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It’s so cute

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This blog has been telling you not to trust pelicans for over a decade and this is why

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After defeating the evil lich, I steal his spell book. With the power he had, this could be used to save and improve thousands of lives.

I open the forbidden tome to reveal hundreds of drawings of uncomfortably buff werewolves.

“Do,,, Do you like it?” the lich asks, bleeding out on the ground.

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merry christmas everyone

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have an unhingedly inspirational siffrin spawned from isatcord as to hype myself up into writing something HSBDJWGDJWGD

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diversity win! buy my game it's on sale and is very diverse

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Me @ america rn

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"All this digital art stuff, you know, it goes way over my head. But my wife, y'see, she has this cousin Lou. Now Lou's a real smart cookie, knows everything from Blender to Clip Studio, but the one thing they won't touch is AI. Says it wastes a whole lot of electricity for something that only looks good at a glance.

See, a computer, it can't think through things like a human can. You or I, when we look at a drawing of an apple, we can compare it to real apples we've seen. If you show us a drawing of some orange thing with spikes coming out every which way, well, we can tell you that sure doesn't look like an apple.

But a computer? All a computer can do is look at pictures of apples. And if you give that computer enough pictures of apples that are a little bit orange, or a little bit bumpy, well. It might just decide that spiky orange thing is an apple too. It takes a whole lot of pictures of apples to get the computer mostly good at guessing when things are apples or not.

Now, that's bad enough when you just want your computer to tell you what it sees. When you want a computer to make an image, though, that's where Lou says you really run into trouble. You put a piece of paper in front of me, give me a pencil, and tell me to draw an apple, it won't win any awards. But it'll be a new drawing. Nobody's ever drawn that exact same drawing the exact same way before.

But if you take your computer that's gotten pretty good at guessing when things are apples, and you tell it "okay, draw me an apple", it can't make a completely new drawing of an apple. Instead, it'll take the pictures you've given it and mash 'em together. Maybe, at the end, you won't be able to tell which pictures it used, but if you ask it for enough drawings of apples, you'll start seeing patterns...

I'm sorry, I'll get out of your hair. I know you have to get back to your painting.

Just one more thing... how many fingers does that man in the corner have?"

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Incorrect, this is the villainous and cunning royal advisor, and the jolly and naive ruler

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A video of Palestinian man burning to death while still connected to an IV went viral after Israel firebombed a hospital and set tents on fire. I won't post the video or the pictures but I'd like to commemorated the victim.

This is Shaaban Al-Dalu. He had two sisters and a little brother. He was studying software engineering in the tent he died in. Shaaban was his family's sole provider. His mother died with him. May they rest in peace

Edited to add family pic

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Some quotes:

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Lebanon. Beirut. A family sits out in the evening amongst the ruins on the “green line”. 1991. Chris Steele-Perkins

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Runner up design for the Sydney Opera House