It’s a tough problem to solve! It’s definitely beyond my expertise.

Love to see these results!

I’m watching Oppenheimer next week at the Universal IMAX on 70mm. THRILLED

Good question! It’s probably the most psychologically damaging job out there.

Ironically, maybe with AI? But that would mean we would have to train a model to recognize the worst images and videos possible…which means gathering all of that data…which means whomever trains that model will be scarred…actually, maybe not a good idea…

It’s going ok!

My sons daycare had to close for the week because of a COVID outbreak so I’ve been daddy-day care all week. It’s nice to spend quality time with him, but man 2-year-olds are a lot.

To be honest, this isn’t an AI problem, but a content moderation and labor force ethics problem. You can swap out AI with social media and you’ll find the same amount of psychological harm to moderators.

Thank you for clarifying!

Thank you for clarifying!

So weird! And why AIDS? Seems a little bit alarmist.

Awesome!

I think all deaths, but I’m not sure. I’m not a realtor! :)

Correct me if I’m wrong, but here in California you don’t have to report if someone died in your house after a certain period of time. The only exception, I’m told by my realtor, is if the deceased were a minor.

As long as it doesn’t affect my ability to resell, doesn’t bother me at all.

It takes time. I’m ten years into my career as a cinematographer and I still feel like I haven’t achieved “it” yet.

Copyright protection should only apply to people and if they are alive.

We’re stifling artistic innovation when copyright is controlled by corporations.

I don’t understand, as in it slows down?

It was his last update before changing leadership. IDK what the status will be after that.

Just tried Limbo, though, and loving it!

Thank you! Bookmarking right now.

Mlem is no longer on testflight, they just announced a change in leadership, so hopefully it continues with development. Seems like it will, given their announcement: https://beehaw.org/post/693759

To me, Superbad falls under the “one night in high school” genre.

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