Lumidaub
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- Comment on Would it be possible to have a successful career as a lawyer and never lie? 1 day ago:
But not all the way through?
- Comment on waooooo 2 days ago:
Because a person isn’t just one thing.
- Comment on True art 😗🤌 2 days ago:
If you’re interested in what it actually means to “draw what you see”, look up Drawing On The Right Side Of Your Brain.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Sounded like it, but that’s a whole other can of worms that I’m not willing to engage with.
- Comment on Exclusive Update On The ‘Star Trek: Year One’ Series Pitch And Status Of The ‘Strange New Worlds’ Sets 2 days ago:
Meh…
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Do shitty MS Paint drawings. If your game is good, the visuals are, at best, tertiary. Especially here on Lemmy.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
But you don’t seem to understand WHY it’s a “sensitive” issue.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
That’s not an excuse. You are effectively using other people’s work without even crediting them.
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
Nah, yeah, it’s obvious when you know what you’re looking for. The thing is that, because of the bad compression, both ring finger and pinky are barely visible in the picture posted in the OP here and read more like highlights on his palm. I am angry at myself too for jumping to conclusions, it’s not okay. I do pride myself in checking thoroughly first because I’d hate to accuse a fellow artist wrongly. But it was only a matter of time and the real blame lies with AI bros for making everybody overly suspicious.
(The upside, I like to say, is that I look at pictures a lot more closely these days)
Anyway, thank you for setting things right.
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
The hands do not look fine in the OP. Albert’s left hand has three fingers in it. I understand now that it’s the compression but don’t pretend like it’s completely inane to suspect shenanigans.
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
I stand corrected, it’s a severe lack in pixels.
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
My sibling in Nyarlathotep. The diarrhoea is the AI generated image. What you listed is, at worst, cheap microwave dinners.
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
“This exquisite grape is delicious, so what if it sits on top of a pile of diarrhoea?”
- Comment on oopsie poopsies 3 days ago:
You’d think people who use AI to generate images would know by now to at least check the fingers.
- Comment on Why a relationship with an AI girlfriend should be considered cute in one picture 3 days ago:
Did you post the wrong picture?
- Comment on I suck at reading comprehension... what the heck does this law even mean? [8 U.S. Code § 1451 - Revocation of naturalization] 6 days ago:
Ah. Yes, I am utterly unsurprised.
- Comment on I suck at reading comprehension... what the heck does this law even mean? [8 U.S. Code § 1451 - Revocation of naturalization] 6 days ago:
Countries cannot make citizens stateless
Certain (most?) countries do their best to avoid making people stateless but there’s nobody to tell them no other than their own laws.
Last time I checked you can’t voluntarily rid yourself of your US citizenship, even if you have another.
- Comment on How did internet viruses spread before the internet was invented! 1 week ago:
Please do.
- Comment on How did internet viruses spread before the internet was invented! 1 week ago:
People used to go outside their houses and shake hands or even hug. Any storage media they had in their pockets could infect each other in this type of close contact.
- Comment on Drive with “Star Trek” on Waze. 1 week ago:
Idk, in this day and age it sounds just vague enough to me to make me suspicious.
- Comment on Drive with “Star Trek” on Waze. 1 week ago:
Sooo… Robert Picardo has voiced navigation instructions in character. Yes? He was personally involved, right? The text is weirdly vague.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Ah, got it. Yes, but is that an argument against what I said? Both non-shrink-wrapped dinosaurs and dinosaurs with feathers haven’t reached the general public conscience (and I’d argue feathers as a concept are easier to convey, actually, so they should take less time). So when popular science like the post in the OP talks about what depictions “do” instead of “did”, it’s talking to the public.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Weirdly, the notion that swans are particularly aggressive is one I learnt on the English-speaking part of the internet (so I instantly assume it’s an USianism). Any references to swan behaviour that I can find in German talks about how they’re associated with calm and serenity.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Sorry, not entirely sure what you’re saying?
- Comment on he just like me fr 1 week ago:
Is he inviting me to play dice?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
That post is of course a billion years old itself and the images created by shrink-wrapping are still in people’s heads. Feathers on dinosaurs are rarely what people think of first as well and the notion has been around for quite a while.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Goodness there is so much wrong with this, where do I start.
What is that name? It means nothing to me. If you’re trying to reach a predominantly English-speaking audience, that is not the name to do it.
You need an About page, at least. I’m not signing up for whatever this is but I’m doubly not signing up on a page that gives me no information whatsoever. Also, do you want to do business in the EU? Because that’s another can of worms.
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- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
AND you fail to properly link. Brilliant.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
And you announce this as a shitpost, nice, 5/7 perfect score no notes.
- Comment on Dear Faith II 1 week ago:
Context, nao.