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1 час назад @ cnbc.com"The European Union's Copernicus climate monitoring service confirmed Monday that June and July were the hottest on record in western Europe," .according to a report from the CBC. "The period saw an estimated 25,000 heat-related deaths." CNN has before-and-after photos of Europe's dried rivers, calling it "a crisis so dire it can be seen from space" River levels are so low that commercial ships have had to reduce their loads by as much as 80% to avoid running aground. It's disrupting supply chains and making shipping more expensive. Other effects of Europe's drying rivers The BBC reports that Romania has "shut down its only nuclear power station because of extremely low water levels in the …
22 часа назад @ news.slashdot.org
I made an ad (an AI claymation spot) for my app that replaces "lol" with your friend's real reaction
Humans evolved. Video sharing… apparently didn’t. We went from cave drawings to DMs, but somehow we’re still sending videos and getting “😂, 🔥 or “LOL” back. Vidrip fixes the part we somehow forgot: the actual reaction. Send the video. See their face. Get the moment back. I'm a developer taking my first real swing at marketing, so I'd genuinely love any feedback! submitted by /u/vidripapp [link] [comments]
16 часов назад @ reddit.com
I made an AI generated Cowboy ad for my free browser game as a joke but it brought in 70 new players
been building a free one tap arcade game solo since mid July (loopchomp.com). growth was all reddit posts until last week i tried something a silly ai video a 15 second video of a cowboy betting viewers he could hit a bullseye, and if he did they had to play my game. he hit it. cost me like $4 in api cost . Has anyone else replaced their marketing budget with a ai video model? submitted by /u/Earningsalgo [link] [comments]
18 часов назад @ reddit.com