darkkite

watch up to 1:18 for amazing interrupted NPC dialog.

this is how they should market their gameplay videos with insanely highly skilled gameplay

the professional ones are 6k+ https://www.izugar.com/shop/product/mkx200_k2pro/ and the consumer ones are $200

If you can create more immersive content with this headset then i could see the next generation of instagram but for 3d content shot in devices like this.

It would also be cool if smartphones could shoot in this format too.

I believe the format has been dominated by adult content, but people could enjoy regular content shot in 3d.

This assumes that there's no catch with the video output format.

Adding OpenAI to their cloud products and windows 11 highlights a missed opportunity to have AI vertically integrated in their mobile products.

Looking at this site-wide blackout planned (100M+ users affected), it's clear that if reddit could halt the moderators from protesting the would.

If their entire business can be held hostage by a few power mods, then it's in their best interest to reduce risk.

Reddit almost 2 decades worth flagged content for various reasons. I could see a future in which all comments are first checked by a LLM before being posted.

Using AI could handle the bulk of automation and would then allow moderation do be done entirely by reddit in-house or off-shore with a few low-paid workers as is done with meta and bytedance.

this is pretty useful when using RES or baconreader.