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Meeting people IRL to talk about stuff is basically the only real solution.

Outside of that, you’d need to be the admin of your own forum where you manually give out credentials to people you trust to have them. Even then, someone might be a lair and spam anyway, or their account might get hacked, or there’s a backdoor, or something else.

I feel like this has always been the case, not just today.

I feel bad for David. I initially thought his stuff was AI, too. But then after going to his website and seeing the decades of work he’s been producing, it’s nothing short of amazing art.

It’s not really a surprise that AI mimics his work, it’s all been creative commons from the beginning, so it was likely one of the first things to be thrown into the slop machine.

My salary disgusts me for the wrong reason.

The punchline is that the guy hiding is hallucinating the recruiters. Companies aren’t actually hiring anyone for these jobs, they’re just posting them online to make it seem like they are.

I mean in terms of video containers, webm is a video container made by the same or adjacent team that made webp. The only other video container I’ve seen that supports transparency is HEVC, which only works in safari.

Transparency is the only reason I’d ever use webm, just to clarify.

Webp is ass. Kinda weird since its sibling, webm, is goated for supporting transparency.