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The Hezb

65,074 次观看 • 1 个月前

Sidney Lumet on why he found himself drawn to adapting Stage plays into movies: "The writing is better in the theater. I love language. When I first began in television and early in my film directing career there used to be arguments—in the forties and fifties—that there had been no real cinema art since sound came in. Well, since sound is here, I want the best in sound. If words are going to be used, I want the best in words. Playwrights tend to write better language, more revelatory language, more profound language, than most screenwriters. I don’t have any particular theory on adapting stage works to film. I take them one at a time. I didn’t ‘open up’ 'Long Day’s Journey into the Night' (1962) at all, except for that scene on the porch, which was important, given the title. I don’t believe in opening it up if you lose tension, lose characterizations or lose the story. | opened up 'Deathtrap' (1982) very, very little because it would have let the tension out. It’s a psychological thing. Confinement can work for you." (Sidney Lumet's interview with Kenneth M. Chanko, 1984) On this day, 44 years ago, "Deathtrap" (1982) premiered in New York City, USA.
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Sidney Lumet on why he found himself drawn to adapting Stage plays into movies: "The writing is better in the theater. I love language. When I first began in television and early in my film directing career there used to be arguments—in the forties and fifties—that there had been no real cinema art since sound came in. Well, since sound is here, I want the best in sound. If words are going to be used, I want the best in words. Playwrights tend to write better language, more revelatory language, more profound language, than most screenwriters. I don’t have any particular theory on adapting stage works to film. I take them one at a time. I didn’t ‘open up’ 'Long Day’s Journey into the Night' (1962) at all, except for that scene on the porch, which was important, given the title. I don’t believe in opening it up if you lose tension, lose characterizations or lose the story. | opened up 'Deathtrap' (1982) very, very little because it would have let the tension out. It’s a psychological thing. Confinement can work for you." (Sidney Lumet's interview with Kenneth M. Chanko, 1984) On this day, 44 years ago, "Deathtrap" (1982) premiered in New York City, USA.

DepressedBergman

20,208 次观看 • 4 个月前

My ex texted me at 2 AM. "I need to tell you something." Heart dropped. Thought she was pregnant. "Open your laptop. I'm sending you a link." A terminal. Live Polymarket odds. Green P&L scrolling. +$8,700. She dumped me in October. Said I "spent too much time on crypto." Four months later she's running a trading bot. "How the fuck did you?" "You left a Claude tab open when you returned my hoodie. I read everything." She read an article. Claude analyzed 400 million trades worth $3.7 billion. Found 5 patterns. Nobody talks about them. The one that changed everything: top 30 wallets hold positions 1.6 days. Everyone else holds 11. Same edge. 11x the return. She gave Claude one prompt: "Only enter markets closing within 72 hours. One category. Exit at 91% of peak. Cut at -12%." Try copytrade bot here: Last 43 days: -> 187 trades -> 71% win rate -> +$8,700 Started with $400. My $400. The cash I left in the hoodie pocket. Best trade: bought a weather market at $0.11. NOAA said 94%. Resolved YES. +$1,600. While she was on a date with someone else. "Why are you telling me this?" "Because you still owe me for that Airbnb. Consider us even." She blocked me after the text. I taught her nothing. Claude taught her everything. My hoodie made more money than me.
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My ex texted me at 2 AM. "I need to tell you something." Heart dropped. Thought she was pregnant. "Open your laptop. I'm sending you a link." A terminal. Live Polymarket odds. Green P&L scrolling. +$8,700. She dumped me in October. Said I "spent too much time on crypto." Four months later she's running a trading bot. "How the fuck did you?" "You left a Claude tab open when you returned my hoodie. I read everything." She read an article. Claude analyzed 400 million trades worth $3.7 billion. Found 5 patterns. Nobody talks about them. The one that changed everything: top 30 wallets hold positions 1.6 days. Everyone else holds 11. Same edge. 11x the return. She gave Claude one prompt: "Only enter markets closing within 72 hours. One category. Exit at 91% of peak. Cut at -12%." Try copytrade bot here: Last 43 days: -> 187 trades -> 71% win rate -> +$8,700 Started with $400. My $400. The cash I left in the hoodie pocket. Best trade: bought a weather market at $0.11. NOAA said 94%. Resolved YES. +$1,600. While she was on a date with someone else. "Why are you telling me this?" "Because you still owe me for that Airbnb. Consider us even." She blocked me after the text. I taught her nothing. Claude taught her everything. My hoodie made more money than me.

Lunar

15,086 次观看 • 3 个月前

Epic duo! computer use drives cursor autonomously and builds and entire Tower defense game while maintaining project understanding 🥳 system message in comment You just instruct computer use and it continually instructs Cursor agent to build the project. You can download the script from my patron. link in comment How it works: - Computer is limited to certain coordinates and certain actions this way it should only work with cursor and do nothing else - cursorrules file instructs cursor to not run any commands to run files, since those require user permission and computer use may make mistakes there - you select the coordinates of the top and bottom position of the text input boxes in composer side panel. there is a script that helps you with that. we enter these into comuter_use script - then run the script with your prompt let me know what you think 🙂 ------- If you are interested in learning how to use Cursor more in depth, I have a 28 chapter 1000x Cursor Course building full apps from scratch with 19 hours of content. link is in my bio if you are interested
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Epic duo! computer use drives cursor autonomously and builds and entire Tower defense game while maintaining project understanding 🥳 system message in comment You just instruct computer use and it continually instructs Cursor agent to build the project. You can download the script from my patron. link in comment How it works: - Computer is limited to certain coordinates and certain actions this way it should only work with cursor and do nothing else - cursorrules file instructs cursor to not run any commands to run files, since those require user permission and computer use may make mistakes there - you select the coordinates of the top and bottom position of the text input boxes in composer side panel. there is a script that helps you with that. we enter these into comuter_use script - then run the script with your prompt let me know what you think 🙂 ------- If you are interested in learning how to use Cursor more in depth, I have a 28 chapter 1000x Cursor Course building full apps from scratch with 19 hours of content. link is in my bio if you are interested

echo.hive

126,688 次观看 • 1 年前

💔I'm losing the words to explain to you what life is like - living under constant terror and the existential fear of death that hangs over us all in #Gaza, never allowing for a moment's peace. Every day I write so that you do not forget us, to remind you we are here, desperate to survive. This survival is unfortunately down to you, my friends, because no one else wants to help us. You have given us every cherished day so far, and I pray that I will have more days to experience life with my family and enjoy the joy in life that I miss so badly. You are all we have, my friends.. Please help if you can, I am being suppressed when I use the wrong words, and I'm worried about the dropping support for us which could have devastating effects on us all. I will work to my very last breath to help the poor and desperate people and animals who are relying on me, my friends. Please help me to do this, however you can.. 🙏 Our Cruelty Free Kitchen 🫂🙏🇵🇸 Our Water Project 💧🙏 My Cat Shelter + Family Survival Fund 🐾🐈🥺🫂 My PayPal 🙏🇵🇸🥺🫂🚨🆘️ 🐾🐈
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💔I'm losing the words to explain to you what life is like - living under constant terror and the existential fear of death that hangs over us all in #Gaza, never allowing for a moment's peace. Every day I write so that you do not forget us, to remind you we are here, desperate to survive. This survival is unfortunately down to you, my friends, because no one else wants to help us. You have given us every cherished day so far, and I pray that I will have more days to experience life with my family and enjoy the joy in life that I miss so badly. You are all we have, my friends.. Please help if you can, I am being suppressed when I use the wrong words, and I'm worried about the dropping support for us which could have devastating effects on us all. I will work to my very last breath to help the poor and desperate people and animals who are relying on me, my friends. Please help me to do this, however you can.. 🙏 Our Cruelty Free Kitchen 🫂🙏🇵🇸 Our Water Project 💧🙏 My Cat Shelter + Family Survival Fund 🐾🐈🥺🫂 My PayPal 🙏🇵🇸🥺🫂🚨🆘️ 🐾🐈

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

13,077 次观看 • 1 年前