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Archive Tyler, The Creator

591,148 views • 8 months ago

haha, i used OpenAI operator build, deploy, and open source a tool on github using Replit ⠕ agent. took about 30 min, here's an ~8 min supercut video thoughts: - while working with replit agent, it actually deployed the app, tested it, and described the error back to replit agent for me - operator asked me a few more Qs than i wanted, but it was mostly for safety (eg filling forms) so i guess okay with it - it had trouble with a few things around UI like knowing it needs to scroll a page to see the rest of it, and it needed pointers to find the git feature in replit - once it found the git feature it didn't need my assistance to create a repo and open source after having the agent write a readme while a bit slower, this was even more automated than replit agent (especially testing features and working through errors) - which is impressive would be nice to have: push notifications for when it needs my attention, and voice mode capabilities
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haha, i used OpenAI operator build, deploy, and open source a tool on github using Replit ⠕ agent. took about 30 min, here's an ~8 min supercut video thoughts: - while working with replit agent, it actually deployed the app, tested it, and described the error back to replit agent for me - operator asked me a few more Qs than i wanted, but it was mostly for safety (eg filling forms) so i guess okay with it - it had trouble with a few things around UI like knowing it needs to scroll a page to see the rest of it, and it needed pointers to find the git feature in replit - once it found the git feature it didn't need my assistance to create a repo and open source after having the agent write a readme while a bit slower, this was even more automated than replit agent (especially testing features and working through errors) - which is impressive would be nice to have: push notifications for when it needs my attention, and voice mode capabilities

Yohei

211,973 views • 1 year ago

“tell me about what’s headspace you need to be in to be your best in the studio?” ROSÉ: i just need ‘not think’ personally, the last album i realized that it was so much more free flowing in the studio when i was just myself fully. I feel like everybody has stories to tell on like a day-to-day basis and like usually you would talk to your therapist about it or your boyfriend or to your best friend but ive kind of saved that and anytime i felt something, felt like speaking my mind i would quickly find a studio and and the people that i love to work with and just pop in and i’d just let it out there just so that, well for the last album it feels very intimate and feel like a journal.
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“tell me about what’s headspace you need to be in to be your best in the studio?” ROSÉ: i just need ‘not think’ personally, the last album i realized that it was so much more free flowing in the studio when i was just myself fully. I feel like everybody has stories to tell on like a day-to-day basis and like usually you would talk to your therapist about it or your boyfriend or to your best friend but ive kind of saved that and anytime i felt something, felt like speaking my mind i would quickly find a studio and and the people that i love to work with and just pop in and i’d just let it out there just so that, well for the last album it feels very intimate and feel like a journal.

rosie

30,391 views • 7 months ago

storytime with kai #1 ⭐️ 🐧 this one time…when we were doing the jacket shoot for ‘deja vu’…what was the name again? the concept where i’m wearing a headband, we filmed it outdoors…the one with the rockband vibes 🐧 we filmed it outdoors and we filmed it in january so it was really cold and since we kept moving, sweating and running…the way i remember it, we had a 3 day break after that shoot; i’m not kidding when i say that i was in bed for 3 days straight because i had a cold 🐧 it was really rough so i texted soobin hyung and was like “soobin hyung, please save me” so soobin hyung came to my room and gave me cold medicine and really helped me a lot…the cold medicine that soobin hyung gave me had an instant effect so it really helped a lot 🐧 at the time, we had 3 days off but i was really sick right from day 1 because i caught a cold…and it was snowing! it was actually snowing and i went to the convenience store for a bit because i needed to eat so i went to the convenience store to buy food and i was walking back like this with the food in my hand while getting hit by the snow so it really looked like a movie scene 🐧 it was a good memory…i already had a cold and i was sick but it got worse because i went out in the snow
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storytime with kai #1 ⭐️ 🐧 this one time…when we were doing the jacket shoot for ‘deja vu’…what was the name again? the concept where i’m wearing a headband, we filmed it outdoors…the one with the rockband vibes 🐧 we filmed it outdoors and we filmed it in january so it was really cold and since we kept moving, sweating and running…the way i remember it, we had a 3 day break after that shoot; i’m not kidding when i say that i was in bed for 3 days straight because i had a cold 🐧 it was really rough so i texted soobin hyung and was like “soobin hyung, please save me” so soobin hyung came to my room and gave me cold medicine and really helped me a lot…the cold medicine that soobin hyung gave me had an instant effect so it really helped a lot 🐧 at the time, we had 3 days off but i was really sick right from day 1 because i caught a cold…and it was snowing! it was actually snowing and i went to the convenience store for a bit because i needed to eat so i went to the convenience store to buy food and i was walking back like this with the food in my hand while getting hit by the snow so it really looked like a movie scene 🐧 it was a good memory…i already had a cold and i was sick but it got worse because i went out in the snow

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30,766 views • 8 months ago

~ About ‘Loser (ft. Yena)’✨ 🐹: Yena joined me on this track. I actually came up with the concept for this one as well. Honestly, other than DSYLM, I created the concepts for all the other songs too. For this song, I tried to be imaginative with it. 🐹: I’ve never dated anyone during my student years so I imagined a lot about what it would feel like if students were in a relationship. 🐹: It also reflects a bit of my own personality to lead to kind of childish arguments. Like, one says 'You think you can live without me?' and the other snaps back,'Well, can you live without me then?' Then the guy says something like I’m good-looking and all… you’ll regret it if you let me go' and the girl’s like 'you would regret it just as much if u let me go!' I wanted to try with this kind of concept. 🐹: When I heard the song, I just felt like Yena would be the perfect fit for it. So I reached out through my company and asked if she’d be interested in working it with me, and thankfully she said yes. That’s how this really wonderful song came to be. 🐹: So, I think this might be the song where my imagination came through the most. It might feel a little unrealistic though.. because seriously who would bicker like this in real life, right? #Dont_Say_You_Love_Me #Jin_Echo #Jin #방탄소년단진 #진
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~ About ‘Loser (ft. Yena)’✨ 🐹: Yena joined me on this track. I actually came up with the concept for this one as well. Honestly, other than DSYLM, I created the concepts for all the other songs too. For this song, I tried to be imaginative with it. 🐹: I’ve never dated anyone during my student years so I imagined a lot about what it would feel like if students were in a relationship. 🐹: It also reflects a bit of my own personality to lead to kind of childish arguments. Like, one says 'You think you can live without me?' and the other snaps back,'Well, can you live without me then?' Then the guy says something like I’m good-looking and all… you’ll regret it if you let me go' and the girl’s like 'you would regret it just as much if u let me go!' I wanted to try with this kind of concept. 🐹: When I heard the song, I just felt like Yena would be the perfect fit for it. So I reached out through my company and asked if she’d be interested in working it with me, and thankfully she said yes. That’s how this really wonderful song came to be. 🐹: So, I think this might be the song where my imagination came through the most. It might feel a little unrealistic though.. because seriously who would bicker like this in real life, right? #Dont_Say_You_Love_Me #Jin_Echo #Jin #방탄소년단진 #진

Cha⁷_민윤기 ⊙⊝⊜ 🐱🍊🥢

38,544 views • 1 year ago

#PraewTalkTVxForceBook #ForceBook #fforce_ #kasibook 🎤: Im just curious, because Im a woman myself, so you guys are friends w e/o, and then you work together, especially because its a boy-love project, you guys must have had to adjust a lot innerly about how you communicate your relationship and feelings. I mean like adjusting yourself to feel that way 🦊: How to tune into the characters right? 🎤: That’s right, to become the characters. Was it hard, given that you guys are really close to each other? Was it hard to break down that barrier? 🍅: It was hard in the beginning 🦊: I thought it was hard too 🍅: I remembered playing with Force for the very first time, our kiss scene 🎤: How did you feel? 🍅: So we kissed and as soon as it was over, we each sat in our own corner like this 🦊: Blanking out 🍅: And it took us 5 days to finally reconvene and talk about it and it went something like “Force, that day I felt like that.” I went home and sat… 🎤: Reflecting on yourself? 🍅: Yep reflecting on myself, and Force was like that too 🦊: Yep I did the same thing 🍅: Which I still think is so funny up until now 🦊: Yep, I can still remember that day, after filming the kiss scene and all, I went home and stared at the ceiling like this… 🎤: 555 Like it was eye opening to you? 🍅: Book was sitting like this… *hugging his knees* thinking like “Hmmm… So what was that?” 5555 🦊: Ive been living for 24 years and I just kissed a boy, something like that. I’ll admit that, I came prepared for work. I mean like, I came prepared both mentally and physically, knowing this was the work that I was supposed to do. But then when I came to the real set and did it for real for real, it was a kind of feeling that got stuck behind. So I kept thinking about it nonstop. But then in the end, I though that, well we both want the best for each other, and we’re friends. So why make a fuss? We can just love each other like normal. It’s just the unfamiliarity at the very beginning, like a change of sort, because we’ve never done that before, it’s something new to both of us. So I think it’s not strange for us to feel nervous and anxious at the beginning 🎤: So being in characters help leading the way too. But its just that first sense of actual physical contact that might have had you taken aback, just a bit, just because it was eye-opening to both of you 🦊🍅: It was our first time too 🎤: Yep that’s true. I was just curious because I feel like if it was 2 strangers coming in not knowing anything about each other, maybe it would be easier 🍅: Yep it might be easier 🎤: Yep, like for me, if you were to tell me to do GL with my friends right now 🍅: It might take you a while too 🎤: Yep, I might need quite some time to tune into it, so I just wanted to know how it was like for both of you 🍅: It was like that for us too
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#PraewTalkTVxForceBook #ForceBook #fforce_ #kasibook 🎤: Im just curious, because Im a woman myself, so you guys are friends w e/o, and then you work together, especially because its a boy-love project, you guys must have had to adjust a lot innerly about how you communicate your relationship and feelings. I mean like adjusting yourself to feel that way 🦊: How to tune into the characters right? 🎤: That’s right, to become the characters. Was it hard, given that you guys are really close to each other? Was it hard to break down that barrier? 🍅: It was hard in the beginning 🦊: I thought it was hard too 🍅: I remembered playing with Force for the very first time, our kiss scene 🎤: How did you feel? 🍅: So we kissed and as soon as it was over, we each sat in our own corner like this 🦊: Blanking out 🍅: And it took us 5 days to finally reconvene and talk about it and it went something like “Force, that day I felt like that.” I went home and sat… 🎤: Reflecting on yourself? 🍅: Yep reflecting on myself, and Force was like that too 🦊: Yep I did the same thing 🍅: Which I still think is so funny up until now 🦊: Yep, I can still remember that day, after filming the kiss scene and all, I went home and stared at the ceiling like this… 🎤: 555 Like it was eye opening to you? 🍅: Book was sitting like this… *hugging his knees* thinking like “Hmmm… So what was that?” 5555 🦊: Ive been living for 24 years and I just kissed a boy, something like that. I’ll admit that, I came prepared for work. I mean like, I came prepared both mentally and physically, knowing this was the work that I was supposed to do. But then when I came to the real set and did it for real for real, it was a kind of feeling that got stuck behind. So I kept thinking about it nonstop. But then in the end, I though that, well we both want the best for each other, and we’re friends. So why make a fuss? We can just love each other like normal. It’s just the unfamiliarity at the very beginning, like a change of sort, because we’ve never done that before, it’s something new to both of us. So I think it’s not strange for us to feel nervous and anxious at the beginning 🎤: So being in characters help leading the way too. But its just that first sense of actual physical contact that might have had you taken aback, just a bit, just because it was eye-opening to both of you 🦊🍅: It was our first time too 🎤: Yep that’s true. I was just curious because I feel like if it was 2 strangers coming in not knowing anything about each other, maybe it would be easier 🍅: Yep it might be easier 🎤: Yep, like for me, if you were to tell me to do GL with my friends right now 🍅: It might take you a while too 🎤: Yep, I might need quite some time to tune into it, so I just wanted to know how it was like for both of you 🍅: It was like that for us too

Khenh 🖤

133,049 views • 9 months ago

🐱: Right now, I'm getting a lot of messages from people around me and also getting scolded quite a bit. About that moment when I put my hand inside my pants, I wanted to apologize and clarify things to MIDZY. 🐱: Let me sit up straight and be serious for a second 🐱: First of all, that jumpsuit was riding up way too high, and it was genuinely so uncomfortable and painful. I wasn't thinking straight at the moment, I just really needed to pull it down. But looking back at the footage myself, I agree it definitely looked like my hand went in a bit too deep. 🐱: I think I’ve gotten so comfortable around midzy lately that I completely let my guard down on stage and acted without thinking. I am so deeply sorry for that. 🐱: But seriously, it was absolutely the jumpsuit's fault! It was literally trying to split me in half, so I had no choice! Still, I know it was wrong of me to reach into my pants in public, especially on stage. That was my mistake. 🐱: Because of this, my friend made me promise to do some serious self-reflection and repeat this three times: I will never reach into my pants in public, especially on stage, ever again. 🐱: So yeah, that’s where I stand. I’m honestly so disappointed in myself for letting everyone who loves and supports me see me doing something like that. 🐱: But seriously... it really *was* the jumpsuit's fault! 😭 ...Okay, okay, but it was still my bad at the end of the day. 🐱: Next time I have to wear a jumpsuit, I’ll just bring a pair of scissors on stage with me. Just kidding… 🐱: Anyway, that’s the whole story and I just wanted to clarify things with you all.
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🐱: Right now, I'm getting a lot of messages from people around me and also getting scolded quite a bit. About that moment when I put my hand inside my pants, I wanted to apologize and clarify things to MIDZY. 🐱: Let me sit up straight and be serious for a second 🐱: First of all, that jumpsuit was riding up way too high, and it was genuinely so uncomfortable and painful. I wasn't thinking straight at the moment, I just really needed to pull it down. But looking back at the footage myself, I agree it definitely looked like my hand went in a bit too deep. 🐱: I think I’ve gotten so comfortable around midzy lately that I completely let my guard down on stage and acted without thinking. I am so deeply sorry for that. 🐱: But seriously, it was absolutely the jumpsuit's fault! It was literally trying to split me in half, so I had no choice! Still, I know it was wrong of me to reach into my pants in public, especially on stage. That was my mistake. 🐱: Because of this, my friend made me promise to do some serious self-reflection and repeat this three times: I will never reach into my pants in public, especially on stage, ever again. 🐱: So yeah, that’s where I stand. I’m honestly so disappointed in myself for letting everyone who loves and supports me see me doing something like that. 🐱: But seriously... it really *was* the jumpsuit's fault! 😭 ...Okay, okay, but it was still my bad at the end of the day. 🐱: Next time I have to wear a jumpsuit, I’ll just bring a pair of scissors on stage with me. Just kidding… 🐱: Anyway, that’s the whole story and I just wanted to clarify things with you all.

땡덩표류하다

4,183,345 views • 1 month ago