salesman not an eye doctor.

thin frame round rimmed glasses spotted. Opinion disregarded

Wait, it's all placebo? Always has been.

I work in optometry. I agree they do nothing, but some people genuinely feel they help. Computer glasses have an RX in them (normally for ppl over 40 y/o). Try the 20/20/20 rule “every 20 minutes of screen time, you should look away at something at least 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds.”

yeeahh it never passed the gut check for me. Especially because it's the sudden new "trend" and just...i dunno. Gave me weird feelings

Kind of irritated by that, as I have it as an add-on for my prescription lenses, but ig it's like a cool feature now. Probably won't get it added in again though, as it really is a waste of my money.