Here are some thumbnails I made for the TMBG Live at Kings Theatre video, so that YouTube could run A/B tests to see what was the best clickbait
YouTube’s results said that they were all completely amazing and that I’m very clever and smart and good-looking.
Also, that the video didn’t get enough clicks to measure anything.
You win some, you lose some.
A new issue for an old year, about old issues from older years. Don’t tell anyone, but the issue title font is wrong.
Next year, I’d like to start sending out a new serial that I’ve been dwelling on for a long time, and try to get over the idea that I’m bothering my subscribers by sending them the thing they signed up for. You could always become one of them, you know. Nothing drowns out the publishing guilt with not-publishing guilt like a new subscriber!
As Arthur C Clarke once said, sufficiently advanced manual labor is indistinguishable from AI. Or, something. Anyway the bosses asked me to use some generative AI, whip up a few dozen VFX shots. I gave it a try.
In the first round, it told me that I can’t use image editing features on anything that involves a human with a face. Okay, so let’s cover up the human and try again. Maybe we’ll get something we can matte into the original shot.
I mean, the mic stand is gone.
Pretty sure my job is secure for a little while longer.