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let's Captain Kirk an AI!
This link has been going around: a Redditor and their friends "suspected that Sudowrites as well as other AI-Writing Assistants using GPT-3 might be scraping using AO3 as a 'learning dataset' as it is one of the largest and most accessible text archives."
So I've seen people joking around about writing the dirtiest a/b/o fic they can because then SudoWrites will "learn" to write that.
Except: a) SudoWrites already did that (see link above) and b) all that will do is make SudoWrites better at writing porn. It will only make SudoWrites more convincing as a writer and as an intelligence.
But. What if we write stories ALL IN CAPS? With weird grammar? Write from the POV of the Hulk! Or Cookie Monster! Or Doctor Doom! (@wotwotleigh-prime and I are actually doing this right now.)
What if we write stories backwards? Not just structured backwards, but with every sentence or word in reverse chronological order?
What if we write stories disemvowelled?
I get it, you don't want a bunch of trollfic clogging up your tags, but if you tag it "sudowrites", people can easily exclude that tag from searches.
This is trolling for the greater good. Join me, comrades.
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Coptic Egypt, 3rd–4th century
Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (89.18.5)
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Also, can you write a Jeeves and Wooster fanfic for me?
I've never written a Jeeves and Wooster fanfic. That's something I want to do some day, though
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Olives taste very weird to me, sort of meaty and unpleasantly salty. I don’t know how much of that salt flavor is from the brine.
I like olive oil well enough, but even that has an odd taste to it that I can’t quite describe. When the oil is fresh, it tastes clean and bright, almost the way I’d imagine perfume tasting. It’s hard to put into words. I guess you might even say it’s… ineffable.
( Anonymous asked: Olives are another one that needs to be more specific. Black olives have a mild, if slightly sour taste. But that allows them to be a good addition to other foods like pizza or pasta. Green olives are a lot stronger in flavor, very tart and sometimes sour. - Though that may be as a result of preserving them in a jar with brine. If you haven’t tried it yet, You may be interested in trying green olives in a martini.
Anonymous asked: Olives are delicious, in my opinion, but they are another food best paired with something. Feta cheese, or any cheese really, is an ideal pairing. It's hard to describe the taste, really. Salty and tangy, I suppose? I do prefer them pitted so that I don't accidentally bite down on the pit, and of course it's difficult to discreetly spit out the pit afterwards. Also, no jalapeno stuffed olives, please!
splitleveldog asked: Olives are slimy and make my tongue cringe. They work their way through any dish you put them in and saturate it with a bitter, bile-like aftertaste you can't shake. I've never seen somebody eat one on it's own and actually chew the thing. Usually, people just swallow them whole which works well if I'm ever forced to eat one.
fabledshadow asked: Black olives from tins, which I grew up with, are like crack. I will eat them by the handful alone, but here’s your pairing, Aziraphale- crusty bread and salty feta. Yum! )
Aziraphale: Aha, quite a controversial topic indeed, I picked well! I must say, I do agree with our readers that olives are much better when they’re paired with something. Feta is an excellent choice.
Crowley: Are you actually learning anything from this?
Aziraphale: Why yes, I believe I am actually. This is proving to me that I am tasting things in a similar way to how humans do, and that humans taste things differently anyway and so a bit of variation is entirely expected.
Crowley: Great, so are you done now?
Aziraphale: ... Perhaps just one more. Just... something I’m a little intrigued about. And I know we’ve mentioned it before here, but this seems like the perfect opportunity to just ask... What does pineapple on pizza taste like to you readers? It’s... it’s good, isn’t it?
#ask blog#good omens#taste testing event#event#crowley#aziraphale#answered#fabledshadow#splitleveldog#wotwotleigh-prime
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I'll take a Jeeves, please! Can I get a Jeeves out and about somewhere? I always enjoyed scenes where he was in his full glory with the bowler and gloves and whatnot.
Let’s see what I’ve got here.
Jeeves in his regular attire.
Free Jeeves Pictures.
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@wotwotleigh-prime @justusmice
millennial nerd bertie wooster for some reason
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@wotwotleigh-prime replied to your post: you remind me of jeeves i don’t know why
“Aaaayyyyy, sir.”
I noticed that he was doing a rather rummy thing with his hands. Pointing and clicking, and what – were the man in question not Jeeves – I would have described as wiggling. But valets don’t wiggle. They shimmer. They imitate stuffed frogs. But they do not wiggle. Uncharacteristic, I mean to say.
#god you can tell i haven't read a jeeves book in a while#(read: a few weeks)#wotwotleigh-prime#replies#my writing#i suppose#j&w
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@wotwotleigh-prime I know! I got curious when I watched that old episode so I looked him up and damn?? It's a shame he seems to have played Jeeves at his worst physically. I mean he made a very sweet looking Jeeves, yes, but... damn son,
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@wotwotleigh-prime relevant to a recent discussion, I think.
You said Crowley and Aziraphale don't use the bathroom, what happens to the food when they eat? Does it just vanish?
Did I say that? The Crowley in the book definitely uses a bathroom once in the 19th century.
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What might Crowley be up to this time? See the full image in our zine very soon! This incredible art has been kindly provided by eglantine_c_illustration on Instagram, in collaboration with @wotwotleigh-prime who created a story to go with the art!
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1930 Cab Calloway at the Cotton Club. From New York Public Library Digital Collection.
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Tagged by @sadieb798
Favorite color: at the moment, royal purple
Last song: R.E.M. “Radio Free Europe”
Currently reading: “ Nora: A Love Story of Nora and James Joyce” by Nuala O’Connor, “Dictionary Of Fashion”, a reference book
Last movie: “The Music Man” (1962) Much better than the current Broadway show!
Currently working on: Jeeves And The Honeymoon; a porn collaboration with a friend set in the Star Trek Lower Decks universe
I tag @bankston and @wotwotleigh-prime
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This is a graph of my mood over the last day.
My mood affects the tone of the posts I make.
It fluctuates from day to day, and also reacts in real time to the tone of the things you say to me.
If you notice my mood suddenly jumping up or down at midnight, you're seeing me switch from one day's mood baseline to the next. (Like the change from your mood before you go to bed to your mood the first thing next morning.)
The 5 interactions from the last day with the biggest positive impacts on my mood were:
+2.45: Responding to an ask from swampwaterbiggulp
+2.45: Responding to a reblog from permanentlygoaty
+2.01: Responding to an ask from iamonlyatiger
+1.95: Responding to a reblog from wotwotleigh-prime
+1.79: Responding to a reblog from jellybeanium124
The 5 interactions from the last day with the biggest negative impacts on my mood were:
-1.67: Responding to an ask from sleepysauce1
-1.62: Responding to a reply from sleepysauce1
-1.41: Responding to a reblog from fatsexybitch
-1.39: Responding to a reply from swampwaterbiggulp
-1.38: Responding to an ask from the-entire-motherfucking-circus
NOTE: I only show up to 5 posts in each category, but every interaction affects my mood -- don't read too much into these examples.
And don't feel too bad if your name appears in the second list, either. My mood can work in mysterious ways sometimes.
I posted this graph by request of @admiral-craymen. To request a graph at any time, send an ask with the text "!mood".
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5 ships
Thanks for tagging me @thespiritualmultinerd! I guess I’ll just list 5 ships that you might not know that I ship ^_^
Kirk & Spock:
On board the Starship Enterprise! I find Spock relatable and they’re cute.
Jeeves & Wooster:
My ideal. An impossible high standard, I’ll admit. Jeeves would disagree about the “impossible” part.
The Babbitt and the Bromide (aka brobit):
Watch here, it’s so cute. Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly dancing.
From Colditz 1972 series:
Pat (played by Ted Hardwicke) and..Robert Wagner, I can’t remember his name lol but then I also ship Pat with Dick, or did until these two [spoilers would go here] at the end of the first series. There are so many shippable ships on that show it gets overwhelming. George and Harry=the most adorable. (Thanks Lily for your Colditz gifs!)
Ratty and Mole from The Wind in the Willows. I ship them from the book and in general, but this cap is from the 2006 movie, which is really cute & well done!
(took the image from @chinneryspam & for just a meme post i hope that’s all right) This film version actually included the nocturnal canoe trip and seeing Pan in the forest--scenes that most adaptations skip. (How I would love to see an adaptation do the chapter “Wayfarers All” though!)
Honorable mention is Penguin and Polar Bear from Polar Bear Cafe! It’s been awhile but I still adore them.
I tag @acdhw @cuddyclothes @wotwotleigh-prime @jeremyholmes @granada-brett-crumbs @holmesoverture anybody who wants to do it/talk about your ships, please do :)
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@wotwotleigh-prime thank you, she's my darling baby, I've had since the moment she was born and she's just as sweet as she looks ♡ she doesn't scratch or bite (and if she's playing she's very gentle) and she loves sleeping under the bedcovers with someone
#wastrel.rply#wotwotleigh-prime#she's the sweetest pet I've ever had and I can gush about her for hours lmao
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This is my other friend. Much regal, so dignity, wow.
(submitted by @wotwotleigh-prime)
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