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It’s going to make film production, software development, medical diagnosis, music instruction, etc. ad nauseum cheaper, better and more scalable.
It’s frightening in some ways, but it’s a massive productivity gain. It will continue to advance.
On the human craft side, however, this article is also about the cancellation of Spider-Noir despite:
Spider-Noir was the actor's first TV role and was praised globally, with season 1 earning a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating from critics of 92% and a 90% rating from audiences.
Critics stated that "This sharply written homage to classic film noir — which includes a standout Nicolas Cage performance — is the novel superhero project fans need," and "Spider-Noir is one of the standout shows of the year...." The cancellation was certainly a huge shock as it had earned 11 Emmy nominations and reached 2.6 billion minutes viewed within its first six weeks on Prime Video.
There's a tension between "productivity gains" and "quality" that still needs resolving.
"You're not going to stop the dirt. Your car will just get dirty again. Entropy is inevitable. It will continue to advance."
I'm sure he knows that, he's probably also aware that his opportunities for acting will be diminishing.
But we should be applauding him for having principles and sticking to them, which seems increasingly rare in this post-truth World. Avarice, deception and outright lying seem largely to have taken over from self-discipline and morality and it's rare for someone to draw a line in the sand and stand behind it.
Can somebody explain why this obviously fallacious retort is so common somewhere as ostensibly elevated as HN?
I.e. yes, we know. What is the implication in context? That he should just shut the fuck up?
Mostly though we live in a hypersaturated propaganda environment and it really really works on some. This effect is amplified when their paycheck depends, or is perceived to depend on the success of that propaganda.