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About time they made one of these

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we need playing pretend now more than ever

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i hate people who know highways. “i’m heading south on I-65” okay man. i’m moving my rook to c2

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stop being silly in front of me

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honestly what the hell are you supposed to do. is my question

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Trump told Republicans to kill the bipartisan Border Bill when Biden was in office so he could do this.

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I am always online. Scrolling. Clicking thibgs

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"AI Engorgement" refers to the phenomenon where an AI model absorbs too much misinformation in its training data. This corrupts the model's base truth, leading to strange glitches. An engorged image model, when prompted to create images for "cat" and "historical", generated the following:

AI Engorgement may trigger a complete dissolution of truth within a model, leading it to back conspiracy theories, clearly debunked facts, and mistake fiction for reality. It is believed that the systematic siphoning of unreality by AI datasets is already revealing signs of engorgement in every major model.

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Ok so there’s these tidal islands in Northern Germany that are connected by little tiny trains that you have to drive yourself, which is already delightfully ghibli-esque.

But then I found out UNTIL THE 196OS, THE TRAINS HAD LITTLE SAILS AND WERE WIND-POWERED?

THAT’S THE MOST GHIBLI THING TO EVER EXIST ON THIS PLANET, BRING IT BACK YOU MONSTERS.

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It hurt, but I don’t regret it. 

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made this in protest of censorship

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made this in protest of censorship

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Shoot through 12 axes clearly

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does anyone have the foggiest

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heart lamp by banu mushtaq is the first kannada book to be nominated for the international booker prize! it's an anthology of 12 short stories revolving around the lives of muslim women and girls in southern india.

this specific translation is by deepa bhasthi, who's also written a great essay on the nuances of translating kannada and the persistence of india's linguistic diversity in an extremely right-wing political landscape.