@andersvane
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Author of heinous literature
Norway
Joined January 2025
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This would be funniest outcome, so it will probably happen.
Translated: Once the idea that Aurélien wrote with AI is accepted, those who have praised him will be left with just one alternative: either they have to reconsider their stance on the author and his novel, or they have to reconsider their stance on AI and creativity.
I believe this milieu is capable of flipping its entire anti-AI worldview overnight just to avoid backtracking on topics they consider far more explosive and dangerous, which could arise in the alternative.
It's getting closer to Christmas
@suno
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Tired of LLMs? How about a grammar that writes short stories. Same seed, same Hamlet.
No model. Dickens, Shakespeare, Melville, Austen, plus an original quest.
Very funny, and in these days of AI deluge, a welcome change
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Indies, these are the people you're trying to sell your books to. nitter.cf/AmiriKing/status/20926…
AI slop vs Human slop
What we used to call Bad Writing is now "authentic."
andersvane.com/p/ai-slop-vs-…
This is akin to me writing about norse mythology as a collapse into the black plague. Nolan is a nonce.
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The only country with free speech laws codified in the constitution tries to enforce restrictions on words like nigger, faggot, eskimos, indians, beaners and goy. Amazing really
There is nothing wrong with war nor hate. In Ecclesiastes it says specifically there's a time for everything.
a time to love and a time to hate,
a time for war and a time for peace.
Embrace it.
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In 1981, Orson Welles recorded a discussion with students at USC. When asked if he planned to make another film to “counter” the wave of purely commercial releases, this was his response…
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In the summer of 2000, as the Harry Potter series was quickly becoming a global sensation, legendary Yale critic Harold Bloom gave one of his most unpopular takes, calling 35 million readers wrong
If a Disney live action movie comes on (non cartoon remake), and it's made before about 2010, I know it's gonna be all right, maybe great.
Anything later, I know it's gonna be absolutely terrible.
Their image is absolutely cooked.
PS! Watching Rocketeer.
We had old movies.
Watched Karate Kid 3 yesterday. Better than I remember. Enjoyable through and through.
And the lighting and colors are truly great.
No, it’s pure vanity
One piece of advice floats around writing communities constantly: “Build your audience before you publish.” The problem is that many indie authors with thousands of followers still launch books that barely sell. Followers don’t automatically become readers. Some authors argue you should focus on writing books first and build readership afterward. So here’s the uncomfortable question: Do followers actually convert to readers?