Where does Annihilation fit in here? Pretty sure it's both.
Do you use the swipe function? I used to, but recently it's been a bit horrible
Interesting to have a humidifier under your guitars. I'd say high humidity would rust your strings in no time right? And possibly be bad for the wood as well
Some friends of mine in new Zealand had their own company growing and selling lily's and other plants. Became a huge thing, bought a huge house. A decade ago they sold their entire company and went to picking strawberries. They just pick strawberries all day every day, and they love it. I was pretty jealous. So maybe you could stay in your field but just a completely different position. You'll already have connections and experience.
Nobody mentioned steel panther yet. Quality stuff
'You can basically call me a printer god now'
Loving this.
Same, was very surprised. Also there are almost zero to no cats in New Zealand, they are extremely protective of their native bird species.
That creep should be locked away for good. Can't imagine those poor woman for the rest of their life knowing this fecal drain is still walking around freely.
That definitely helps! Thanks for writing it up, highly appreciate it. I didn't even know repeating negative prompts had an effect haha. I just started with screwing around with sdxl, and made some very basic stuff, but I've yet to try changing it up with inpainting. But the img2img trick, I'm definitely gonna try. Thanks again!
That'd be very helpful, I'm looking to start using stable diffusion for dnd purposes, but my results vary in quality haha
Finally have time tonight to paint my air genasi monk dnd miniature. If I'm not too beat up by work and only want to game on the couch, that is.
This is really cool! Can you tell a bit more about your prompting methods and models?
If you haven't watched the social dilemma, you should. It paints a very detailed picture of the negative influence of social media on mental health and on society in general. It's not too long, and very informative.
But it's not about hopelessness. It's about coming to terms with having lived a full life and being fully ready for a dignified end of it. My girlfriend works in a Dutch nursing home and has had the privilege of assisting a couple of euthanasia tracts for the elderly, and she says it's one of the most magnificent things she was able to do for someone, emotionally speaking. People are very clear about the reasons (which have to be not only discussed, but thoroughly vetted by 2 doctors) and do not make this decision lightly. These is a very high level of clear communication between the family, doctors and patients about all relevant aspects for everyone involved.
I think when you and I reach that age, we will have very different thoughts on life and death.
Hi everyone,
Me and my SO are flying on Monday to your beautiful country to drive around in a campervan for 3 months. We booked 3 great walks, and are super excited to check out your nature, culture, wines and dines.
I am a little bit anxious to buying a campervan though. Like, what if takes weeks to find a good one? What if we find a good one after some days which breaks down a few days afterwards? You know, standard stuff.
If any of you have any tips for buying a used 2-birth campervan around Auckland, I'd love you forever. Is it better to go to a dealer, or get one from Trademe or Facebook? Should we wait a few days to get the AA pre-purchase check? Which dealers are good or infamously bad?
Thanks!