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There are 8 billion people on earth. Soon there'll be 100 billion AI agents. Every one of them needs email. Six weeks ago I said the next wave of teams would run email through an agent instead of a dashboard. Today it ships. Nitrosend☄️ is launching Agentic Email Marketing: the email layer for the agent economy. What agents can do on Nitrosend right now: Sign themselves up. Point any agent at and it creates the account, connects your domain, sorts billing and sends its first email. No API key. No dashboard. No human required. Shipped, and users agents signing up with it daily. Get their own inboxes (beta, by request). Real addresses on the domain you own. Your agents receive, and send 1-1 email conversations with customers. A reply lands at 3am, your agent answers it. Anything that needs a human gets escalated to you. Ask us and we'll flick yours on. Next: Agentic Outreach (coming soon). Your agent studies your best customers, finds more like them, writes like a person, sends in sequence and works the replies. Then: set a goal and walk away. Goal-based agentic marketing is in development. "20% more activations this quarter" and Nitrosend plans, sends, measures and improves every week. Why we built this: Gmail is agent hostile and expensive per seat. Legacy email platforms assume a human sitting in a dashboard. agents needed an email layer of their own. They're already better at it than we are. They read everything, never miss a follow-up, and write personally at any scale. *94%* of actions on Nitrosend already happen inside an agent (Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor), not in our UI. Humans approve. Agents operate. This is our third email company. Six billion emails across the first two. We've been burned by every ugly part of email already, which is why the approval gates are built in exactly where you want them. Watch the launch, then send your agent to work: send it.

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Elon Musk CZ 🔶 BNB Yi He 💔 A 15 year old girl named Liv spent her last days designing a Shiba Inu astronaut called Asteroid. She was too tired to take Elon's call. She never heard his answer. He said OK anyway 🙂 Asteroid is now the official SpaceX mascot flying among the stars forever. A little girl's dream, eternal ⭐️ But this isn't just Liv's story. This is everyone's story. Remember the day Elon tweeted "BabyDoge doo doo doo" 🐾 The whole world felt it. Not just the price the FEELING. In Europe they stayed up past midnight watching candles turn green 🌍 In Asia they woke before dawn refreshing their wallets 🌏 In the USA they told their friends this was the one 🌎 In South America and Canada they felt for the first time that crypto was built for them too 🌎 In Africa they believed that wealth was finally within reach 🌍 Every continent. Every timezone. Every hopeful heart. They donated. They believed. They held with their whole heart. For the first time crypto felt like CHARITY felt like COMMUNITY felt like HOPE 💪 Then the dream faded. Real people. Real savings. Real pain. Across Europe, Asia, the USA, South America, Canada and Africa retail quietly packed their bags and walked away. Not angry. Just tired. Not loud. Just gone. Not just broke. Heartbroken. $BABYASTEROID is our answer. Born from Liv's dream a girl whose Shiba Inu astronaut flew to space on SpaceX 🚀 Built for every retail holder who got burned and stopped believing. Carrying the spirit of 2021 when BabyDoge showed the world that crypto can be bigger than money it can change lives, fund hospitals, make a sick little girl's dream reach the stars. Elon you adopted Doge 🐕 you adopted Floki 🐾 you adopted BabyDoge 🍼 every time you believed in a community you changed millions of lives forever. You are the reason retail dared to dream. You inspired us more than words can say 🚀 CZ you didn't just build an exchange. You built a home for builders. You showed the world that anyone with a vision and courage could create something real on BNB chain. Every project that ever launched with hope did it because you inspired them to build 🔶 Yi He you never forgot the community. When builders felt invisible you saw them. When projects struggled you stood beside them. You gave every small team the courage to keep going because you never stopped believing in the people who build from the heart 🌟 Now retail is waiting. Quietly. Hoping someone remembers them. In Europe. In Asia. In the USA. In South America and Canada. In Africa. $BABYASTEROID remembers. We fly for Liv. We build for retail. We bring back the era when holding meant something ❤️ This one is for every holder who never got their moment. This one is for Liv 🕊 #ForLiv #BabyAsteroid #BSC #BNBChain #BabyDoge

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We grew up watching hand-drawn Disney, and now it's gone. We don't talk about this enough. Most people have no idea what level of work went into these films... To draw one cathedral, Disney's artists went and spent days inside the real one, climbing through the passageways and towers of Notre-Dame with a historian, so that a cartoon would get the stones right. That was for The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1996. The team made more than one trip to Paris, and the film was the first made at Disney's new animation studio in the city, a collaboration between American artists and Parisian ones led by the brothers Paul and Gaëtan Brizzi. This is the thread that runs through Disney's Paris: the city keeps pulling the studio back. The Aristocats, in 1970, is a valentine to an older Paris of grand apartments and rooftop cats, though the animators packed the skyline so tightly that Notre-Dame ends up standing almost next to the Eiffel Tower. It will never cease to amaze me: every single frame of the old Disney movies was put down by a human hand. Today everything chases realism, and somehow, the more real it looks, the less alive it feels…

James Lucas

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I just got the sad news that my Grandma Roz passed away at the age of 94. A Brownsville native, my grandmother was one of the first women to graduate from Brooklyn College with a degree in Chemistry. She was born to two very sick parents who both died while she was very young. My grandmother was a picky eater growing up and she never let me forget it. She introduced new food to me and when I fussed, she said “don’t say you don’t like something until you try it.” In fact, my first memory was her feeding me slices of cheese. I’m sure she just wanted me to be healthy, but it taught me a deeper lesson. That small value, helped me develop an open mind, not just for food, but everything in life. She taught me how to cross the streets in New York. One time, I got so frustrated that my grandma made me hold her hand, I ran off into the middle of the street with cars passing. When she rescued me 😂 she yelled at me and my credit score was dead on arrival ever since. My grandma spoke as a matter of fact. Confidently. She challenged me every step of my maturity. That helped me not only believe in myself but understand that along the way, I would have to put up as well. Even when you achieve something? It’s not enough. There’s still work to put in and a level to reach. With all her grandchildren, Grandma Roz would mark their height. Every visit, I’d see my growth. Through my younger cousins, I saw the evolution of her commitment to raising our family. I always respected that. My grandma once went to the Queens public library at flushing and picked me up a VHS of He Got Game. She tossed the case on the tv stand in my room and said “watch it, there’s nudity in it” 😂 When I was a teen, She would often have a secret non alcoholic beer with me… it was her way of being dangerous and I always got a kick out of it. As I got older, my car rides to NY always stopped at my grandma’s house in flushing. She would treat me the same way from when I was a kid. Treating an hour ride from Jersey as a “long ride you must be starving” taking out a piece of toast and offering a “little margarine” in her Brooklyn accent. At night, coming to my room with extra pillows, which she never called pillows, but “cushions” As a kid, my grandma would wake me up every morning singing Irving Berlin’s “Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning” I learned to enjoy the song because splashing water would come after. Something about that song. It’s so perfect. It’s so spiritual. I always imagined myself signing it at her funeral. I don’t know if I will, but now she won’t have to wake up every morning. She will get to sleep. With the eternal. Im forever grateful for such an amazing matriarch that I would have NOTHING without. I’m sad, broken, but she lived a long life and I know how blessed she was to make it a full century’s worth on this earth. My last experience with her was last week, she wouldn’t take her medicine. I just came up to her, put the pills in my hand and gave it to her. She took it. She grabbed my hand and kissed it. I’m so thankful to my mom, the healthcare workers, for allowing me to have a moment like that. Rest in Peace, Roslind Dorwitt aka Grandma Roz, or as our family called her… The Wizard of ROZ. ❤️
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I just got the sad news that my Grandma Roz passed away at the age of 94. A Brownsville native, my grandmother was one of the first women to graduate from Brooklyn College with a degree in Chemistry. She was born to two very sick parents who both died while she was very young. My grandmother was a picky eater growing up and she never let me forget it. She introduced new food to me and when I fussed, she said “don’t say you don’t like something until you try it.” In fact, my first memory was her feeding me slices of cheese. I’m sure she just wanted me to be healthy, but it taught me a deeper lesson. That small value, helped me develop an open mind, not just for food, but everything in life. She taught me how to cross the streets in New York. One time, I got so frustrated that my grandma made me hold her hand, I ran off into the middle of the street with cars passing. When she rescued me 😂 she yelled at me and my credit score was dead on arrival ever since. My grandma spoke as a matter of fact. Confidently. She challenged me every step of my maturity. That helped me not only believe in myself but understand that along the way, I would have to put up as well. Even when you achieve something? It’s not enough. There’s still work to put in and a level to reach. With all her grandchildren, Grandma Roz would mark their height. Every visit, I’d see my growth. Through my younger cousins, I saw the evolution of her commitment to raising our family. I always respected that. My grandma once went to the Queens public library at flushing and picked me up a VHS of He Got Game. She tossed the case on the tv stand in my room and said “watch it, there’s nudity in it” 😂 When I was a teen, She would often have a secret non alcoholic beer with me… it was her way of being dangerous and I always got a kick out of it. As I got older, my car rides to NY always stopped at my grandma’s house in flushing. She would treat me the same way from when I was a kid. Treating an hour ride from Jersey as a “long ride you must be starving” taking out a piece of toast and offering a “little margarine” in her Brooklyn accent. At night, coming to my room with extra pillows, which she never called pillows, but “cushions” As a kid, my grandma would wake me up every morning singing Irving Berlin’s “Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning” I learned to enjoy the song because splashing water would come after. Something about that song. It’s so perfect. It’s so spiritual. I always imagined myself signing it at her funeral. I don’t know if I will, but now she won’t have to wake up every morning. She will get to sleep. With the eternal. Im forever grateful for such an amazing matriarch that I would have NOTHING without. I’m sad, broken, but she lived a long life and I know how blessed she was to make it a full century’s worth on this earth. My last experience with her was last week, she wouldn’t take her medicine. I just came up to her, put the pills in my hand and gave it to her. She took it. She grabbed my hand and kissed it. I’m so thankful to my mom, the healthcare workers, for allowing me to have a moment like that. Rest in Peace, Roslind Dorwitt aka Grandma Roz, or as our family called her… The Wizard of ROZ. ❤️

Poppa Left

30,082 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 MAN PUTS MINI DATA CENTER IN HIS HOUSE — “THEY PAY ME $150 A MONTH AND COVER MY ELECTRICITY” This man just became the first person to install a mini data center inside his own home. In his own words: they’re paying him $150 every month, covering his entire electricity bill, giving him high-speed internet, and a full backup power system. He says the unit is now producing Google results for a 100-square-mile radius around his house. He even jokes he could reprogram it to tell everyone the weather will be 500 degrees tomorrow and no one will survive. His mindset is simple... if you can’t beat the data centers, let them move in and pay your bills. Would you let a mini data center live in your house for $150 a month and free power… or is this the moment we officially hand our homes over to the AI grid?
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🚨 MAN PUTS MINI DATA CENTER IN HIS HOUSE — “THEY PAY ME $150 A MONTH AND COVER MY ELECTRICITY” This man just became the first person to install a mini data center inside his own home. In his own words: they’re paying him $150 every month, covering his entire electricity bill, giving him high-speed internet, and a full backup power system. He says the unit is now producing Google results for a 100-square-mile radius around his house. He even jokes he could reprogram it to tell everyone the weather will be 500 degrees tomorrow and no one will survive. His mindset is simple... if you can’t beat the data centers, let them move in and pay your bills. Would you let a mini data center live in your house for $150 a month and free power… or is this the moment we officially hand our homes over to the AI grid?

HustleBitch

24,035 次观看 • 2 天前

Incredible result in the Midjourney v8.2 test 🤯 Creative Statement: I stopped showing my best creations on X because of the daily thefts, but now Nikita is demonetizing those profiles and the platform has finally become a comfortable network for creators. In 2022, after the arrival of Midjourney, I decided to dedicate myself full-time to diving deep into this emerging culture. With my background in audiovisual production, I knew this new culture would be my future. That very risky decision brought difficulties at the beginning. Then, after 12-hour workdays, I started landing collaborations. Now it’s time to develop series and projects and start reaping the rewards.Everything has changed a lot. All platforms are flooded with AI creations, which has slowed down my strategy. Every day there are purges of AI channels on Instagram and YouTube. To avoid that problem, I’ve had to present myself as a traditional painter so I don’t fall into the pure AI niche. I will present my series drawn by hand, showing a human side. You might think you can create an AI-generated video that simulates painting by hand, but in reality, it will be flooded with comments calling it AI, and you’ll create distrust among your followers. It’s not a real solution. I believe that if you decide to take this path of producing professionally and making a living from it, you should do a market study beforehand. (This isn't an MJ promo AD; it's just a test of its latest update.)
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Incredible result in the Midjourney v8.2 test 🤯 Creative Statement: I stopped showing my best creations on X because of the daily thefts, but now Nikita is demonetizing those profiles and the platform has finally become a comfortable network for creators. In 2022, after the arrival of Midjourney, I decided to dedicate myself full-time to diving deep into this emerging culture. With my background in audiovisual production, I knew this new culture would be my future. That very risky decision brought difficulties at the beginning. Then, after 12-hour workdays, I started landing collaborations. Now it’s time to develop series and projects and start reaping the rewards.Everything has changed a lot. All platforms are flooded with AI creations, which has slowed down my strategy. Every day there are purges of AI channels on Instagram and YouTube. To avoid that problem, I’ve had to present myself as a traditional painter so I don’t fall into the pure AI niche. I will present my series drawn by hand, showing a human side. You might think you can create an AI-generated video that simulates painting by hand, but in reality, it will be flooded with comments calling it AI, and you’ll create distrust among your followers. It’s not a real solution. I believe that if you decide to take this path of producing professionally and making a living from it, you should do a market study beforehand. (This isn't an MJ promo AD; it's just a test of its latest update.)

hedoήist

63,613 次观看 • 1 个月前

I stopped counting… how many times I went back to the Temper audio launch speech by Tarak anna… Not because I wanted to… but because it was the only thing holding me together when I was falling apart… Then came the day my life broke forever… the day I lost my father… Since then… nothing feels the same… Home feels empty… Happiness feels like a memory… And no matter how many people are around…there’s a silence inside me that never leaves… There are nights… where silence screams… where memories hurt more than reality… where I would give anything… just to hear his voice one more time… And then… I found the Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava pre-release speech… When Tarak anna spoke about his father… it didn’t feel like a speech… it felt like my pain finally found a voice… That moment… I didn’t just cry… I broke in a way I never knew I could… But in that breaking… for the first time… I felt understood… Tarak anna… you don’t just touch hearts… you reach the deepest pain we hide within… From the last corner of a Telugu village… to the chaos of city life…you connect souls through emotions we can’t even explain… After Sr NTR garu… this kind of truth… this kind of emotion… feels once in a lifetime… Now… these speeches are not something I watch…they are where I go… when the pain becomes unbearable… Because somewhere… in those words… in those silences…I still find my father… Daddy… they say time heals everything… but every day without you only shows me how deep this pain really is… I’m still here… missing you in every breath… breaking in every memory… and searching for you… in places only my heart can reach… ❤️
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I stopped counting… how many times I went back to the Temper audio launch speech by Tarak anna… Not because I wanted to… but because it was the only thing holding me together when I was falling apart… Then came the day my life broke forever… the day I lost my father… Since then… nothing feels the same… Home feels empty… Happiness feels like a memory… And no matter how many people are around…there’s a silence inside me that never leaves… There are nights… where silence screams… where memories hurt more than reality… where I would give anything… just to hear his voice one more time… And then… I found the Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava pre-release speech… When Tarak anna spoke about his father… it didn’t feel like a speech… it felt like my pain finally found a voice… That moment… I didn’t just cry… I broke in a way I never knew I could… But in that breaking… for the first time… I felt understood… Tarak anna… you don’t just touch hearts… you reach the deepest pain we hide within… From the last corner of a Telugu village… to the chaos of city life…you connect souls through emotions we can’t even explain… After Sr NTR garu… this kind of truth… this kind of emotion… feels once in a lifetime… Now… these speeches are not something I watch…they are where I go… when the pain becomes unbearable… Because somewhere… in those words… in those silences…I still find my father… Daddy… they say time heals everything… but every day without you only shows me how deep this pain really is… I’m still here… missing you in every breath… breaking in every memory… and searching for you… in places only my heart can reach… ❤️

𝗦𝗵𝗶𝘃𝘂𝗱𝘂

58,730 次观看 • 4 个月前

In two years, every new tech company will run on a CRM you can vibe code to fit your business. This CRM will not be built from scratch on a coding platform though. It will be built on top of managed infrastructure with complete data capture, indices designed for LLMs to understand the whole picture, clean APIs, curated UI frameworks designed for selling, enterprise-grade security, and come with 24/7 support. You’ll instruct the agent using natural language and it will write the code + run it for you. That’s what we’re building at Lightfield and today we’re announcing step two of our plan - code execution. You can now ask your agent to build programs, artifacts, and run complex analysis instantly. It does this by writing and running Python in a high performance sandbox using full customer memory — including every email, meeting, and note that Lightfield has captured — and reasoning across every relationship to deliver high quality work. Ask your agent to build a competitive battle card before a call tomorrow. It pulls positioning, objections, and win/loss patterns from real conversations. Ask it to flag every open deal where your champion's engagement has dropped or sentiment has shifted. It reads across every conversation and tells you where to focus. Ask it to build a pipeline review with charts and graphs for your board. It produces the whole thing in minutes. Here’s what we did with it this week: → We asked our agent to grade our sales team on discovery, rapport, and closing. It gave a structured scorecard with specific examples from real conversations. → Our GTM team asked the agent to build a plan to expand one of our enterprise customers. It pulled competitive threats, upsell paths, stakeholder mapping, and a phased execution plan — in minutes. → We used it to find every feature request from the last quarter that our engineering team has since shipped, and draft a personalized follow-up to each customer using their original words. It closed loops across dozens of accounts that would have taken days to track down manually This is the first step towards building any custom GTM workflow in natural language on top of what Lightfield knows about your business - a world model built from every single interaction your team has had with customers.
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In two years, every new tech company will run on a CRM you can vibe code to fit your business. This CRM will not be built from scratch on a coding platform though. It will be built on top of managed infrastructure with complete data capture, indices designed for LLMs to understand the whole picture, clean APIs, curated UI frameworks designed for selling, enterprise-grade security, and come with 24/7 support. You’ll instruct the agent using natural language and it will write the code + run it for you. That’s what we’re building at Lightfield and today we’re announcing step two of our plan - code execution. You can now ask your agent to build programs, artifacts, and run complex analysis instantly. It does this by writing and running Python in a high performance sandbox using full customer memory — including every email, meeting, and note that Lightfield has captured — and reasoning across every relationship to deliver high quality work. Ask your agent to build a competitive battle card before a call tomorrow. It pulls positioning, objections, and win/loss patterns from real conversations. Ask it to flag every open deal where your champion's engagement has dropped or sentiment has shifted. It reads across every conversation and tells you where to focus. Ask it to build a pipeline review with charts and graphs for your board. It produces the whole thing in minutes. Here’s what we did with it this week: → We asked our agent to grade our sales team on discovery, rapport, and closing. It gave a structured scorecard with specific examples from real conversations. → Our GTM team asked the agent to build a plan to expand one of our enterprise customers. It pulled competitive threats, upsell paths, stakeholder mapping, and a phased execution plan — in minutes. → We used it to find every feature request from the last quarter that our engineering team has since shipped, and draft a personalized follow-up to each customer using their original words. It closed loops across dozens of accounts that would have taken days to track down manually This is the first step towards building any custom GTM workflow in natural language on top of what Lightfield knows about your business - a world model built from every single interaction your team has had with customers.

Keith Peiris

27,584 次观看 • 5 个月前

🙏💔😢It has now been 65 days since aid has crossed the borders, 65 days since a single piece of food or medicine or even water was allowed to enter into 💔🇵🇸😞#Gaza. The markets are empty and deserted, visiting them is a great risk, and there is nothing there worth going for anyway. 🫂 I am feeling physically better than I was previously, my friends. The terrible pain and fatigue that seemed to settle in every corner of my body has lightened, but the terrible situation we are in weighs down on us heavier than ever, and the news only continues to point us towards our certain death. I'm unsure what to even say to you some days. It's hard to convey the urgency of our request when we ask you for help, that people will die before our eyes if we cannot continue to operate the kitchen, and that every day we have to choose who to help and who to refuse. It's like we're living in hell or something arguably worse. My friends and I wish to continue to help the desperate hungry people with food and water, but we urgently need more donations to do this. I want to look after my family, too, and the cats in my shelter, which is becoming increasingly difficult every day. Please help us, my friends, I hate to beg but we are dying and we desperately want to live and to help others to live too. Things have never been this bad, please stand by us and support us if you can. We desperately need donations, and more than anything, we need lots of aid to come in and this cruel war to end. We want peace. It would mean so much to me if you would share my message, and please donate if you are able to, my great friends. You are wonderful people who continue to stand by us, and we will never forget you and your kindness to us in this miserable time. 🫂🙏💔 🚨🫂🙏😢 🐈🐾😞 🫂🙏😢🐾 🐾🫂🙏 🇵🇸🙏😞🐈
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🙏💔😢It has now been 65 days since aid has crossed the borders, 65 days since a single piece of food or medicine or even water was allowed to enter into 💔🇵🇸😞#Gaza. The markets are empty and deserted, visiting them is a great risk, and there is nothing there worth going for anyway. 🫂 I am feeling physically better than I was previously, my friends. The terrible pain and fatigue that seemed to settle in every corner of my body has lightened, but the terrible situation we are in weighs down on us heavier than ever, and the news only continues to point us towards our certain death. I'm unsure what to even say to you some days. It's hard to convey the urgency of our request when we ask you for help, that people will die before our eyes if we cannot continue to operate the kitchen, and that every day we have to choose who to help and who to refuse. It's like we're living in hell or something arguably worse. My friends and I wish to continue to help the desperate hungry people with food and water, but we urgently need more donations to do this. I want to look after my family, too, and the cats in my shelter, which is becoming increasingly difficult every day. Please help us, my friends, I hate to beg but we are dying and we desperately want to live and to help others to live too. Things have never been this bad, please stand by us and support us if you can. We desperately need donations, and more than anything, we need lots of aid to come in and this cruel war to end. We want peace. It would mean so much to me if you would share my message, and please donate if you are able to, my great friends. You are wonderful people who continue to stand by us, and we will never forget you and your kindness to us in this miserable time. 🫂🙏💔 🚨🫂🙏😢 🐈🐾😞 🫂🙏😢🐾 🐾🫂🙏 🇵🇸🙏😞🐈

♥️🇵🇸🇵🇸❤️A lover ♥️of homeless cats😻❤️🌱🌱👍🤗

13,965 次观看 • 1 年前

What would it feel like to remember from inside a family portrait? Not just look at an old photo, but step back into it. This is my family in the late 1980s. My Black dad, my Korean mom, my sister, and me. A military family living in West Germany. When you're a kid, memories don't feel cinematic. They feel ordinary. Riding in my dad's black Cutlass on the Autobahn. Family trips to Holland. Playing on military base playgrounds. Falling asleep in the backseat on the drive home. Monopoly on the patio. Summer cookouts. Moments you don't realize you'll miss someday. One thing I've learned with AI is that the technology itself isn't emotional. The emotion comes from the context you bring to it. These images aren't powerful because they move. They're powerful because they mean something to me. It tells my story. Somewhere between a dream and time travel, I was able to revisit a moment that only existed in a fading photograph and in my memory. Before the aging. Before the diagnoses. Before life became more complicated. Just a happy family together. As a kid, it felt like we wore the same outfits every day and that summer would last forever. Now I have children of my own, and I understand why my parents took these photos in the first place. This video became a Father's Day gift to my dad, but also a gift to myself. A chance to spend a few more minutes in a memory I thought was gone. This was created from my real family portrait. Happy Father's Day ❤️
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What would it feel like to remember from inside a family portrait? Not just look at an old photo, but step back into it. This is my family in the late 1980s. My Black dad, my Korean mom, my sister, and me. A military family living in West Germany. When you're a kid, memories don't feel cinematic. They feel ordinary. Riding in my dad's black Cutlass on the Autobahn. Family trips to Holland. Playing on military base playgrounds. Falling asleep in the backseat on the drive home. Monopoly on the patio. Summer cookouts. Moments you don't realize you'll miss someday. One thing I've learned with AI is that the technology itself isn't emotional. The emotion comes from the context you bring to it. These images aren't powerful because they move. They're powerful because they mean something to me. It tells my story. Somewhere between a dream and time travel, I was able to revisit a moment that only existed in a fading photograph and in my memory. Before the aging. Before the diagnoses. Before life became more complicated. Just a happy family together. As a kid, it felt like we wore the same outfits every day and that summer would last forever. Now I have children of my own, and I understand why my parents took these photos in the first place. This video became a Father's Day gift to my dad, but also a gift to myself. A chance to spend a few more minutes in a memory I thought was gone. This was created from my real family portrait. Happy Father's Day ❤️

Dave Clark

11,294 次观看 • 1 个月前