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This doesn't seem like a mystery to me. In my experience the more you climb up through management the more you leave the realm of clear-cut choices and enter a world of nasty trade-offs. Do that enough times, and get your head spun around enough by trade-offs you don't know how to navigate but have to deal with immediately, and you'll get a kind of "trade off numbness".
osascript -e 'tell app "System Events" to tell appearance preferences to set dark mode to not dark mode'In “Hail, Caesar” it actually makes sense for Josh Brolin’s character, as a studio head, is considering a job offer from Lockheed.
It is very very easy to do what comes naturally and never deviate from that. Break the pattern.
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I tend to like TV soundtracks for suspenseful shows. Action movies/shows are too bombastic generally.
In the same way the paper and pen, the typewriter, the telegraph, or the internet changed how people exchanged various kinds of language, LLMs will greatly change how we communicate, but LLMs are fundamentally about generating text - so I would think it would increase the value of very good written language. Hopefully it will also greatly help people who struggle with communicating themselves with written language.
Also, it is probably well known, but I don't ever see it posted here: Liberty's Highlights - libertyrpf.com
> Netflix could buy 10 top quality screenplays per year with the cash they’ll spend on that one job [$900k]. They must have big plans for AI.
Most films Netflix makes have a budget of over $5M. According to the WGA agreement with the studios writers get paid a MINIMUM of $175k for those films. Which means you could buy 5 of the cheapest screenplays on the market for $900k. But if you think paying WGA minimums will get you top quality scripts you're in for a surprise.
[ref]: https://www.wga.org/uploadedFiles/contracts/min20.pdf
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