Replying to @seconds_0
Man itās like every day I see a dunk and itās a sub 200 word tweet and Iām like š¤·
Replying to @GuzzleGuinness
Starting to think the experiment is the āresultsā you see after. Who prefers the thing at the bottom here?
Replying to @dj_berry11
The song from space war still lives in my head, but I think it was from Cartoon Sushi, not so much liquid Tv: youtu.be/lH1EdZIz21o?si=-zGlā¦
Iām looking at your novel. Did you invent post apocalyptic prep as a genre? Is this the first story with an ex soldier confronting communal living and a return after war? What did you do that wasnāt algorithmic?
I at least have the humility to say almost nothing I write is new.
Replying to @Wigglenator @SHL0MS
It wonāt be long. This is Sterling Crispinās work, using GPT3, so five years ago. Pretty sure itās a trivial process to make something like this work acrylics and we get to have this conversation all over again.
Replying to @omegatheta @JoeDotAverage
Itās a legit Monet. Itās just a slightly obscure one. Your compatriots contorted themselves to demonstrate how they could find a pattern that doesnāt exist.
The best argument against your pattern matching is finding it when it isnāt there.
Itās not though. Thereās a director attached. No, English isnāt machine language, you can read it.
Shortcuts: you still painting on cellulose nitrate then? No morphing keyframes? Be a shame if you touched a shortcut branded by Adobe.
Replying to @NateSilver538
Itās still directed by a human. Is your complaint with the art assets or that.
Replying to @frozenaesthetic
Sonder is an interesting one. Youāre referencing an English neologismās definition which is inspired from German Sonder, which could mean special or āwithout.ā Iām getting conflict there.














