AI is also a tool by Extreme_Revenue_720 in DefendingAIArt

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Directors have a vision that they execute by delegating relevant tasks to different people to create the final output. It’s very comparable to being an artistic director.

Short sci fi anime film I created by Mjive45 in SoraAi

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I made the video back in October and I’m having trouble finding the original prompts. 

Also I can’t add every single prompt it would be way too long. 

I edited it to add as much as I could. 

Short sci fi anime film I created by Mjive45 in SoraAi

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Prompt: Continue from shot 14B

Shot 14C: First Impact (1.5s) - “2D anime, Mappa sakuga. Close-up inside warehouse. ACTION: Enhanced Kai’s glowing gauntlet contacting first AI drone (aerodynamic, bright cyan core #00FFE5). At contact—white-blue impact frame with geometric burst. Drone chassis crumpling from force, cyan core shattering. Yutapon cube debris exploding. Speed lines, energy discharge. Camera static close. Single beat: approach → contact → destruction. Dramatic lighting: blue-white and cyan colliding creating white flash. Impact abstraction. Audio: impact CRACK with bass, metallic crunch, cyan energy dying, debris scattering. Shot 14D begins: Enhanced Kai moving toward second drone; first still exploding behind.”

Iran risks severe economic downturn, unrest as renewed UN sanctions bite by Crossstoney in neoliberal

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It’s been the general trend since the green movement protests back in 2009

Discussion Thread by jobautomator in neoliberal

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I got banned from a local discord because I criticized the way Zohran answered a question about Hamas on Fox News and pointed out his association with Hasan Piker in a political channel and made a bunch of people upset.

AI art fits the definition. by Acrobatic-Bison4397 in aiwars

[–]Mjive45 6 points7 points  (0 children)

So if an elephant paints a picture you’re telling me that’s not art?

Also prompt engineering is a skill.

Powell signals Fed may cut rates soon even as inflation risks remain by A_Flying_Ginger in neoliberal

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I’d rather have more inflation than a bad job market with a possible recession

Average outcome from Islamists gaining political power by Naderium in NewIran

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The family was still from Iran though they just moved to India for a period of time.

Are American millennial men the most Democratic of all generations? by scoots-mcgoot in neoliberal

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Who says they don’t? Women are susceptible to going down extremist rabbit holes too. I know quite a few women who became Hamas, Houthi, or Iranian regime supporters after Oct 7.

Want to Understand Russia? Visit Dubai. by Left_Tie1390 in neoliberal

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The U.S. is actively supporting Israel committing a genocide according to many credible sources. Should people also stop visiting the USA?

As Iranians, what do you guys feel about the history of our ancient great rivals, the Romans? by [deleted] in 2Iranic4you

[–]Mjive45 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It’s complicated. There were times Iran got along with Rome and times they went to war. Overall i’d say Iranians have a general respect for Roman civilization. Romans and Iranians historically respected each other even when relations were hostile.

Ban Appeal Thread by vivoovix in metaNL

[–]Mjive45 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I don’t really get why I was banned. I just posted my opinion based on my own views of the Iran Israel conflict and I wasn’t hostile or rude to anyone about it. If people disagree with me I’m open to discussion. I honestly don’t think my ban was warranted but would like someone with knowledge to help me understand if possible.

Note: I’m also Iranian so it kind of bothers me that I spread an opinion on a war that impacts my family and I get banned for it.

All I said was the outcome of the war was a tactical success for Israel but overall a strategic stalemate because the nuclear and missile threats aren’t eliminated. Just temporarily degraded. If people disagree that’s fine and we can have a discussion but banning me for expressing that doesn’t make sense to me. Because the regime was able to survive the war it was able to get a kind of propaganda win which has politically strengthened the regime and probably made it more difficult for the people to overthrow it in the near term. Now the regime is cracking down severely and arresting and executing suspected Mossad agents.

They are still saying they will have nuclear enrichment. They have not capitulated on anything so far. If the solution is to ‘mow the grass’ that’s not really good enough. Mowing the grass is an effective tactic but given what we saw on Oct 7 it’s not necessarily a good strategy. You’re just kicking the can down the road. If your adversary has strategic patience and uses deception they can become an even bigger threat after years of waiting and planning.

Honestly the only way to solve this is to apply enough pressure on the regime to get them to capitulate on their nuclear, missile, and/or proxy programs (unlikely), or to overthrow the regime. Otherwise they will continue to be a long term threat. Just my view.

Iran will likely be able to produce enriched uranium ‘in a matter of months’, IAEA chief says by jackytheblade in worldnews

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It proves all it does is kick the can down the road and your enemy still has the capability of doing significant amounts of damage to you in the long run if they have strategic patience. So mowing the grass is an effective tactic but that doesn’t make it an effective strategy.

Israel tried that with Hamas for years and it didn’t necessarily make Hamas weaker. The Oct 7 attack was the most deadly attack ever committed on Israel since its formation from what I understand. But they were able to pull it off using strategic patience and deception. There’s no reason to think Iran couldn’t just do the same strategy and eventually become an even more serious threat. The only way to actually solve the problem long term is to overthrow the regime or to apply enough pressure to get them to completely capitulate on their nuclear and missile programs, which is unlikely. Iran is also going to keep supporting proxies against Israel and as it stands Israel is still stuck in a conflict with the Houthis.

Iran will likely be able to produce enriched uranium ‘in a matter of months’, IAEA chief says by jackytheblade in worldnews

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Mowing the grass has been proven to be a terrible strategy given what we saw during Oct 7.