- you are better at providing direction / seeing the big picture than the llm
- in order to create something good, you need a vision of what the end result should be and how to get there
- without this, you end up creating meandering writings that don't have a satisfying conclusion
- it's okay to not know what you want to create at the very beginning, but you need to come up with a vision as you go so that you can start shaping the work to fit your vision for it
- use the tools available to you to steer the model towards your vision: prompting, choosing branches, adding your own text into the context window, ant adjusting inference parameters.
- in order to create something good, you need a vision of what the end result should be and how to get there
- in addition, your role is to help guide the model with riding the edge of chaos
- llms struggle to ride this line well; they either aren't chaotic enough, creating "slop", or they're too chaotic, creating nonsense
- this isn't one dimensional; a llm can be too chaotic in one aspect and not chaotic enough in
ffmpeg -i sdr.png -vf zscale=m=2020_ncl:t=arib-std-b67:p=2020:c=topleft,format=rgba64le hdr.png |
https://charat.me/en/genesis2/create/
- open developer console
- run
copy(document.getElementById("chaDivMake").innerHTML)
to copy SVG data to clipboard - save clipboard contents as a SVG file
- add `xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'
- idea > title > thumbnail > hook > storytelling > viewer retention
- audience quality > audience size
- avoid optimizing too hard for virality
- title > thumbnail > bingeability > SEO
- lots of good videos > one great video
- shorts should complement main content
- authenticity can be a valuable differentiating factor
- enjoy what you do
Probably the best introductory guide on first-person POV filming that currently exists.
As somebody with a hand-related disability, I've been seeking a way to record travel videos. So, I've decided to pursue a alternate method of videography, one which creates intriguing and unique results.
Filming in first person has only become practical (relatively cheap while delivering good quality) in the past decade, as miniaturized "action" cameras have become widely available for consumers to purchase.
This script (tested on Ubuntu 24.10 & Ubuntu 24.04) allows you to anonymously perform the sell side of an UnstoppableSwap transaction (going from XMR to BTC).
Due to technical limitations, the sell side of an UnstoppableSwap transaction requires a long-lived server to perform the transaction. As a result, UnstoppableSwap-based XMR -> BTC transactions are only practical for large amounts.
- Setup a Monero node:
# Based on https://docs.getmonero.org/running-node/monerod-systemd/
import argparse | |
import json | |
import logging | |
import os | |
import re | |
import shutil | |
from concurrent.futures import ProcessPoolExecutor, as_completed | |
from dataclasses import dataclass | |
from datetime import datetime | |
from typing import Any, Callable, Dict, List, Literal, Optional, Tuple |
fullscreen=yes | |
#native-fs=no | |
profile=high-quality | |
audio-pitch-correction=no | |
[nativescale] | |
profile-cond=width >= 2560 | |
scale=lanczos |
echo 'KEYMAPOPTS=none | |
HOSTNAMEOPTS=alpine | |
INTERFACESOPTS="auto lo | |
iface lo inet loopback | |
auto eth0 | |
iface eth0 inet dhcp | |
hostname alpine | |
" | |
TIMEZONEOPTS="UTC" |
These articles have been picked by the creator of Kat's Bookshelf to help provide some guidance to those who are new to self-guided learning.