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YouTube kanalı açmayı hep isteyip bir türlü başlayamadıysanız, bu post derdinize derman olacak.
Bu hafta paylaştığım skill cinecode ücretsiz ve açık kaynak. Sadece Claude üyeliğinizle, sağda solda satılan kurslara para vermeden, aynı işi yapan araçları parayla satan platformlara gerek kalmadan kanalınızı açabileceksiniz.
Aşağıdaki Bermuda belgeseli için bir gece cinecode'a "kararları sen ver" deyip yattım. Sabah teslim raporuyla uyandım: sekiz dakikalık nerdeyse final bir video. Son haliyse, değişmesini istediğim yerleri detaylıca anlattığım tek bir revizeyle çıktı. Bunu yazarken harbici gururluyum, birkaç hafta önce bu cümleleri kuramazdım.
Ne yapıyor derseniz: fikrinizden senaryoyu yazıyor, sahneleri kodla üretiyor, gerektiğinde stok görsel tarayıp arşivden buluyor, motion design ile görsel kancalar kuruyor, açık kaynak ses efektlerini ve müziği de ekleyip son kurguya kadar götürüyor.
Valla bu skill gerçekten oldu, dümen değil. Kurcalayın, iyice aşina olun, benden iyilerini de yapacaksınızdır. Kamera almadan, yüzünüzü göstermeden, kurgucu tutmadan kanal zaten açılıyordu; ama artık başka hiçbir araca ihtiyaç duymadan, sadece Claude'la ya da kullandığınız yapay zekâ aracıyla yapabileceksiniz. Kafayı koyup emek verirseniz elinizde kanal açacak kalitede iş üretebileceğiniz bir araç var.
Ben de izninizle kendi kanallarımı açıyorum artık; hepinizi kendime rakip etmesem içime sinmezdi. Sıra trend bir konu ve doğru nişte. Tutan formatı bulup seri üretime geçeceğim. Belki de Bermuda gibi paranormal olaylar anlatan bir kanaldan devam ederim.
cinecode'u geliştirmekten de bir süre uzaklaşacağım, şu haliyle fazlasıyla yeterli. Aklıma gelen fikirleri not ediyorum, özleyince döneceğim.
Repo ve kurulum ilk yorumda. Bu akşam konunuzu seçin, YouTube'da görüşürüz.
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if you're using claude to edit videos, give it 17M+ films and 14M audio recordings for $0
the internet archive has a free api. no key.
10,000+ prelinger films (public domain stock footage)
187,000 78rpm records
300,000+ live concert recordings
give it archive.org/developers/ and ask:
“whenever you need archival b-roll or period music, search the prelinger and 78rpm collections on archive.org and use them in the edit”
some great clips that are amazing for slightly more artsy ads for tech
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THIS IS THE MOST DIABOLICAL COMMENT SECTION EVER.
Someone is getting fired over this…
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With everyone busily using LLMs + Blender/Three.js to make 3D models, I thought I'd try a different geometric representation.
This dragon isn't a mesh, NeRF, 3DGS, or video model: it's 27kb of GLSL code (generated via LLM), defining a closed-form implicit surface. 🧵 [1/n]
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Minimax H3 is honestly ridiculous for motion design when the source image already includes typography. 🔥
It doesn’t just animate the image.
It can make the text feel integrated into the motion, like it was designed for the sequence from the start.
That opens up a lot for posters, key art, title cards and branded visuals.
I’ll drop the exact images I used below 👇
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🚨 Adobe stock is about to get another hit today:
About a week ago, they announced a beta feature called Relight.
Today I'm officially releasing a better version of Relight that works in your browser for FREE directly in ImageFlow!
For those who still doubt the SaaS apocalypse, think about it...
- They charge a subscription + 30 ai credits for each render → ImageFlow is free
- They upload your photos to their server to run the ai model on it → ImageFlow runs entirely in the browser, nothing is uploaded
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Todos los productos de Adobe reimplementados desde cero, gratuitos y de código abierto
→ getartcraft.com/apps
ALT Interfaz de herramientas creativas para edición de imágenes, ilustración, video y desarrollo de bibliotecas.
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🚨NEW EXPERIMENT 🚨
Playground is an experimental gaming platform that lets you create your own games with zero coding experience. If you can think it, you can play it.
Go to labs.google/playground to learn more! Available to users 18+ in the US.
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Fuck Adobe.
The revolution has come, and they’re the first up against the wall.
If they hadn’t decided to go maximum fee-extraction and decided to focus on building goodwill, maybe it could have gone differently.
This is the doom I predicted a few days ago, coming for Photoshop. A clean-room open-source reimplementation.
No prizes for guessing that they decompiled Photoshop to source code, processed that to some kind of non-code specification language, then fed the spec to an LLM with an instruction to generate Rust.
Adobe just got nuked. And closed source is dead, dead, dead.
github.com/storytold/photocr…
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Prompt share: Calm in Chaos Sticker
💬 Prompt:
Die-cut sticker art of a [character] calmly [action] while surrounded by an exaggerated [chaotic situation], caption: “[text]”, absurd cartoon style, bold saturated colors, thick black outlines, minimal shading, simplified shapes, playful proportions, expressive posture, humorous contrast between calm behavior and surrounding chaos, clean sticker composition, stark white background
Try it and share yours ✨
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4 underrated cities according to GPT 2.5. Never been to any of them.
Prompt:
2x2 grid, 16:9, 4 underrated cities A = { paper map layer: curled edges, tear region, fibers, layered stock }
B = { city cluster: $LANDMARK_A..E + inferred iconic supporting buildings, street grid, greenery, guardrails }
C = { 3D wordmark: $ CITY, organic extrusion from sidewalks/plazas }
D = { lighting rig: softboxes, rim, negative fill }
E = { seamless white background }
SCENE = (A ∩ paper_physics) ∪ (B ∩ cityscape_model) ∪ (C ∩ typographic_terrain) ∪ (D ∩ illumination) ∪ (E)
where:
- B elements are arranged into a tight skyline via an attraction‑repulsion graph that maintains realistic scale cues.
- The map tear is a subtraction (A \ intact_surface) with exposed paper layers as edge details.
- Wordmark letters are grown from pedestrian paths using a diffusion‑limited aggregation from street network nodes.
- Camera: 40mm equivalent, dynamic low angle with parallax between map and skyline.
- Post: mild clarity, neutral white balance, shadow catcher. No neon.
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FOUND AN UNCENSORED LOCAL VIDEO MODEL TO CREATE ADULT CONTENT 👀
NSFW Wan 1.3B was fine-tuned specifically for adult content
• text to video
• based on Wan 1.3B
• trained on NSFW data
• around 2.8GB for the newer checkpoint
• can run locally
don't download the old e10 checkpoint though
the repo now recommends: wan_1.3B_exp_e14.safetensors
check it out:
huggingface.co/NSFW-API/NSFW…
test it locally with fictional adult characters
SOMEONE JUST TURNED QWEN3.5-9B INTO AN UNCENSORED LOCAL MODEL
and it runs on your own laptop
• 5.2 GB Q4_K_M
• 18/18 on the best refusal test
• 262K context
• Ollama, llama.cpp and MLX
• vision support on GGUF
the wild part is how small it is
download it here: huggingface.co/lukey03/Qwen3…
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if you want to make money with AI influencers
do not compete with perfect blondes with double D's
instead make an unhinged avatar, that targets a specific fetish
you'll have basically 0 competition and it will be way easier
crazy example below...
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next level AI upscale
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video shows a local ComfyUI Krea2Edit workflow using custom nodes from NO8D's AI-Workshop, not the unrelated Filmera.ai cloud upscale template linked in replies. The post gives no credit to the workflow's creators.
patreon.com/no8d/posts/kre…
github.com/no8d/ComfyUI-N…
filmera.ai/templates/3051…
x.com/EHuanglu/statu…
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It's live 🎉
Type a topic and Storycast makes a narrated explainer video, like the ones you watch on YouTube. Opus 5.5 writes and edits, H3 Max animates.
What I love most is how Opus 5.5 writes. The stories have real warmth, the facts are right, and every scene flows into the next one. It never feels like slop.
I ran around 250 generations and spent about $1.8K to get the pipeline right, so you don't have to. It's all open source.
website: storycast-fawn.vercel.app
repo: github.com/ilkerzg/storycast
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Opus 5.5 designing LEGO 👀
I asked it to design a Microduck I can build with real LEGO pieces. It:
> designed it life-size using 1113 real LEGO parts
> verified: 3,204 connections, 0 collisions, every step buildable, centre of mass inside the feet 🤯
> made a 141-page LEGO-style booklet (237 steps)
> priced every piece in the browser and prepared the orders on BrickLink
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GPT image 2 on chatgpt
Prompt:
Create a refined editorial travel-art composition based on a reference photograph. The image is divided vertically into two parts: the upper section is a realistic cinematic travel photograph, while the lower section transforms the exact same scene into a delicate hand-painted watercolor illustration.
Upper section: authentic candid travel photography, natural daylight, soft shadows, subtle film grain, realistic textures, sophisticated European atmosphere, documentary-style composition, people naturally walking through the scene, beautiful architectural details, slightly muted elegant colors, high-end travel magazine photography.
Lower section: a minimalist handmade watercolor painting of the exact same scene, preserving the recognizable composition, architecture, people, poses, perspective and major visual elements from the photograph. Loose translucent watercolor washes, delicate ink details, visible paper texture, soft edges, imperfect brushwork, subtle pigment bleeding, airy negative space, understated pastel tones, artistic but realistic.
Leave generous warm ivory/off-white textured paper space surrounding the watercolor illustration. Add a small elegant handwritten caption near the bottom, such as “summer days” or “a quiet afternoon”, with a thin minimalist horizontal line underneath.
Overall aesthetic: luxury travel journal, fine-art watercolor postcard, contemporary editorial design, nostalgic European summer, understated elegance, tactile handmade paper, sophisticated and serene.
Portrait orientation, clean composition, premium art direction, no clutter, no borders, natural proportions, highly detailed photograph transitioning into an airy watercolor illustration.
🤖 Made with AI
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GPT image 2.5
Prompt:
Create a premium cinematic travel-editorial portrait inspired by vintage passport stamps, airline tickets, and luxury destination postcards.
Use the person from the reference image as the main subject, preserving their facial identity, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle, and natural proportions accurately.
Show the person as a stylish adventurous traveler standing beside a vintage cream-colored suitcase, holding an old passport and several travel documents. They wear an elegant timeless travel outfit with a long flowing coat, comfortable boots, sunglasses, and a subtle scarf moving naturally in the breeze.
Instead of a normal background, transform the entire scene into a sophisticated layered PASSPORT COLLAGE.
Behind the person, blend a large iconic destination landscape, vintage passport stamps, faded boarding-pass typography, airline ticket fragments, postage stamps, handwritten travel notes, tiny destination illustrations, map lines, coordinates, luggage tags, and architectural silhouettes.
Create the feeling that the person has literally stepped OUT OF A PASSPORT PAGE and into the destination.
Place a large vintage passport-stamp circle partially behind the person reading:
“ADVENTURE AWAITS”
“PASSPORT • 2026”
Add a realistic boarding pass section at the bottom with:
DESTINATION: [CITY / COUNTRY]
GATE: 07
SEAT: A24
CLASS: EXPLORER
Use warm ivory paper, faded terracotta, muted teal, antique gold, dusty blue and dark brown instead of the usual bright travel-poster colors.
Add subtle paper folds, ink bleed, vintage stamps, distressed edges, film grain and authentic printed texture.
The person remains photorealistic while the surrounding passport elements have a refined vintage editorial illustration quality.
4:5 vertical composition, luxury travel magazine aesthetic, cinematic golden-hour lighting, sophisticated, nostalgic, adventurous, highly detailed, realistic photography blended with premium vintage graphic design.
No cartoon appearance, no excessive text, no distorted face, no extra limbs, no duplicated person.
