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I recently got into AI generated images. Mostly for porn obviously. Anyways, I thought as a means of honing the craft and amusement why not make a thread about it. People can make a suggestion and as a form of training people try to make the best images that lives up to the suggestion. We can also talk about the technology itself and how to use it and what not.

Actually, here are some resources

For using Stable Diffusion offline with no restrictions
https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui

Blog with educational material on Stable Diffusion
https://stable-diffusion-art.com/

>>38215
Image generating technologies aren't actually artificial intelligence, because they use mathematical functions or some shit

>>38217
We know none of this shit is actually AI. It simply has become integrated into colloquial language to call it that way.

>>38215
>>>/draw/3405 will hopefully be helpful to you. I've posted some LORA and effortposts in that thread.

The most important thing for Stable Diffusion is Regional prompting, otherwise the AI will not produce a proper image and have fucked up details all over.

>>38226
Oh I didn‘t see that thread.

Mods can close this thread or merge it with the other.



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I'm sick of doing nothing online. Let's do something together:
>website
>zine
>art
>game (boardgame, video game)
>new theory
>satire
>podcast
>videos
>anything really
You:
>not a dogmatist (what "flavour" of socialist you are doesn't matter)
>like to create, write, draw, code
>don't want to just share links or chat
>want to be encouraged to do stuff
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>>37929
RSS is a good way to notify of new articles. there's also a bulletin section, with links to other sites/magazines, kind of what news anon does. so that's two RSS feeds, one for original articles, one for links to news.

Things are progressing nicely. Three articles edited and ready to go. I expect the quality of articles will also improve as time goes on. Looks like everything will be ready before Christmas.

Can mods delete this thread please?


>>38071
Because I am unable to delete the OP, only posts.



 

Wake up honey, based Snow White movie incoming.
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>>37981
Honestly, she's not that white. Should've cast someone who literally saw no sunlight in 20 years.

>>37980
>She actually looks like Snow White
>biege
>snow-white
lol
>AOC better play an evil witch
Muh leftists.

>>38014
>characters doing things for no reason is good actually
I bet you think Sauron's Mordor was le evil too rather than Midgårdian AES

>>38016
Should’ve casted a ginger, what were they thinking

>>37998
>pic
Y'all are unhinged if you don't think she's gorgeous. That's a tight fucking body if I've ever seen one.



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How did you like it? I found it a lot better than the later seasons of Adventure Time.
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I enjoyed it, originally quite watching adventure time at like season 5 when it was airing but finished it to catch up recently. Very nostalgic feeling.

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>a lot better than the later seasons of Adventure Time
I blame homestuck

idk what you're talking about, Adventure Time only got better with the later seasons. Obsidian and Stakes were some of the best shit in the entire series. haven't watched Fionna and Cake yet though

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Haters said it wouldn't happen.

>>37931
base show maintained quality throughout, it just went from episodic to more structured (Fiona and cake was not very good though)



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WHAT's the most important piece of furniture?
The thing you spend A THIRD of your LIFE on.
THE THING that will MURDER YOUR BACK if it's not GOOD.

We MUST establish a GENERAL THREAD in order to CONGLOMERATE INFORMATION pertaining to MATTRESSES in order to sift through the LIES and TRUTHS of BOURGEOIS MATTRESS COMPANIES.

We WILL NOT be mattress ENTHUSIASTS, but rather APPRECIATORS.
For the MATTRESS ENTHUSIAST of REDDIT does NOTHING but SIMP for BOURGEOIS MATTRESS COMPANIES, and they are all PRICE QUEENS.
WE APPRECIATE the ARTISTRY of the MATTRESS
WE APPRECIATE its QUALITY
WE APPRECIATE its VALUE
A LARGER TAG does not a BETTER MATTRESS MAKE
A MORE POPULAR COMPANY does not a BETTER MATTRESS MAKE
AFFORDABILITY and long-term DURABILITY & COMFORT are the most SUPREME VALUES which MATTRESS APPRECIATORS ought to ADHERE TO.

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>>36641 me
I'll give you all the mattress lowdown as far as I know it.

My store we sold mostly our own store brand which was made locally, and then a couple other random sealy, simmons, certa whatever. Most of the stuff that wasn't our store brand was Tempurpedic. So everyday we put out balloons and signs that say sales 25% off whatever, but that's all bullshit of course. With Tempurpedic, the price is fixed, we have to sell it for whatever the price is, but we can throw in extra incentives like free pillows or free whatever. But with the other mattresses and our store brand we can go as low basically as 20% margin which is considered our employee discount. So basically 20% would almost not even be a sale really, but that's about as low as you can go if you're desperate for a sale. So I would say the trick is, as a customer, to be polite and try to press on the price as much as you can without being rude. I've seen sales guys walk away from sales because they got pissed off at the customers haggling them. So it's really that sweet spot of negotiation just like it is from the sales guys perspective.

Personally I think our local store brand was better maybe. We sold natural rubber latex mattresses of various firmness and like I said, you can get it marked down significantly if you play your cards right.

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I just sleep on the floor on futon like a big weeb

Can someone sum up the Lindy video? How did ppl used to sleep? I'm in bed next to my partner and don't have earbuds and don't want to wake them.

Pls accept this Soviet shilling as payment.

retvrn shit but with mattresses, now ive seen everything

thoughts on ikea mattresses?

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I spent about $2500 on my bed when I moved in, because I'm a tallboi and beds that long are expensive. worth it
>>37704
>shit table
definitely drawn by a swede



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ITT: Discuss the art of filmmaking and videography, the state of the film, TV, streaming, internet video industry - history, current events, predictions for the future, comparisons between countries, analysis, etc.
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>>37654
the same way people can when they're $500k in debt on their house or student loans lol. the bank feels that they have enough assets (either directly financial or more like earning potential) that they'll likely get their money back.

of course other times it doesn't work and the company goes down in a horrible inferno like this video about nortel i watched recently

>>37654
by being an industry titan with a lot of resources that can be used to promise they'll pay it off. it's not like that's the net value, just the gross debts. Their net valuation is about $25 billion in the black.

>>37650
no one wants capeshit anymore
even the mouthbreathing middle class masses have a limit at some point

>>37660
I think it's also the title, 'The Marvels' sounds so dumb and gay.

Like people are invested in the heroes they already know when it's just a grab-bag of generic shit like this, no.

It doesn't help that the movies just reuse stories from 10 year old comic books only worse.



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Seems like all you need nowadays is a smartphone that can shoot HD video, a gimbal or tripod off of e-commerce platforms, and a computer with a decent GPU and RAM with something like kdenlive or Davinci Resolve installed on it
So I wonder why more people don't get into it
Surely there are people with the talent for it out there that obviously can't get into the gatekept oligopolic monstrosity that is Hollywood
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>>37577
>1. economic pressures towards short form content
Eh?
>2. Even just on the technical/logistical side of things, it takes WAY MORE than just good video to competently make a movie. Just for example, if you’re just using your phone’s mic to capture audio, be prepared to have the actors overdub EVERY line. Advances in consumer technology are making filmmaking cheaper, but there’s still a lot that goes into it, and not everybody is gonna have the time or money for making even a low budget indie movie.
Well, yeah, there's always hassle. Learning to deal with it is a big part of filmmaking.

Oh yeah, I also looked around on AliExpress and there's also a whole bunch of clip-on zoom and anamorphic lenses that you can attach to smartphones

>>35985
>Seems like all you need nowadays is a smartphone that can shoot HD video
lol no. why do you believe everything you hear?

>>37572
>no depth
>shitty FOV
Like looking through a keyhole

>>37586
It's got a cute old-school boxy aesthetic to it
Anyhow, a cheap secondhand HD DSLR from Ebay? I just wanted to make a point how affordable it is now



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Would anyone be interested in a group stream of some Soviet era red westerns such as "At Home Among Strangers" ( Свой среди чужих, чужой среди своих; Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)? I am also up for streaming other films if anyone has any suggestions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fOhGQLNBiY
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>>21233
Man it's a shame this thread never took off.

>>37475
Yugoslavia is famous for Westerns, Soviet Union not so much. Soviets are better known for sci-fi.

Solaris 1972

>>37496
>Soviet Union not so much
I grew up on Soviet "Westerns" so that's only true for people in the West
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostern?useskin=vector

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>>37500
I grew up on Yugoslav westerns (partisan films). They were also very popular in China, "Valter" is a household name over there.



 

Reds
Land and Freedom
Pretty Village, Pretty Flame (Somewhat)
Cargo 200
The Trotsky
Baader Meinhof Complex
Judas and the Black Messiah

I've watched Reds and Baader Meinhof Complex and Judas and the Black Messiah
All of them seemed mediocre artistically and cowardly centrist ideologically

>>37482
Reds isn't even really about politics, it's just a really long romantic melodrama

>>37474
>Pretty Village, Pretty Flame
always hated that translation. "Nice Villages Burn Nicely" is a better translation, because the word "lijepo" means both pretty and nice in serbo-croatian.



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I've seen only a few other threads about horror on here and they seemed too specific, so I thought I'd make a broader one.

How do you feel about the current state of horror media? To me it seems at it's always been in a way; a mixed bag. However I feel like I've noticed this trend and, correct me if you think I'm wrong, a lot of more successful recent horror seems to be more creator-driven than in the past.

This is natural I think, as the internet has opened a lot of opportunities for more unique visions and riskier decisions that large studios would otherwise reject.

In a strange sort of symbiosis, though, these large studios attempt to acquire these successful creators and even properties for themselves; see the phenomenon of Slenderman for example. Once an entirely community made, solely internet creation has gotten several of his own movies, and has by and large become an 'artifact' of sorts of 2010's-era web. Studios cannibalize these unique properties and, once they've made some modicum of a profit, utterly destroy the integrity of them, leaving communities to look for the next big thing in horror.

With that aside, feel free to discuss almost literally anything horror related here; movies, books, ARGs, games, creepypasta (the rare good kind, if you can find any).
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>>36161
Not even the foremost scholars in the field know what conditions give rise to consciousness and neither do you.

>>14356
>trying to school John Carpenter on literary theory
>doing it by linking to TVTropes
This is what bad education has done to this country.

>>36234
>Not even the foremost scholars in the field know what conditions give rise to consciousness and neither do you
Get off your high horse and read a fucking book yourself, or better yet learn reading comprehension, you strawmanning smart ass.

Anyone seen this? I'm reading the book about Showgirls by Adam Nayman, and apparently he really liked this one.

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