There is a positive correlation between how often I post and how poorly my life is going.
Thanks. I love the modlog.
But if you’re at a place where you would rather blame mods than reflect on how you treat people, I got nothing else to say.
I was just wondering if the pro-AI communities really were banning everyone who disagrees with them. Turns out they don’t.
Good luck out there.
No, I’m pretty sure it was the pages of other removed comments.
You know anyone can see the modlog right? Because I don’t think that had anything to do with AI.
Interesting reading. Like telling a woman she had nice boobs in the knitting community.
This is some stellar rage bait. Definitions of toxic so far range from hardcore tankies to people with equally valid but different opinions.
Scary dragon turns into a wolf on the full moon, becoming significantly less of a threat.
I wish.
I’m terrible at bookmarking, and most of it’s random stories on the internet. My favorite was about a girl, raised by wolves, who meets a werewolf, found on DeviantArt when I was a teenager when I didn’t know what erotica was. Must be gone because I haven’t been able to find it. But had a hell of an impact since I remember it, vividly.
Literotica has fantastic writers. I’m in a discord server with other amateur/professional writers, too. 9/10 are bad to meh, but that one in ten can rattle in my brain for days.
Hit me up if you ever want to collab. I’m a shit writer with a sense of humor who would love to read what you have.
And people are trying to shut it down. It’s a damn shame.
Oh well, we still have the absolute chaos that is ammateur, self-published erotica.
Your post made me want to check these out. I only ever played one with a friend for kicks. It was a fun, cheap activity, easy to make a drinking game out of.
It’s like how erotica can still be literature, but people dismiss it for the sexual focus. But I’ve read erotic stories that had me hooked, made interesting social commentary, had nuanced characters and were just a fantastic time.
This is the campfire equivalent of that one person who makes best friends with the family dog at every party. Some of us enjoy the group but our social skills are only on par with fires and dogs.
He’s got fantastic range. Compare his roles in Prospect, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Narcos and Game of Thrones. All completey different and he is so naturally whatever character he portrays.
I bet he would go with the Michael Caine straight man role.
This is ridiculous, in part because you post a lot of interesting content across multiple communities. Yeah, some of it criticizes AI but it’s well founded.
I don’t like the Fuck AI or the Pro AI communities here because of how polarized they’ve become. Actions like this make it so much harder to have any kind of discussion.
I think the technology is cool but capitalism sucks. Any time I bring up an interesting application for AI it devolves into personal attacks. Same thing if talk about stolen training data and the psychological impact of AI reliance.
I would like to go into business with you.
I forgot about poison. Everyone should know it’s super easy to make poison. Toad venom is so big right now I bet that’s easy to get, too.
Kits are about $30-100, the files are free and materials are cheap. Ammo is another matter, but plastic darts are a thing.
But to the point, it was more of a hyperbole than advocating women start carrying unregistered firearms, so I’m exploring the hypothetical rather than arguing in favor of it.
Where I live getting a gun is a lot more difficult, and a license to conceal and carry a loaded weapon even more so. Hypothetically speaking, it is faster, easier and cheaper to make a 3D printed handgun if you know what you’re doing. Given their prevalence here, it doesn’t seem all that difficult for a lot of people. I’m not saying it’s without risk.
I get CC’d on Crown reports on 3D printed guns. But I’m so glad you shared this thing from Vice.
I think our disagreement might be more cultural than technology based, though, since I’m not American and gun laws are much different where I live. And it was… sort of a joke. Obviously, where I live having an unregistered firearm carries a lot of risk that outweighs the benefit.
I’d suggest 3D printing for affordability and because shooting and maintaining a gun already takes a level of know-how and effort.
I’m not a liberal. Where did I say that?