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Saturnine said:
Have you gotten off your butt and started working out in 2025 yet?
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No. It's been too fkng cold and I somehow injured my elbow too. Feels like tennis elbow, or something. Gripping and squeezing, or lifting while palm is facing down hurts af.
 
With Madison and Kulusevski both injured for the foreseeable future, who do you think would be a good option during the current transfer window for a creative attacking midfielder for Spurs?
 
saturnine said:
Is this swaggers fucker to blame for your interest in AI?
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Unlikely, but it's somewhere around that time, maybe, when I learned about ChatGPT, likely via OpenAi notification. I had been already using OpenAi's DALLE:

Stanthropical

Photo Game Thread 'Open AI generated images'

I've just learned about this and I'm excited to have nonsense (or meaningful things) created from my input.

https://openai.com/dall-e-2/
You get 50 free credits in the first month. 15 free credits per month thereafter. Credits do not roll over. Use them wisely.
Each credit generates four images.
Each image gets saved to your history.

In-depth how-to:
https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-use-dall-e-2/

Several hilarious examples:
https://www.reddit.com/r/weirddalle/comments/xjf1vh/an_italian_sink_with_a_tap_that_dispenses/

I suppose you can print these and frame them...
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Looks like I wasn't aware of ChatGPT yet, even though I've read about it:

Stanthropical

Post in thread 'Artists sue AI art generators over copyright infringement'

"AI-art lawsuits could set copyright precedents for titans like Microsoft and Stability AI

The AI suits are coming… Generative AI has blown up in the past year, with tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion garnering mainstream headlines. Image generators including OpenAI’s DALL-E and Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion “create” images from text prompts (think: “a neon banana in the style of Vincent van Gogh”). But those AI-art tools are trained on billions of images scraped from the internet, many of which are copyrighted by the artists who created them.

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I'm not dismissing that silly hoser could have been the culprit, but he would have known if he were.
 
LeiaSkywalker said:
With Madison and Kulusevski both injured for the foreseeable future, who do you think would be a good option during the current transfer window for a creative attacking midfielder for Spurs?
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This sounds like sports. Probably someone with most muscle where it matters.
 
Stanthropical said:
Unlikely, but it's somewhere around that time, maybe, when I learned about ChatGPT, likely via OpenAi notification. I had been already using OpenAi's DALLE:

Stanthropical

Photo Game Thread 'Open AI generated images'

I've just learned about this and I'm excited to have nonsense (or meaningful things) created from my input.

https://openai.com/dall-e-2/
You get 50 free credits in the first month. 15 free credits per month thereafter. Credits do not roll over. Use them wisely.
Each credit generates four images.
Each image gets saved to your history.

In-depth how-to:
https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-use-dall-e-2/

Several hilarious examples:
https://www.reddit.com/r/weirddalle/comments/xjf1vh/an_italian_sink_with_a_tap_that_dispenses/

I suppose you can print these and frame them...
  • Like

Looks like I wasn't aware of ChatGPT yet, even though I've read about it:

Stanthropical

Post in thread 'Artists sue AI art generators over copyright infringement'

"AI-art lawsuits could set copyright precedents for titans like Microsoft and Stability AI

The AI suits are coming… Generative AI has blown up in the past year, with tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion garnering mainstream headlines. Image generators including OpenAI’s DALL-E and Stability AI’s Stable Diffusion “create” images from text prompts (think: “a neon banana in the style of Vincent van Gogh”). But those AI-art tools are trained on billions of images scraped from the internet, many of which are copyrighted by the artists who created them.

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I'm not dismissing that silly hoser could have been the culprit, but he would have known if he were.
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I love that you called him a hoser. I think that would make him smile.
 
Sometime in the last few years. I made a weird cottage cheese cheesecake sweetened with monk fruit extract and blueberries. It was really good, although didn't look very presentable.
 
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