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Henry Cavill's career was brought to life with an epic visual language dominated by sharp facial features, an imposing stance, and a characteristic gentlemanly demeanor, aiming to blend classic Hollywood charisma with modern physical discipline in every performance to reflect the images of the "ideal hero" and "noble warrior." Directors and cinematographers opted for a cinematography combining wide shots highlighting the power in his body language with close-ups capturing the seriousness in his gaze to emphasize the unwavering authority and melancholic depth in the characters he portrays, offering the audience impressive visuals. This technical approach combined with iconic details ranging from his majestic stance under Superman's cape to the silver hair of Geralt of Rivia, gave every frame the actor appeared in both a mythological grandeur and a modern gentlemanly aesthetic. #henrycavill #wikipedia #superman #thewitcher #interviews
Henry Cavill's career was brought to life with an epic visual language dominated by sharp facial features, an imposing stance, and a characteristic gentlemanly demeanor, aiming to blend classic Hollywood charisma with modern physical discipline in every performance to reflect the images of the "ideal hero" and "noble warrior." Directors and cinematographers opted for a cinematography combining wide shots highlighting the power in his body language with close-ups capturing the seriousness in his gaze to emphasize the unwavering authority and melancholic depth in the characters he portrays, offering the audience impressive visuals. This technical approach combined with iconic details ranging from his majestic stance under Superman's cape to the silver hair of Geralt of Rivia, gave every frame the actor appeared in both a mythological grandeur and a modern gentlemanly aesthetic. #henrycavill #wikipedia #superman #thewitcher #interviews
How embarrassing! Getting caught because of your amazingly sourced Wikipedia page... πŸŽ₯ @ghoulproductionsofficial
How embarrassing! Getting caught because of your amazingly sourced Wikipedia page... πŸŽ₯ @ghoulproductionsofficial
𝒢 π“ˆπ“‚π’Άπ“π“ π‘”π“π‘œπ’·π‘’ 𝒾𝓃 𝒢 𝒷𝒾𝑔 π“Œπ‘œπ“‡π“π’Ή... πš‘πšŽπš•πš•πš˜ πš‹πšŠπš‹πš’ πšπš•πš˜πš‹πšŽ 🧩 πš πš’πš”πš’πš™πšŽπšπš’πšŠβ€™πšœ πš–πšŠπšœπšŒπš˜πš how dreamlike it was to lead the development of an official mascot for wikipedia. we turned a beloved sketch of a puzzle globe character by community member (jonathan ferreira) into a living mascot to celebrate wikipediaβ€˜s 25th birthday this year. baby globe lived on articles as easter eggs for a period of time, but i’m even more excited as it grows past its original context and starts to build its own world within the community. this self produced film is not only a representation of the incredible hand drawn animations from @axelkinnear but also a tribute to wikipedia and all i’ve come to learn by being in its orbit. to it i’m forever grateful. β€” a film by @public.park character animation: @axelkinnear motion design & art direction: @public.park music & sound design: @ana___rama β€” mascot design team: creative direction & illustration: @public.park art direction & design: @sister_crisp animation: @axelkinnear @wikimediafoundation easter eggs team: aiman javed, artem titkov, bex mcnally, carolyn li-madeo, corli de kock, marissa dubin, rita ho, shrutika manivannan, zack mccune adapted from an original drawing by jonathan ferreira special thanks to @carolyn.lm for the immense trust always!
𝒢 π“ˆπ“‚π’Άπ“π“ π‘”π“π‘œπ’·π‘’ 𝒾𝓃 𝒢 𝒷𝒾𝑔 π“Œπ‘œπ“‡π“π’Ή... πš‘πšŽπš•πš•πš˜ πš‹πšŠπš‹πš’ πšπš•πš˜πš‹πšŽ 🧩 πš πš’πš”πš’πš™πšŽπšπš’πšŠβ€™πšœ πš–πšŠπšœπšŒπš˜πš how dreamlike it was to lead the development of an official mascot for wikipedia. we turned a beloved sketch of a puzzle globe character by community member (jonathan ferreira) into a living mascot to celebrate wikipediaβ€˜s 25th birthday this year. baby globe lived on articles as easter eggs for a period of time, but i’m even more excited as it grows past its original context and starts to build its own world within the community. this self produced film is not only a representation of the incredible hand drawn animations from @axelkinnear but also a tribute to wikipedia and all i’ve come to learn by being in its orbit. to it i’m forever grateful. β€” a film by @public.park character animation: @axelkinnear motion design & art direction: @public.park music & sound design: @ana___rama β€” mascot design team: creative direction & illustration: @public.park art direction & design: @sister_crisp animation: @axelkinnear @wikimediafoundation easter eggs team: aiman javed, artem titkov, bex mcnally, carolyn li-madeo, corli de kock, marissa dubin, rita ho, shrutika manivannan, zack mccune adapted from an original drawing by jonathan ferreira special thanks to @carolyn.lm for the immense trust always!
The last Wikipedia editor on Earth #DAL3X #MEME #DAL3XBONES #DAL3XMEMES #DAL3XMEME
The last Wikipedia editor on Earth #DAL3X #MEME #DAL3XBONES #DAL3XMEMES #DAL3XMEME
Follow :) One of the weirdest generational plot twists is being told your entire childhood that Wikipedia wasn't a valid source... only to enter a workforce where the first solution to every problem is "just ask ChatGPT" For years, students were taught to avoid crowdsourced knowledge, double-check everything, and cite authoritative sources. Teachers treated Wikipedia like a shortcut that would ruin your academic future Now we're living in a world where AI helps write emails, summarize meetings, generate code, draft reports, create presentations, answer questions, and sometimes serves as the first place people look for information. The funny part isn't that technology changed. It's how quickly the rules changed. An entire generation spent years being warned not to trust one internet tool, only to watch another become integrated into schools, offices, startups, and everyday work almost overnight At this point, if you told a teacher from 2008 that future employees would be encouraged to solve problems by talking to an AI chatbot, they'd probably think you were describing science fiction. Turns out the future arrived faster than the lesson plan πŸ‘€πŸ‘‡ #chatgpt #ai #techlover #futureofwork #genz
Follow :) One of the weirdest generational plot twists is being told your entire childhood that Wikipedia wasn't a valid source... only to enter a workforce where the first solution to every problem is "just ask ChatGPT" For years, students were taught to avoid crowdsourced knowledge, double-check everything, and cite authoritative sources. Teachers treated Wikipedia like a shortcut that would ruin your academic future Now we're living in a world where AI helps write emails, summarize meetings, generate code, draft reports, create presentations, answer questions, and sometimes serves as the first place people look for information. The funny part isn't that technology changed. It's how quickly the rules changed. An entire generation spent years being warned not to trust one internet tool, only to watch another become integrated into schools, offices, startups, and everyday work almost overnight At this point, if you told a teacher from 2008 that future employees would be encouraged to solve problems by talking to an AI chatbot, they'd probably think you were describing science fiction. Turns out the future arrived faster than the lesson plan πŸ‘€πŸ‘‡ #chatgpt #ai #techlover #futureofwork #genz
We might have found the perfect guest for "Sheldon Cooper Presents: Fun with Flags" during the ESEAP Conference, hosted by @wikimediaeseap. πŸŽ₯ @mattprebeg
We might have found the perfect guest for "Sheldon Cooper Presents: Fun with Flags" during the ESEAP Conference, hosted by @wikimediaeseap. πŸŽ₯ @mattprebeg
Comment β€œHuman” and I’ll send you the full guide πŸ‘‡ What happens when you ask Claude to humanize your text so it passes every AI detector? I tried this and the results came back as 0% AI generated. Here’s how: 1. Tell Claude: β€œI want you to humanize all my text moving forward so it doesn’t sound like AI.” 2.Β Β Go to the Wikipedia page on signs of AI writing and have Claude list every single pattern that gives away AI text 3. Tell it to never do any of those things Claude stops using every obvious tell like em dashes, filler phrases, and that robotic tone. Here’s the trick: Stay in the same chat, type /, choose Skill Creator, and say: β€œBuild me a personal humanizer skill based off everything we just found so I never have to explain this again.” Claude builds you your own custom humanizer skill. Install it and now just type /human before you write anything. It comes back as 0% AI detected every single time. #ai #claude #claudeskills #aihumanizer #chatgpt
Comment β€œHuman” and I’ll send you the full guide πŸ‘‡ What happens when you ask Claude to humanize your text so it passes every AI detector? I tried this and the results came back as 0% AI generated. Here’s how: 1. Tell Claude: β€œI want you to humanize all my text moving forward so it doesn’t sound like AI.” 2.Β Β Go to the Wikipedia page on signs of AI writing and have Claude list every single pattern that gives away AI text 3. Tell it to never do any of those things Claude stops using every obvious tell like em dashes, filler phrases, and that robotic tone. Here’s the trick: Stay in the same chat, type /, choose Skill Creator, and say: β€œBuild me a personal humanizer skill based off everything we just found so I never have to explain this again.” Claude builds you your own custom humanizer skill. Install it and now just type /human before you write anything. It comes back as 0% AI detected every single time. #ai #claude #claudeskills #aihumanizer #chatgpt
He Edited Wikipedia To Meet The Band 😏
He Edited Wikipedia To Meet The Band 😏
Wikipedia was built on a radical idea: if enough people worked in good faith, truth would rise above noise. @ashleyrindsberg of @npovmedia explains that for years, that model seemed to function. Competing viewpoints were debated. Fringe ideas were labeled. Consensus meant representing all significant perspectives. But today, he argues, something has changed. Instead of consensus as balance, decisions are increasingly made by brute force. If more editors align on one side, that position prevails. Not because it is better argued, but because it has more people. And in a coordinated information environment, manpower is strategy. Watch the full interview at the link in bio.
Wikipedia was built on a radical idea: if enough people worked in good faith, truth would rise above noise. @ashleyrindsberg of @npovmedia explains that for years, that model seemed to function. Competing viewpoints were debated. Fringe ideas were labeled. Consensus meant representing all significant perspectives. But today, he argues, something has changed. Instead of consensus as balance, decisions are increasingly made by brute force. If more editors align on one side, that position prevails. Not because it is better argued, but because it has more people. And in a coordinated information environment, manpower is strategy. Watch the full interview at the link in bio.
if anyone tells you a @fossilfueltreaty is impossible because phasing out fossil fuels defies the profit motive system built by capitalism, remember this. a better world IS possible, don't let them tell you different!
if anyone tells you a @fossilfueltreaty is impossible because phasing out fossil fuels defies the profit motive system built by capitalism, remember this. a better world IS possible, don't let them tell you different!
How does Wikipedia make money ?
How does Wikipedia make money ?
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#website #fyp
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