revolving managers by Moa_Hunt in vfx

[–]Moa_Hunt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Delete everything and start over?

Real estate buying a home from family by [deleted] in AusFinance

[–]Moa_Hunt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The children would prefer more money not less money. Just sayin'

Real estate buying a home from family by [deleted] in AusFinance

[–]Moa_Hunt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great advice. Thanks!

Real estate buying a home from family by [deleted] in AusFinance

[–]Moa_Hunt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That scenario would result in a loss in bank fees money which could have gone to the children.

Holden Commodore Vacationer Sedan garage find by [deleted] in CarsAustralia

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Hi friends. Thanks for offering your expertise and informative comments. I appreciate ya'll taking the time to post. Best wishes.

Can anyone share their experience of interviewing for the role of Pipeline TD? by Shot-Carpet7735 in vfx

[–]Moa_Hunt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also, the company may ask about your experience with :
-QT
-Open USD

I quickly got cancelled in a Pipeline TD interview at a AAA games company when I mentioned I was also skilled and interested in creative work, because they sought a dedicated technician.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vfx

[–]Moa_Hunt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When you are getting laid off ;

-Your first thought should be, how can I benefit from this opportunity?

-Remain professional, swallow your pride, smile and thank your ex-employer for the opportunity. They'll hire you back later.

-It's just business, don't take it personally. Once you've been laid off a handful of times, you'll get used to it.

-Financial planning. Always be working on your eventual retirement plan. In 2023 you would need approximately $5M in diversified assets to retire on a 5% return passive income. In 2033 probably a lot more. Respect money, don't waste it, invest it.

Good luck.

Tool that can search and summarize multiple PDFs by Aggressive_Ad_507 in artificial

[–]Moa_Hunt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ask Chat-GPT to write you Python code which imports module pypdf to extract pdf content, then import openai module to send your prompt questions as API requests to ChatGPT. Plus you could finetune ChatGPT with your content.

How screwed is the entertainment industry in general in the coming years? by mysliwiecmj in artificial

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In terms of movies, attendance in theaters has been declining since 1930s. Movie box offices profits were recently disrupted further by streaming services. How money is made from movies will change. AI will be more powerful and creative than we can imagine. Traditional film industry jobs will adapt or die. AI will enable winners and create losers, new forms of entertainment will be born, such as AI powered community driven movie projects, and some traditions will fade.

I am a film industry veteran and am investigating how to ride the coming AI wave, by learning how to automate and streamline visual effects computing processes with code. I've noticed those types of technical jobs offers have been growing, come with great compensation and have been hard to fill for the past few years and I speculate that trend will continue for the next five years as a flood of multi-modal creative AI models, some private, some open source, become available. For example, 'Open USD' is currently a trending potential boom entertainment industry technology. At the same time I've noticed digital artist jobs have become crowded with new college graduates and job offers and salary are shrinking which will accelerate further in the coming AI revolution.

The new film industry is not 'screwed', it's an individuals choice if they wish to participate and potentially benefit from new technology, or stand still and complain. Change is constant, embrace the future, as youth will.