bsenftner

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Denver, CO based MBA/Developer with a long history in professional 3D animation production; over 15 years as a lead game developer (Sony, EA), several years in feature film visual effects (Rhythm & Hues Studios), global patent author of what are now called DeepFakes, founder and CEO of www.3D-Avatar-Store.com (site is gone, who knows what is at that link now). Was working full time in facial recognition as a software scientist but left that industry min-Pandemic. Currently CTO of a CA Immigration Law firm, CEO/developer of https://midombot.com/b1/home and also developing propeller-head targeted courses. Contact me if interested in learning what an accomplished Software Scientist with an International Business & Economics double major MBA could do for you...
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Show threadbsenftner9h ago
Codex also has a similar issue, after finishing a task, declaring it finished and starting to work on something new... the first 1-2 prompts of the new task contain replies that are a summary of the completed task from before, with the just entered prompt seemingly ignored. A reminder if their idiot savant nature.
Show threadbsenftner2d ago
I own the official release, and upon first viewing I do remember slight changes from that screener version, but nothing material. I half expected all or at least some of the brand names to be replaced because the film was so insulting towards them, but that all remained. Starbucks whores were okay, I guess, with Starbucks.
Show threadbsenftner2d ago
Hence the "WTF" shared glances between myself and the filmmakers at that Idiocracy screening. The audience reaction was more memorable than the film, it was like the film did not end and the audience picked up the storyline.
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I attended an audience testing screener for Idiocracy before the film's final edit. I could not believe my eyes and ears, I loved it unlike anything I'd seen before, it was the hardest US culture satire I'd seen up to that point. Then the lights came up and the audience started giving their reviews, in an open mike fashion. They all identified with the "idiots" and were indignant insulted, and angry. I remember making eye contact with Mike Judge like "WTF!" It was an early screener and I think that reaction was a surprise to the film team. I own a copy and watch it more than once a year. One of my favorite hard satires.