BigGuyAppreciation

Picking out my fit for tomorrow night at the bar!

in a very festive miracle, bing is suddenly very clear about what strained buttons on a shirt are. it also seems to edge very slightly more towards naturalism than it used to, or at least it appears to when you prompt for a "film photo" in cold or overcast light.

in a very festive miracle, bing is suddenly very clear about what strained buttons on a shirt are. it also seems to edge very slightly more towards naturalism than it used to, or at least it appears to when you prompt for a "film photo" in cold or overcast light.

low effort lipsynch with a weird old youtube parody

He feels huge and loves it

i don't know why it's so edgy but it made me laugh so here's some young dads trying to be cool Runway Gen 3: looks higher quality than Kling, but the price you pay for this is a little less movement and a lower adherence to your written prompt, but maybe a more specific understanding of certain moves? I dunno, really hard to experiment with and pinpoint such things. Thankfully, it almost never completely fails like Luma does (though it's REALLY common to have faces be completely immobile)...but the other price you pay is lots of cash, I think it's about twice as expensive as Luma and wow Luma is expensive. At first I thought, well realistically, $100 a month for "unlimited" is better value than anything else. But that's not unlimited credits, that's unlimited access to slow generations, and based off the Reddit, people are mad about how slow it is, and it gets throttled terribly during peak hours. Also it has the most intentionally deceptive credit system. Runway has the highest moderation of any of the three, and I can't even imagine how infuriating it would be to pay $100+ and then get banned. There's already a hilarious amount of people regretting paying for a full year upfront. I'm sure there will be more, but remember you're basically paying to be a beta tester. It can and will change at any point, and you don't own shit. Buy a nice big meal for a real gainer.

the worst possible use of free will

CEOs getting fat.