@bennett.reloaded: Is struggling the point? #weirdart #animation

Luke Elston :

Great video. The Minecraft analogy is so real too

julian77m :

Man, I don’t want to be displace. People shouldn’t want to either but humans also can never agree on anything. Goodluck finding a space of time to create in a world that’s fully automated, I already seen many game dev have their games copied, editors having their work fed into AI and much more. I don’t know what to do ngl, the worst part is that the playing field is unfair, AI is a tool that can be used to displaced artists and make everything for you but you can’t use AI to slow down its progress or protect yourself or other, so maybe there’s nothing to do?

andytrnz :

something underdiscussed about ai dev is that I feel like being able to manifest an idea almost instantly does have a special feeling of manifesting a dream - while hard work is important and its definitely scary removing friction, its not just laziness and time saving, there's a certain kind of joy to it that I dont think we have the vocab articulate yet

kilgore :

I see both sides. But i’m creating things I never I never could before. And i’m being more creative than ever on a daily basis. Very grateful to have real skills under my belt regardless

Jared McCollum :

I like this a lot. We always have a bandwidth to create. The lens needs only to be shifted.

Bruno Leon :

Incredible. I think one of the hardest parts of this new era we’re entering is unlearning how we’ve been conditioned to define accomplishment. For so long, struggle and friction were almost inseparable from the idea of success, even though neither ever guaranteed it. And while having an idea doesn’t guarantee success either, we’re now entering a world where the distance between imagination and execution is shrinking dramatically. We have to unlearn the belief that something is only valuable if it was difficult to create. Struggle was never the measure of creativity.

SIR VON BUT COOLER :

Jesus this hits hard

jeni’s everything bagel :

Nicholas Wheeler :

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THE FATHER :

It becomes a part of you that knows what to ask for

🧡🍄Glowing Sunshine🍄🧡 :

A Professor of mine once explained: The space between the question and the answer is thought of the "struggle area". But in reality, that is the "learning" area. We call it "struggle" and resist the actual "learning" space. It helped me when he said this. Do not fear "learning".

Barefoot Lemon Jogs :

wow...

Wyrd :

I loved this,... but why does this give me Light Yagami talking with Ryuk. There's just something about the tone of voice or maybe the voice itself. Either way, good stuff

fosters.design :

Just followed you on X. Ive been neck deep in vibe coding games lately. I used to do it manually. This strikes a chord haha

ponz_scheme :

It’s been a weird paradigm shift over the past year with all of the recent innovation in AI. This perfectly encapsulates the introspection I’ve been having that’s been hard to into words. Glad to know I’m not alone in this feeling!

cbb.ai :

love this!!

Jon Sandmann :

Beautiful work

Lise | y2k internet junkie 💿✨ :

this is beautiful.

nepsnflows :

lovely and true

Spud Lite :

nah you should learn how to do it yourself. learning is a skill like anything else. the more time you spend learning the better you'll be at learning anything. if you didn't like making it, you shouldn't make it. the doing in my opinion is more important than the end product. if nobody likes what you made except you, it was all still worthwhile. if you didn't make something and everyone likes it, why'd you even bother? there's already plenty of stuff out there people like that you didn't make

Tyler X Koontz :

Yep

Josh Kohlmeier :

Really hit the nail on the head there buddy. Your main dude kept asking the same questions I’m asking myself, as I vibe code up yet another game dev project

fosters.design :

Perfect video man! You nailed it on the head

Memphis :

DAMN IT IM OUT HERE HOPING FOR THE ANSWER

🍉RJ is Tired🍉 :

proud of u