reev @ reev @sh.itjust.works Posts 3Comments 392Joined 2 yr. ago
I think that just makes it a shirt that I want to own. That and "kids these day"
Here's one certainly not ukulele track by underscores.
I love the vision but despite everything we're still human.
One of us, but for real this time.
There's weird details on some of the fingers that an artist probably wouldn't put there (just extra lines, no extra fingers), the text is pretty telltale of the new GPT image generation but the most clear way to tell is the SS on the collar and the piece on the hat.
AI image generation has come a long way.
Genuine question regarding the rhyme thing, it can be argued that "predicting backwards isn't very different" but you can't attribute generating the rhyme first to noise, right? So how does it "know" (for lack of a better word) to generate the rhyme first?
I think what's wild about it is that it really is surprisingly similar to how we actually think. It's very different from how a computer (calculator) would calculate it.
So it's not a strange method for humans but that's what makes it so fascinating, no?
crazy idea
Inb4 "nice guys finish last"
I would pull my childhood cats tail when I was like 2-3 and from what I hear she was very clearly incredibly displeased but didn't even particularly try to get away.
I miss her even though she's been gone a long time.
Two of them were from AliExpress
Why would it change after that? They've clearly demonstrated they intend to just stab their allies in the back the second a bit of cash gets wiggled in front of their snouts.
It's like when Gandhi went from sucking off no one to sucking off everyone in Civ or something idk I've never played it.
The label at the top is referring to this song by Roberto Blanco. Literally translates to "Samba yes, work, no!"
In case anyone was curious.
Bed (à la Ben)
I have met multiple people called Prudence
Right??? When I was an infant my mom had the nerve to wrap a diaper on me when I was just trying to helpfully shit on the floor.
German government in general is (or at least was over the past 4 years) also generally pretty pro open source.