The only way so-called "AI" art can ever matter is when the generated output represents only one human decision among countless others. You can't just make art effortless. Easy as typing in a prompt. The learning, practice, and mastery is the art. The effort is the art. The decisions are the art.
Today I'm learning that I have a more unique way with words than I realized. b.mino.mobi/unique/
I'm still skeptical, particularly of the bigrams, but...that's a weird phrase to appear nowhere else ever.
There is no way I'm the only one on the website to ever post some of these bigrams
I dunno, maybe. But it doesn't look to me like the statute mentioned and linked in the article would apply outside the United States. The guy is being charged with (a). But if (a) were ever intended to apply overseas, then surely it would have had an explicit clarification like (d) has (e). No?
Actually, focus groups didn't respond as favorably to "emulation" in the marketing study. "Backwards compatibility" has no legally regulated definition, so this is fine.
Also not at all pleased to see what looks to my eye very much like generated slop in the second episode
Well. The Gaza sympathy-bait scam bots appear to have escalated to hacking and hijacking legitimate accounts, using them as a vehicle for indiscriminate LLM-generated posts soliciting donations several times per minute. I hadn't seen that yet before today.
Well, that's not good. It seems that age verification has come to Reddit.
Fucking excuse me, Evernote? You're doing what? Changing my plan to one that costs more than twice as much, with zero notice? Go fuck yourself @evernote.bsky.social
Well dang, alright then. Surely that's for the best, but it still kinda has me feeling a little underappreciated that apparently nobody thought I was worth stealing from
Ok. What other language would you use to describe this interaction? Because in our flawed tool for communication we call language I opted to use words like "policing", but if there is a better word to describe this kind of interaction then perhaps I should have used that instead.
PSA: rsync has been compromised by chatbot psychosis mastodon.gamedev.place/@JeremiahFie...
Someone should fund me to finish the 3D capybara platformer game I started and never finished
I was curious and searched this, and I found that these kinds of bricks are called clinker brick. They come from a mostly-retired method of brickmaking which results in more irregular shapes. It's still used or imitated sometimes, just for the aesthetic. A link: hyperallergic.com/the-madcap-m...
Fuck doctors, bunch of shitheads, but this one might not have happened www.theguardian.com/info/2026/ma...