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3d artist

Москва, Россия
Joined November 2013
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Everybody on Tim Urban's poll right now:
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Simon Telezhkin explained how he created an ice cube for the annual Nodevember challenge. He showed how he set up the shape, the internal fog volume, the bubble scattering, and the droplets, and then shaded each part: 80.lv/articles/nodevember-20…
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day 3 - ice used physics build for overlap #nodevember #nodevember2025 #geometrynodes
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ok, what are examples of the GOOD memetic viruses? 1/ Sarno's chronic pain cure (h/t @richardludlow @patrickc) reply and i'll add yours to the thread!
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Finished ✨ Check it on artstation
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Super happy to see the reveal of Gambit and Rogue statue I sculpted with @collectsideshow Great work of all the team - Incredible paint by Kat Sapene, and brilliant design by Ian MacDonald🙏
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Hey! I'm excited to share with you my new website slava.design It took much time to raise it and build on @framer, but it was a great experience that only started, and as I see, many designers who've done their portfolio perceive it like a side project. Your thoughts?
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Saying it myself, in case that somehow helps: Most graphic artists and translators should switch to saving money and figuring out which career to enter next, on maybe a 6 to 24 month time horizon. Don't be misled or consoled by flaws of current AI systems. They're improving.
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Our fate is tied to the wandering shade, A prisoner of the night, we can't evade. Our lives are but mere flickers of light, In the endless abyss of the night.
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The level of risk being taken in the field of AI is orders of magnitude greater than what we would accept in ANY field of engineering.
A new survey asked tech company founders / AI engineers what their p(doom) is. Turns out they are quite concerned about AI killing everyone. Over 60% have a p(doom) > 25%. Governments, can you please take these concerns seriously and ban dangerous training runs? Thanks.
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> be Stanislav Petrov > spawn in Vladivostok, long for adventure > join Air Defence Forces, assigned to secret command center near Moscow > 1983, normal day, when alarms blare > system tells me USA launched five nukes > not_falling_for_that.jpg
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Vladimir Leleiva showing off some Half-Life 2 RTX (you read that right!) props on his Artstation. Modo and Substance painter. Nobody does Urban Decay like the Half-Life universe. artstation.com/artwork/5vaP2… @TheFoundryTeam
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Этот Герцог Тран Ван. На фото он защищает сестрёнку во время резни в Сонг-ми, Вьетнам. Тред о бойне, её последствиях – и о том, как один вертолётчик приказал подчинённым стрелять по своим. Спасая десятки жизней и рискуя своей. Впервые я услышал о Сонг-ми от отца. Он дал...
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10 obvious reasons that the danger from AGI is way more serious than nuclear weapons: 1) Nuclear weapons are not smarter than humanity. 2) Nuclear weapons are not self-replicating. 3) Nuclear weapons are not self-improving. 4) Scientists understand how nuclear weapons work. 5) You can calculate how powerful a nuclear weapon will be before setting it off. 6) A realistic full exchange between two nuclear powers wouldn't extinguish literally all of humanity. 7) It would be hard to do a full nuclear exchange by accident and without any human being having decided to do that. 8) The materials and factories for building nuclear weapons are relatively easy to spot. 9) The process for making one nuclear weapon doesn't let you deploy 100,000 of them immediately after. 10) Humanity understands that nuclear weapons are dangerous, politicians treat them seriously, and leading scientists can have actual conversations about the dangers.
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