Re: why cant people get to the fucking point!?
jojo <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.checkmate,alt.slack |
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| Organization | jieigyou |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Doc Hammerslack wrote: > At Wed, 5 Aug 2026 19:46:55 +0000, jojo <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Lane W wrote: >>> jojo wrote: >>>> Doc Hammerslack wrote: >>>>> At Tue, 4 Aug 2026 11:53:25 -0600, Lane W >>>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> jojo wrote: >>>>>>> what i hate about many youtube instruction videos is they >>>>>>> JUST FUCKING >>>>>>> DONT GET TO THE POINT!!! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i dont want to hear all that other stuff! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> at least with ai if the output is wrong i know i have framed >>>>>>> the context >>>>>>> and prompt incorrectly, but people who literally put the >>>>>>> solution in the >>>>>>> title of the video should fucking get to the point! >>>>>>> >>>>>> Yah, I don't watch very many videos although I was thinking >>>>>> of moving in >>>>>> that direction. When the answer is in text, or slightly less >>>>>> convenient, >>>>>> slides, I can skim through and get the answer fast. I don't >>>>>> think you >>>>>> can really do that with video, but maybe it's something you >>>>>> could make >>>>>> available to the public. Someone would thank you, and % >>>>>> wouldn't call >>>>>> you a deadbeat anymore. It would be kind of like inventing the >>>>>> telephone, for example. Something for you to do. >>>>> >>>>> A lot of videos have transcripts, thanks to AI. >>>>> >>>>> (It's under "more".) >>>>> >>>> >>>> but that is not the point, if i wanted to read a solution i >>>> would just ai, there are certain things which require visuals. >>>> >>> But not: >>> >>> "The 5 books you need to read." >>> >>> etc. >> >> i dont like reading books, no patience and very unrewarding. > > You're not reading the right books then. > > The question is ... what interests you? > it cannot compete with what's out there for attention, i have to arrive at the conclusion somehow that it is of greater benefit to read a book than acquire stuff online. because if i go by interest, then online sources completely destroy any and all books. so it cannot be a hedonistic thing at all, something beyond.