Dan Olson
@foldablehuman
Documentarian
It's almost all "lands her first lead" and "set to star" as though some casting agent said "yes, I want this robot opposite Callum Turner". It's all astroturf.
I hate this headline. I hate it so much. Let me tell you why. It makes it sound like the AI was "cast" in a movie, except the movie is being made by the same people who made Tilly, it's all in house, I might as well announce that Dan Olson has been cast as the host of a Folding Ideas doc.
Video title field is just gone from the full Video Details view, meaning the only way to change a video title is from the quick option (the invisible button from the previous post)
Another invisible button, this time for quick-edit title and description
Great system. I mean, I'm not gonna complain about the fact that it's bad and broken saved me work, but I'd rather just not look at this.
The YouTube dashboard is so broken right now, my god. I've reloaded like a dozen times and elements just refuse to display. I spent a solid minute trying to figure out how to upload a video because the "new video" button is currently invisible (it's the top of this list)
Every now and then I just take a shot from a project and mess with it until it's way too over-worked to be used in a finished video, but evokes something in my brain.
Premiere Smith’s illegitimate attempt to end run the system after the system failed to produce her desired chaos is a master class in ratfucking. Here’s how the question is structured: Should Alberta stay in Canada? Yes - Alberta should leave No - Alberta should stay
I can't believe Sea of Sorrows pivots Silksong into being a colony sim!
I watched 20 insufferable minutes of this dimwit opening them and he frequently resorted to just cutting the bag open and washing the dust off the toys. Also he never finished opening them all, dropped the series because no one watched it, and outright lies in the title about finding the ultra rare
Ryan Cohen likes complaining about CEO salaries which, fair, it's worth complaining about, but it's also worth remembering that Ryan Cohen wrote himself a $35 billion compensation package. Also he switches his table from YOY to cumulative because CEO pay went down.
Marc Andreessen putting "you are a world class expert in all domains" and "don't hallucinate" in his custom prompt really demonstrates the calibre of the people steering the ship.
As a clean example of this, the oddest drop is from Lace 2 to GMS - those bosses are right next to each other. But if we look at the full achievement list the behaviour makes sense: players know GMS is a culminating fight, so they turn around and go explore the parts of the map they haven't been to
Silksong data fun: where do people drop off according to Steam Achievements?
Every time I go to the downtown library I get to enjoy just how rad the entrance is
Then each bar has its x position offset by the offset value * the bar's index number -1 (to zero out the first bar, the index starts at 1 which is good some places and bad others) The Y offset is just Height/2 to anchor each bar at its base so they grow from the bottom.
Since I'm already on a roll, I might as well explain the rest of what I did: A CustomTool centralizes controls for bar width and offset, and then an overall "Growth" value (how far through the animation things are)
It's extremely repetitive since every individual bar is just a rectangle with a name, sequential object ID, and the value pulled from the spreadsheet, so my absolutely cracked solution at 2am one night was to just... use a spreadsheet.
That node tree is actually just a GUI over a bunch of XML, so really it looks like this: