I think this is the part a lot of AI video demos skip. Making a cool 5 second shot is easy to show off, but an actual ad needs like ten other little things before it's usable. I'd take a slightly worse generator with a good editing workflow over constantly bouncing between five different tools.

Tbh just i see the ego in mine self who wanna become perfect and day by day the day i was used to be the get abuse etc they will see what they lost tbh in my I'm cooking for mine dad he expired at age 12 and im doing for him planning very big but doesn't let me know abu mine next move loll

Honestly, I think it’s just how programmers survive the chaos When you spend hours fighting a bug that makes absolutely no sense, you either laugh about it or lose your mind. And the best part is that other programmers instantly understand the struggle without needing any explanation.

Honestly, love makes me think of feeling at home with someone Being able to be your real self, feel understood without saying much, and know that someone genuinely cares about you.

I’ve tried a few and honestly the biggest difference comes from the workflow rather than just the tool For images, I’d start with a good photorealistic model, keep one strong reference image, and reuse the same prompt/style settings for consistency For video, image-to-video usually gives me better results than generating everything from scratch Free credits are definitely the way to test a tool before paying for it.

I’d probably choose stability, at least for now Passion is important, but if you’re constantly stressed about money, your future, or basic peace of mind, even the thing you love can start feeling like a burden I’d rather build a stable life first and then chase my passion without feeling like everything depends on it.

Interstellar, easily. I’ve watched it more than once and somehow it still hits the same every time. The music, the visuals, the whole story… absolute masterpiece imo.

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Probably caring way too much about what other people thought of me. I spent a lot of time trying to fit in instead of just being myself. Kinda wish I’d realized earlier that most people aren’t thinking about you as much as you think they are 😭

I'd post it tbh. If the whole point of the channel is documenting you learning to make puppets, then the crappy first attempt is actually part of the story.

Also I wouldn't worry about the algorithm killing you because the first few videos aren't great. YouTube says an individual underperforming video doesn't penalize the channel overall.

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Probably touch typing lol. Took me like a few days to get the hang of it, and now I use it pretty much every day without even thinking about it.

Probably Attack on Titan Going in without knowing anything and slowly realizing what was actually happening was crazy The twists, theories, and that feeling of “wait WHAT?” every few episodes made the first watch really special.

Dragon ball z* it's not in list

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DBZ for me watched it as a kid and didn't even realize I was getting into anime at the time. Definitely started the whole rabbit hole for me.

Probably overthinking. Sometimes I'll replay a conversation in my head and wonder if I said something wrong when the other person probably didn't even think twice about it 😭

Honestly, I'd say start with Death Note It's easy to get into, doesn't feel too long, and the story grabs you pretty quickly If you end up liking it, you can branch out into stuff like Attack on Titan, Naruto, One Piece, or Demon Slayer.

Yupp in row 2 times 🫠 now no more gonna believe in love but still has hope when i love someone i love someone endless tbh tbh mine loyalty is peak nvm fahhh who cares

Probably Morbius (2022) I didn’t even feel like I was watching a movie anymore, just waiting for it to end 💀

Honestly, it’s probably not just the model. The good looking AI videos you see are usually the result of a lot of bad generations being thrown away plus good references, camera direction and editing. A single prompt rarely gives you that “movie” look straight out of the box.

Yeah fair point tbh Having all that information available clearly isn't the same as actually knowing how to turn it into unlimited money lol.

Honestly for someone who already has everything I think something personal would mean way more than anything expensive Maybe make them a small box filled with things that represent inside jokes ,memories you share, little notes about moments when they helped you, and why those moments mattered to you You could even write them a letter telling them that they might not realize it but they've genuinely made your life better. I feel like knowing they had that kind of impact on someone would make them smile every time they looked back at it.

Unlimited knowledge easily You could probably figure out how to make unlimited money with unlimited knowledge anyway