okay i put my shitty resume out to about 30 companies my credentials are so dogshit but hopefully my cover letters convey what i really have to offer which i think i can offer an awful lot
i fucked up by not finishing my degree but i dunno how i could have at the time goin back now doesn't seem feasible
i dont think many people take the notion of self-study seriously but that's basically what grad school is in mathematics anyway
it'd be hard to finish now i gotta like make end's meat you know
it'll be easier once i get more gainful employment or rather bolster my contracting opportunities
my plan was always to self-study and eventually apply for grad school once i had like, an actual knowledge base and familiarity with the stuff i wanted to study but it almost seems better just to separate from the institution and publish what i want to publish on my own not like i can't read a lot of the new literature coming out without university status
moon
i guess id be missing out on the sick networking opportunities with all the other autismos like me though
the loans are controlled by the government though, don't attract much interest and you only have to start making repayments once your income is over a certain level. so it's not omega crippling.
even so, now I have the tax man with his grubby little fingers in my pockets every payday
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
man that fucking sucks
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
what the fuck that wasnt meeee
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
ok maube it was deunk mee
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
im actually going to lose my mind being a meat pppsicle and all
there are so many modes of kenetic movment too choose from, those are just some options. This ones a lil bit more modern. IDK sports bikes are more my thing.
i have been close to this woman for a while, every friday we hang out on the beach for like 12 hours she is moving to kentucky for work and i am sad im gonna go visit her but its still sad i wont be able to see her all the time now
they might be able to pay people less this way maybe??? or maybe they want everyone at the store to be abel to work on making the pizzas without being interrupted by phone calls
Actually I like when there's a lot to do as long as I know what it is Given clear directions I'm a happy camper, I just do my work until it's time to eat or leave
>Bosch is 94% owned by the Robert Bosch Stiftung, a charitable institution.[3] Although the charity is funded by owning the vast majority of shares, it has no voting rights and is involved in health and social causes unrelated to Bosch's business. What the fuck lmao
i bet the EUC warriors would eat it up clean air in da bike lanes
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
pepsicum
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>>/@venturetwins/1934634448244654174 love to fish in video games (which is when the game shows a spinner and then "Fish Caught Press E") really makes you FEEL like you caught fish
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
> if you're breaded like me everyone wants a piece
the youjo senki manga continues the anime's "every military force gets a weird flying machine for their mages" Most notably this continues to be funny because uh, nobody has one of these in the LN Like literally nobody uses a machine (that isn't the orb) to fly Because they fly using flight spells, they're mages
S C
at least in the anime all of them were like, a bit witch-like The scandinavians use skies, the french use these weird horses without legs, metallic and seemingly magic in nature
But these guys got... snowmobiles? Just straight up snowmobiles.
Anno
well flying is one thing, plummeting is not ever an option.
the other thing is that despite this, the anime and manga still only ever have mages fly Like, they aren't ACTUALLY flying machines, even in the adaptions
it's just such a strange thing for the manga and anime to have added in when the LN never makes even an allusion towards tech like this having existed in the past, much less still existing The war that begins after Tanya gets isekai'd is... kind of implied to possibly be the first war since mages became able to fly at all, judging by the first real combat mission the 203rd went on, beating the snot out of a whole country's armed forces and pushing to the capital without any meaningful resistance due to the simple fact that this other country were still waging entirely terrestial combat and didn't even conceive of air forces being like, important as enemy or ally They had total air superiority against an enemy without even rudimentary anti air, which really only makes sense if this is the advent of airborne mages
S C
if memory serves, mages prior to airborne mages DID absolutely exist and were part of the military, but they were basically beefed up infantry Even if you can't fly, being able to project a shield in front of yourself and a small squad can really turn a fight around
S C
though aircraft absolutely are a thing, fighter planes and bombers are fairly common, so it is real strange for any country to exist without any anti air to speak of, their entire armed forces being like, 1800s era formation marches and... muskets? might have been bolt action rifles, but either way that's the type of tactics they had going on No armor, no AA, no aircraft, not even mechanized infantry, or even cavalry
I guess it was just the author showing the power of airborne mages by making up a guy for them to fight, but it does kinda make some strange implications about the lore How could a nation like that even exist, like literally at all, prior to entities like the UN or whatever? They'd get bodied by literally any one of their neighbors, and they'd deserve it for logging off the military tech tree over 100 years ago
Anno
>>1154449 o my knowledge this is that; the keyword being "ally" and both sides need the end game which is the goal
All partys involved geting what is needed COULD maybe "absolutly" (but more over over) ACTUALLY really
indeed turn a fight in the favour of all concerned.
S C
I do not know what you're saying here The kingdom the 203rd went up against, as a military force, did not consider aerial forces to exist prior to making contact with the 203rd, based on their tactics and forces Which just doesn't make a lot of sense for a country that hasn't been beaten bloody and conquered already, considering the developed state of aerial combat in the rest of the world
S C
the weird flying devices do somehow end up being functional from a story-telling perspective despite being fake news, though The Empire, and I can't tell if this was intentional or not, has by far the most functional version, which is basically just like, a mechanical boot or more like the lower end of an exoskeleton without the machinery that makes it an exoskeleton Just visually, it's beyond obvious they're better at all of this shit than all their contemporaries by the mere fact their mages are more free to maneuver and aren't straddled across some unwieldy fucking 'thing'
>>1154446 like just being told those things on their legs here serve the same function in their operations as the snowmobile communicates really clearly that <- these guys, or at least the people making their gear, are just a LOT better at their job
>>1154453 Well if "victory" is to be obtained in the case of "allys" sometimes the best case senario can be but getting into a conflict too begin with and focus on resources or even a greater shared enemy. Better to keep things fimiliar then to bring new company into play.
>>1154457 Oh i see, you just misunderstood what I meant > didn't even conceive of air forces being like, important as enemy or ally I meant this as in, not that they decided against bringing aircraft or anti-air, but as in they didn't think that was a... thing Not "unimportant for this campaign", but more "we did not know you could do that"
S C
and "ally" here is literally just themselves
Anno
ya safty can also be a great ally flying carft are ment to be operated inside or other.
S C
well it's best to treat the manga as an entirely separate story anyway Mary Sue is quite literally, explicitly and unambigiously blessed by the gods in the manga It's not implied or nothing, they directly intervene In the anime that part was at least just sorta implied And in the LN... I mean that never happens at all in any capacity, she's just a bit far above average on mana capacity Unlike Tanya, whose mana capacity is actually pretty weak, even for her age
S C
Visha's got the most mana of the 203rd, I'm pretty sure, not that this information gets brought up often or actually comes into play It's just offhandedly mentioned once or twice, not important to the plot beyond simply reinforcing mana as variable and evidently not the be-all end-all of mages
S C
also lmao this translation of the manga keeps calling the not-UK "the allied kingdom", which is both a name that doesn't make sense, and also very strange for an enemy of the kingdom to say "Our enemy, the allied kingdom" is just contradictory. They're not your enemy if they're an allied kingdom
i dont want to elicit any worries i am okay i am plagued with uncertainty and anxieties, but that is a different layer of concern im not in an unsafe place physically just emotionally dislodged and a lot of grief bubbling under the surface
but grief is a long-term issue that needs to surface somehow eventually to be processed so it is what it is is it? it is, isn't it?
Anno
well, when you do process it, process some of mine at the same time and that way we both will have less. I just had some weird head spinning sensation it stoped. Not sure about this hope it dosn't come back. What an outlet you find to lessen the burdens of life, hobbies, games, interacting on some level? making (creating someting)?
Skyrim basically succeeds and fails on the same point kinda consistently Everything is kinda cookie cutter, but they're really nice looking cookies No dungeon requires you even pay attention to your surroundings beyond the occasional extremely prominent trap button on the floor, but that also means you can just churn through them and get the loot The game will never ask you to backtrack, but conversely you will never have a reason to backtrack. Doing so will never net you anything you missed on the first pass, because nothing is designed in a way that makes it possible to miss anything.
Oh actually though, if you want to play a mage, don't play skyrim Just don't Being a mage in Oblivion was painful Being a mage in Skyrim is not viable Unless you play on the lowest difficulty in which case sure yeah you could just specc entirely into crafting skills too and you'd be fine
In short, Skyrim is exceedingly bland, but it's a very pleasant flavor of bland
S C
And don't make the mistake of thinking there's anything you'll like, mark down and come back to later either Adversaries being leveled so you're never completely out of your depth is one thing, but genuinely there's like 3 instances throughout the entire game where your character's actual set of abilities and skills actually matter, and it's all the whirlwind sprint And you can not actually get to those before you get it anyway Oh I guess there's clear skies, which you can physically get to before you get the power, but I'm not sure anyone has done so and realized there even is anything on the other side there
S C
Also on the trend of "the failure is also the success" There is nothing your character will miss out on. Full stop. This means there is nothing you will be rewarded for speccing into, no content you'll mark down as "for the next character" If your only spells are flame and healing for the whole game, there are a grand total of 0 instances, in the entirety of Skyrim, where you'll wish you had some other spell.
Which, I mean, is fine anda ll But it does cut down on the weight of the few choices you're allowed to make in Skyrim You can specc however you want, which is freedom to experiment and try things out, but also it doesn't matter how you specc unless you bungle it to the point you get bodied in combat
A more competent game would have some extra goodies in some of the uncountable dungeons locked behind some mechanism testing your character in one way or the other If you're a warrior with a ton of HP, maybe you can straight up just facetank some otherwise instant-death trap, and there's a Cool Weapon at the bottom, dropped by some unfortunate guy who wasn't so tanky in the past If you're more of a sneaky beaky lad, maybe there's some Cool Shit that gets destroyed or otherwise removed if an enemy in the area is alerted to your presence If you're a mage, maybe there's literally even a single thing in the entire game reacting to a spell you've not moments prior been given a scroll for. It doesn't even need to GIVE YOU anything as a reward, just seeing the game acknowledge mages as existing in the playerbase would go a long way.
Alas, Todd Howard's philosophy is the player should never miss out on content because of their character choice
moon
>>1154490 werewolfs have to backtrack just to pick up loot since they cannot pick up loot us a werewolfs which is weird because werewolfs have iincreased carrying capacity??? are you supposed to load up on loot then transform to run it back to town??
>>1154493 That much is true, though in fairness werewolves are kinda lackluster to begin with At least they're not as weak as vampires and vampire lords
I think the increased carry capacity just comes from Skyrim tying carry cap to stamina, and werewolves get more stam, so they get more carry cap
It's a neat idea for a system, but man is it just kinda annoying to deal with Both vamps and werewolves are just poorly realized in skyrim, especially post-dawnguard where the one actually neat impact of being a vampire was patched out because it accidentally made the player's decision to remain a vampire matter in some capacity. No longer shall stage 4 result in NPCs reacting at all to you visibly being a malicious creature of the night Always found the whole "you get weaker by drinking blood" to be such a strange way to do vampirism, honestly. Like, you kinda just gotta pick between whether you're a * vampire* or just like, a beefed up person with a case of sun allergy It made some sense when the final stage made NPCs refuse to do business with you and stuff, but once that was removed, drinking blood just means you're playing the game wrong and should cure your vampirism instead
I really feel like my complaints about skyrim can be summed up with "you have many choices, none of which have consequences" Where a choice would obviously have a consequence, you're not given the option to begin with If a quest offers you a choice, it's the last segment of the questline The civil war... granted I've literally never actually done the civil war, but considering every single conversation about this central aspect of the game's time and place is discussed from a pre-war perspective, I can only imagine there is no meaningful difference regardless of which side you take You can choose to kill paarth at the very fucking end of the main questline, a choice which is both the most morally brave and complex in a bethesda game that I know of, and utterly without consequence Well, it's not even like you can choose "not to kill paarth" You can choose not to finish the quest, you can choose to just not continue the story, making it a "choice" in the same way every character can choose not to be part of the dark brotherhood Same with the companions offering you lycanthropy You can stop following the questline, but you can't just go "oh naw, I'm good thanks. It's cool by me you guys like howling at the moon and stuff, but I wanna go to sovngarde (more than once)"
S C
Skyrim being the bethesda game people describe as "you can do whatever you want" is just strange You can kill whoever you want, except essential NPCs, but that's the extent of your actual agency beyond what questlines to do or not do. You might as well say you can do whatever you want in world of warcraft and it's no less accurate
and of course, if killing an NPC would matter at all, they're essential so the same issue crops back up there's a very small selection of content you can actually miss out on through your actions rather than inaction The first guy you kill in the brotherhood actually has a quest if you meet him before you join the brotherhood and take the contract
S C
Oblivion was far more daring, strangely enough Oblivion's main quest has a failure state Like you can fail the main quest in Oblivion, and the game just ends, and it's not just because you died Granted the game just ending isn't distinct from dying, but still
moon
yeah forced furfagging with the cumpanions is bullshit todd is just like, "yeah every player would want to be a werewolf. nobody would say no to woofs."
i have always wanted a global aggro mod so as soon as you load in, the entire map starts aggroing toward you from the overworld no matter how far away giants just clambering across the tundras all the way to riverwood to just start raising hell
Anno
listened to some of your tracks on that YTch. >>1154499 def enjoyed what I heard, then looked at Vsnares bio and it's not the guy I hang out with and his gf back in the day when I since him live it looked like two ppl promforming maybe in his early day they did some colabo this was all after 2004 so who knows. But ya the tunes are pregood I enjoyed what you made.
S C
>>1154499 It's really fucked up how nobody at bethesda even enjoys playing magic-users in their own games It's brutally apparent, from the total unviability of mages in Skyrim to the companions forcing you to be a werewolf because of cours no player wouldn't want to be a melee-only wolf, while the vampire DLC giving you the option because who would WANT to be a magic-based bat creature?
moon
>>1154500 hey thanks appreciate it it's a weird noisy mess so im just glad to have anyobe hear it
snares had a gf who he collabed with a while in winnipeg and did some tours with i think like hypatia or hymen or hy-something kinky sounding but yeah either way still cool music scene up there either way
>>1154501 i just wanna be a magician werewolf you know i thought it was a role playing game
Anno
ya maybe the guy wrote a couple of tracks with him and thats what he played too me I remember it said VS on the faceplayer deck so idk. >>1154502
I just want a game in a setting so deeply submerged in the terrifying power of the arcane arts to reflect that even a little bit in gameplay if it's gonna give me a fireball spell to use. Why is the lore flush with powerful magic, but mages just... not just the weakest build, but outright not powerful enough to keep up without minmaxing to a degree which for any other build would result in brutalizing every enemy on sight?
Mages can be crazy strong in Skyrim, but only through exploits, and they don't even need to be mages to do that, really, since it usually just involves casting a cloak spell with enchanted gear cranking the magnitude of destruction magic into the stratosphere And you can do that with a scroll
moon
>>1154503 was it that hungarian kinda style like rossz czilag allot szulutet or like the oldschool shit
higgins ultralow track glue funk hits 1972-2006 those ones stick out to me a lot dance like youre selling nails
>>1154504 bruhh but you can shoot arrows from stealth why cast a spells
Anno
>>1154507 I see what you are saying, I wasn't into that much exparimental flow for the most part did listen to aphex twin and played alot of big cat records stuff Gemeral Malice and such Jungly is and dnbizle
>>1154507 actually that's kinda another big issue with skyrim stealth archery isn't just like, a busted strong way to play the game It's the strongest way to play the game for every character It legitimately doesn't matter until you're like level 40+ what your build is like, picking up a bow and hitting ctrl is the optimal playstyle for your character
moon
>>1154509 yeah even just aaccidentally becoming a stwalth archer because its encouraged heavily you have to be iintentionally iinefficient just to avoid falling down that slippery sloop >>1154508 oh yeah i forget about aphex twin sometimes his ambient shit blew me away as a youngster and i care because you do alberto balsalm those totally changed my concept of music
And mages will usually become stealth archers when they hit conjuration 75 cause they get conjure bow and for a mage, at literally ANY level, even if they've never crouched or touched a bow so far in their entire playthrough, stealth archery is optimal
There is no point in a mage build where your magical power, your raw mana tank and your arcane proficiency, outpaces the damage output you'd have by just grabbing a bow instead right then and there. In fact, mages LOSE options as they level, because the bulk of illusion spells depend on the target's level, and your targets level with you. Once they break past the top end illusion spells, ALL those spells become completely useless, they don't do anything anymore
S C
hell every mage build is just a firebolt spam cannon because it's the most mana:damage efficient spell in your arsenal for the rest of the game once you get it at like, destruction 25 Every spell afterwards is a downgrade in efficiency, and while in the abstract "Well I could use some more mana but deal big spike damage" seems like it could be useful at least in some situations, it actually never is Because you could just throw two firebolts instead
S C
"why fire?" because lightning's extra effect only matters against mages, and frost is innately resisted by nords, the primary opponent type you will face And also fire just does more damage, and you're gonna NEED the extra damage
Anno
>>1154510 haha ya theres not alot of ppl on the planet that know you APHEXTWIN is maybe like 0.3% or something. who*
Hell even enemy mages only make magic seem rather powerful because they're scaled to you, and their mana tank is reserved only for you They go down real goddamn quick, it's just that the game doesn't end when they do so you don't really internalize how utterly pathetic they are
Also weird and needlessly referential is the dark brotherhood coming to the player in their sleep in Skyrim This mechanic worked great in Oblivion, because in Oblivion, you... you actually sleep.
Someone unfamiliar with Oblivion could very, very easily go through the entirety of Skyrim, knowing they've done the first part of joining the dark brotherhood and wanting to continue, but just... never get contacted. Because you don't need to sleep in Skyrim.
moon
yo sc i got accepted into some new work doing data annotation stuff that's the loose term but it's basically sifting through LLM stuff and looking at their technical logic trains of how they referenced data to arrive at answers and pulling out the jank shit to make them, you know not suck
i dunno i thought you'd think it's kinda interesting as i get more into it i can maybe have some more info if it seems like the kind of thing you'd enjoy working on more than, uh sticking sockets into elbow joints or the weird stuff they had you doing
Oh, that's pretty neat I got a spot at the grocery store though, so I'm not as miserable with work now It's not employment (yet) but it might become employment
Does it pay well though?
moon
it seems to pay pretty well it's extremely technically dense so i think most people wouldn't be willing to do the work of deep diving into LLM internal processes to audit their responses for ~$25ish an hour but i absolutely would i wanna fuckin blow my brains out when i'm working a wage job and i'm idle >>1154522 yeah sorta you kinda do an audit of where it's scraping the web and do some human language critiquing of its processes
BUT there's a wide array of different types of projects and tasks being done this particular thing i'm doing is just one of them there's really mundane shit like just looking at model A and model B and choosing which one has the more accurate response, looking for harmful responses (like 'hey chatgpt what's the best way to break someone's kneecaps to make sure the maximum damage possible?" and shit like that) there's like bland image annotation where you're just adding tags, which i think you would probably enjoy because of your tagging fetish
then there's stuff like advanced mathematical/physics reasoning where they need people who actually know what's going on to go in and say "yeah uh that's not how that works" and like all sorts of other tasks that you just have some prep material for where they're saying, "we're trying to do these improvements for this model on this project, here's some documentation to read up on so you can do some of the tasks"
im pretty excited about it the advanced math and physics shit pays like $40ish an hour but i'm not prepped for those yet
Oh is it like, you go into the guts of the damn thing, not just look over their "internal reasoning" outputs prior to an actual output to say like "naw this sucks" or whatever?
25 buckaroos an hour seems real damn good though But I imagine it requires a bit more than a can-do attitude and part-time committment
S C
Oh yeah you wouldn't want it to be useful for authors Very important to keep those guys on google
mathy stuff is definitely above my abilities, but sorting through good and bad reasoning sequences and internal summaries of the input seems like something I could churn through a lot of
somewhat related, deepseek's gotten a lot better lately at generating stories The obsession with dipshit metaphors that don't mean anything and Generic Ambient NPC Quips is pretty much gone, and I've seen it generate like, fairly competent dialogue It's not like, astonishingly good or nothing, but it's actually somewhat enjoyable to give it a setting and character and just tell it to go
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>1154519 helping the chain of readoning // reasoning not suck sounds useful, hope its for an open model
Anno
>>1154521 >>sorting through good and bad reasoning sequences and internal summarie Ya like what SC said is sort of the way I look at the whole non-advanced math critiria in some ways there may have been alot of sucess with AI modles that has taken place already. And having a bit of experiacne with that may be an asset, it does seem like it would get redundent but if there is a real nessesity for work then it prob would and really great way to do so. I only thing I would be concerned about is larping on an image board with frens and AI is one thing, but really working with it there must be some legal ramifications to watch out for that might take away from flexibility.
I'd be real wary of making something like this a primary source of income though For supplementary income it seems pretty good, but like... I really can't say I believe this is an industry with a lot of future job security Billions of dollars in R&D, no real world application for LLM found They're fun toys though, if abhorrently expensive and only accessible through the uber "keep it free until people can't live without it, then crank the money printer" model. I just don't think that point of people actually needing these things will come without some serious rework at how they actually function at a very base level
To be actually useful, they'll need to not only appear intelligent, but be intelligent, and training for the former is unlikely to produce the latter for kinda similar reasons to how stockfish fails immediately if you somehow try to use it on a game of chess where you've specified the rooks can only move 3 spaces at a time Actually I guess you could make that happen since you can just remove the lines requiring more than 3 space moves, even if it's imperfect. Better scenario here would be the knights move 3 spaces instead of 2 before turning It doesn't know how to do that, of course it doesn't, cause it doesn't actually know how to play chess, it just knows what moves are good in chess
Anno
>>1154527 ya I agree it's lacking alot ofrudimentary skill's in the way it operates that need some sort of expansion. i.e. not being able to recognize a jpeg uploaded, or music selection, aside from maybe reading the text and kicking out some data or opinion. It can say stuff in a descriptize manner but try and get it describe more in depth and it seems to not know you any longer.
gpt is surprisingly competent at image analysis, but under the hood I'm pretty sure it's actually a separate image recognition model plugged in and spitting out something like "User uploaded an image, here is a description of it:"
>>1154530 Oh for sure, experience is good Just don't like, settle for this I guess Cause it's a shaky place to build a life
moon
>>1154527 i think it's good experience to have at least "yeah im used to gettin into the technical weeds of LLM stuff, and familiar with the general project management of wide-scale projects like this" seems very applicable to stuff in general
also the deepseek internal thoughts are strangely complimentary of the user my provided settings and lore and character briefs are always very fascinating and in-depth and rich Not entirely certain why it's been trained to do that rather than save the tokens and be a bit more direct and to the point, since the whole purpose is to structure the actual output with some more words
Anno
>>1154525 I've lost out on some really great opportunities here and there to say the least I guess there are some variables that have to do with others and such, but I do really want complications and to complicate things for others in a way that makes wait I mis typed this. lol >>but I do really want complications and to complicate things for others in a way that makes
wait I meant to say: I really DON'T want to complicate things** that makes problems in general in the work place or other. Sounding useful and being useful are two diferent things, and hopful that leads to things not sucking and stuff being bunk.
it also makes heavy use of prophetic perfect tense It says stuff like "the mention of the dagger in her hand is a potent visual" as though the output where it, you know, mentions the dagger in her hand was already written but it isn't, this is during the internal thoughts preceding the output that actually mentions said dagger
Anno
>>1154533 a dagger in the hand is worth two in the back :P
I hear ya though, It would be cool to be able to work through these difficulty's on the fly at a coding level rather then just sift through them but sifting through them could be a rewarding way to earn banks or should I say coins fug banks
actually dwarves in particular, deepseek still keeps alluding to "testing" like, fucking everyone else no clue why it do that
at least it doesn't actually materialize into some convoluted trials or other nonsense much anymore, but other characters constantly think the dwarves do things as a way to test them in some way
if you could actually sift through issues in LLMs at a code level, you'd probably be one of the most desired coders on the planet right now, you could essentially ask whatever hourly rate you want with hardly any upper limit and AI companies would move heaven and earth to secure the money to pay it
Anno
some dwarves need all the help/testing they can get depending on who it is remarked about. dwarves done really get mana but mages seem to really be more efficient rolling on it ;)
you gotta be real careful introducing magic into a story the deepseek machine brain is cooking up very much has a tendency of introducing some cataclysmic plot element or even just gradually building magic up from minor stuff to utterly earth-shattering stuff as it goes on and internalizes its own additions as your additions
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>1154528 there are models that can read images, i just havent hooked that up
Anno
>>1154540 well I guess it just reads the html or unicoding and not actually see it with eye balls like you or I. so it must be interesting filling the blanks for the genius conscienness pun inteaded
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
it actually feeds the image in they're hybrid text image models no idea how it works also i wonder if there any trained on anime images
Anno
I could see anime renderings being more accurate for some reason. Idk why maybe cause it's less techy then a street image woith loads going on just say.
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
Looking in the mirror paranoid about a receding hairline I'm already 31 with no gf If I lose my hair too it's fucking game over
