Andrew Jeffreys
@theandrewjeff.bsky.social
Videographer at Cable Bullet. Opinions are my own, because who would believe this crap.
[The camera pans over to ANDREW, raising his hand]
“What if I like hallmark movies?”
“What if I like hallmark movies?”
December 2, 2025 at 1:26 PM
[The camera pans over to ANDREW, raising his hand]
“What if I like hallmark movies?”
“What if I like hallmark movies?”
He’s so good! It’s amazing how quickly he just fits into the role as well. Nearly makes you forget he wasn’t in the first season!
November 30, 2025 at 8:06 PM
He’s so good! It’s amazing how quickly he just fits into the role as well. Nearly makes you forget he wasn’t in the first season!
100% this! I’ve had to remove some really promising indie games from my wishlist because they use AI-generated assets.
November 27, 2025 at 11:14 AM
100% this! I’ve had to remove some really promising indie games from my wishlist because they use AI-generated assets.
The Dowd ones always make me wince, but this one did actual psychic damage
November 24, 2025 at 5:35 PM
The Dowd ones always make me wince, but this one did actual psychic damage
Aw beans I was really looking for an ore blog
November 24, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Aw beans I was really looking for an ore blog
Finally, use it responsibly! I’ve been seeing far, far too many games on Steam that use generated assets that could have been made by humans (voice acting, music, etc). This sucks. Don’t use it like this. Tedium is the realm of machines, while creativity is the realm of people.
October 27, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Finally, use it responsibly! I’ve been seeing far, far too many games on Steam that use generated assets that could have been made by humans (voice acting, music, etc). This sucks. Don’t use it like this. Tedium is the realm of machines, while creativity is the realm of people.
In general, I reject the use of genAI for several reasons, but I do think every job can benefit from thoughtfully small uses. Use it to engage your brain and creativity (where it makes sense), not surrender it!
October 27, 2025 at 12:33 PM
In general, I reject the use of genAI for several reasons, but I do think every job can benefit from thoughtfully small uses. Use it to engage your brain and creativity (where it makes sense), not surrender it!
However, there are definite use cases. I work in a creative field, and Photoshop’s GenAI is hugely useful in image cleanup cases that would take a long time to fix by hand. In these cases, cloning is tedious, and gen fill is really useful for getting me to the creative work I enjoy!
October 27, 2025 at 12:33 PM
However, there are definite use cases. I work in a creative field, and Photoshop’s GenAI is hugely useful in image cleanup cases that would take a long time to fix by hand. In these cases, cloning is tedious, and gen fill is really useful for getting me to the creative work I enjoy!
I'm also not talking about changing up shots or re-editing sequences a la the special editions of Star Wars. Keep everything the way it was as much as possible. Practical effect? Leave it! Just integrate it using modern tools & techniques.
October 9, 2025 at 6:16 PM
I'm also not talking about changing up shots or re-editing sequences a la the special editions of Star Wars. Keep everything the way it was as much as possible. Practical effect? Leave it! Just integrate it using modern tools & techniques.