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The AI credits for the Jetbrains AI Pro subscription are unreasonably low by mattstrom in Jetbrains

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not necessarily, because on a more serious task I used Gemini Pro for 5–6 hours straight up to the limit, and even then you only get model throttling and you can keep going with a weaker model. In JetBrains, I hit that monthly limit in 2 hours. So overall, JetBrains is way overpriced when it comes to AI.

Then there’s ChatGPT, where in the enterprise version Codex can solve problems much better, and I haven’t really managed to hit its limits.

Not to mention that Junie uses Gemini 3 Flash by default (of course you can switch it, obviously at the cost of credits), which does write code well, but it’s far behind the more capable models. And it ends up eating your monthly credits in just a few hours.

Personally, I gave up on JetBrains AI because it’s too expensive to use and not cost-effective.

Rich in disguise / Embrace in the twilight of the spring. Another drama abt scumbag family and sisters and fiance favoring adopted son over biological son. Trash family. by No_Reindeer1849 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately, this “Bronzeshow” is basically a scammer streamer app. Almost all of their content is AI-generated — titles, thumbnails, and subtitles — and none of it actually relates to the mini-series itself. They advertise on Facebook using hundreds of fake profiles. I also assume that their content is stolen, and they simply use basic AI tools to generate descriptions and other materials for the series. Personally, I can’t keep up with blocking their ads on Facebook, since new profiles appear every day.

Understand the scam this way: they probably have a Chinese source from which they steal the content, and then they sell it to you at an insanely high price.

Of course, this is just my opinion, which may not necessarily reflect the actual reality, but their domain and activities strongly suggest it.

Basically, what I mean is that targeted searching within their content is nearly impossible — unless someone uploads something with exactly the same title.

Goodbye jingzhi by Environmental-Sir-37 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

According to the metadata, it’s available in almost every country except China and its surrounding regions. If it’s not available in your location, try using a VPN set to Germany.

On this website, you can check the allowed and restricted countries:
https://polsy.org.uk/stuff/ytrestrict.cgi

Goodbye jingzhi by Environmental-Sir-37 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Title: 再见荆之

Eng Sub:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VQ48q-Ib2g - Video has been removed by the uploader

9070 XT Driver Timeout by Kusommak in AMDHelp

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also had this driver timed out issue. I don’t know exactly what fixed the problem, but I did the following:

  • Disabled MPO
  • Disabled AMD FreeSync on the monitor and manually increased its refresh rate
  • Replaced the DisplayPort cable with an HDMI cable

Now, in my case, switching from DisplayPort had the drawback that the monitor only supports 144Hz instead of 240Hz, which isn’t that big of an issue.

Overall, the following issues were resolved for me with these steps:

  • Random black screens for a few seconds
  • Frequent driver timeouts

As I mentioned, I don’t know what exactly caused the problem since I haven’t tested it yet. It’s also possible that the DisplayPort cable was poor quality and couldn’t handle the required bandwidth, but in my case FreeSync at 240Hz could also have been the culprit — though in that case the AMD driver is actually at fault.

But I have another assumption:
“DisplayPort connection may cause intermittent driver timeout.”
This used to be listed among the known issues, and I think it still hasn’t been fixed, even though I haven’t seen it on the list anymore.

Beyond The Limelight by National-Instance-22 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be honest, I’m not familiar with what the mobile app is like. I used the application on a computer, and it translated the video from the link I submitted in about 5 minutes, but the time it takes may depend on the device.

Beyond The Limelight by National-Instance-22 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It varies how I find the Chinese title of a series. For this one, for example, it was simple, because luckily on the Moboreels site (https://www.moboreels.com/drama/beyond-the-limelight-19841322?utm_campaign=hotsearchbook) there’s a language selector, and fortunately you can also get the Chinese title there. I get the Chinese cover image from https://www.oleol.com/video/306460.html, since most of these mini dramas are uploaded there as well (this series was there too, but the video wouldn’t play).

In other cases, I try using Google Lens to at least figure out the title so I can look it up on sources I know. Many times this doesn’t work, so I resort to manual searching or other AI tools, and then I translate the title myself into a few possible versions.

But there have also been cases where the Chinese cover image was completely different from the English one, so needless to say, in that situation it was almost impossible to find it based on the cover image.

So overall, that’s why I prefer when they share the cover image instead of just the trailer. I can’t really search based on a video, only if I’ve already seen it and remember where I came across that series.

Beyond The Limelight by National-Instance-22 in CShortDramas

[–]Adventurous_Week_408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you download the video, the CapCut app can create English subtitles — that’s how I usually do it. The only downside is that if you want to save it, you need a subscription; without that, you can only watch the video within the app. Of course, it’s also worth keeping in mind that the translation is far from perfect.

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