#Advanced Tools

[techdriveplay]

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[tulani]

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[m1ckeyb3rry]

what really fries me about people who use chatgpt on their homework in my classes is they get the wrong answer and then they text me and i tell them how to do it and they’re like “😱😱 how did you know how to do that ??” well maybe if you opened the slides instead of rushing to jerk off ai you would’ve realized that the professors tell you how to do what they want you to do 😭😭 you dumb fucks FKDKDNJSND LIKE ??

[themarkofoxin]

sorry to say this but y’all are going to have to accept that AI, including gen AI, is going to be integrated progressively into creative digital workflows. it’s not a maybe—it will. the knee-jerk fear reaction to any mention of AI is reactionary and juvenile. you either have to accept this or forever be pissed off at anyone who creates in a digital medium, becaue functions like photoshop’s generative fill or premiere’s enhance audio or algorithmic noise suppression will become and are actively becoming mundane aspects of digital workflows.

there are two important things to keep in mind: first, that companies like adobe are cashing in on the AI buzz and so will label as many minor functions of their apps “AI” as possible; second, everyone wants to use the best and most efficient tools available to them. together this means that as all kinds of AI advance, artists will use it. they will use it to recolor sections of paintings, or generative fill a section of the background after moving where a hand or head was that was blocking it, or balance and clean up audio in video editing. it’s fine if you don’t want to use it, but panicking about anyone who gets even slightly adjacent to AI tools will soon have you alienating the professional artists you claim to be defending.

[15-lizards]

hello! the clothing you used as inspiration for braavos is greek? i thought they seemed a bit from the ottoman empire

Yes that's bc I use Ottoman-occupied Greece as my inspiration for Braavos! I save ancient/classical Greece for parts of the Valyrian empire. This is because 1) I like the dark colors and heavy ornamentation that they wore when greek became absorbed by the Ottomans, its more in line with Braavosi culture imo 2) the clothing is heavier and covers more than the classical inspired fashions, which I think is better for the damp cold climate of Braavos and 3) the more advanced Ottoman clothing makes more sense in the current time period of ASOIAF compared to the simple draping of classical fashions (even though I know George doesn't really give a fuck ab material advancements bc we've been doing feudalism for 10,000 years and still have the same architectural styles but just let me have this)

[mayor-david-prentiss]

can any of the isterik ppl tell me why in kcd1 erik can tell you point blank that istvan killed his family and that he's glad for it, bc they were weak, but in kcd2 when you duel him henry can tell erik istvan killed his family like it's some new information to him?

[b0amagination]

But what’s the point if your whumpee isn’t terrified beyond reason? Scared enough that their whumper has to comfort them and bring them back to reality before they continue torturing them? That the pain wouldn’t even register if not?

[o-uncle-newt]

One of my favorite minor headcanons about Gaudy Night is that when Peter says "I should like to meet [Pomfret]. He is probably the best friend I have in the world" and Harriet is all oh this must be him alluding to how Pomfret being into her has made her realize that she's genuinely worthy of attraction in a way that makes Peter seem less benevolent and more sincere or whatever, IN FACT what he's actually thinking is just ah, the only other dude who really gets what a bummer it is to be rejected by Harriet or something.

Like, I love the idea that just because she's been driving herself crazy and second-guessing herself for the past three hundred pages, she's now also sitting here imputing all these same kinds of mind games on Peter when actually he's just mindlessly saying things in a relatively straightforward, normal way because his mind isn't as tortured as hers on this particular subject.

[msbellebelle]

Hello Dandy's World fandom, take my oc

[utilitycaster]

When we say characters are narrative tools that just means that any statement like "we need to hold [fictional character] accountable" or critiquing a fictional relationship solely on the basis of whether it is healthy is worthless. It doesn't mean that you can excuse bad writing/storytelling by saying WELL THEY'RE NARRATIVE TOOLS. Characters don't need to be good people to be compelling nor sympathetic! But also, sometimes there's a villain who does just fucking suck (for example) and isn't interesting and only exists to push the narrative from point A to point B and that's valid to criticize. Characters aren't real people and shouldn't be judged as such; but they should feel real and vibrant and their actions should feel organic to the story and hold weight. If they actually just feel like a tool of the narrative then that's bad storytelling; the purpose of a story is to dress up these tools in something compelling.

[retrocgads]

USA 1997

[witch--tips]

you NEVER need to wait “until you have the money” to start practicing witchcraft. you do not need ANY money for witchcraft. you can have all the money in the world and practice witchcraft every single day without spending a single cent on it. everything you need you already have, inside of you and around you as well.

[lord-squiggletits]

The thing about forged medic hands is that in my personal headcanon, I feel like all forged medic hands baseline should act like Pharma's Luna-1 hands; not the ability to transform into (basically) anything, but because from what I can recall, Pharma is the only instance of a TF medic who isn't just holding tools in his hands and operating that way, but he literally has panels in his arms opening up while his hands are transformed into another tool so he's operating like 3 or 4 tools at once and I think that's so fucking cool.

Especially since they're alien robots whose most prominent feature is transforming so it really feels like having hands/arms that can split or transform into a bunch of tools like a hyper-advanced Swiss army knife should just be like, baseline. It seems like a much better way to take advantage of worldbuilding based on alien robots instead of having forged medic hands just be like, normal shaped hands but extra speedy/flexible/graceful or something.

Just look at the way that real life robotic surgery systems have multiple arms with different tools-- because the fact that they're machines means they're not limited to human physiology's limitations of movement and using hands to perform.

Makes way more sense that forged medic hands should be able to transform their fingers into different tools or have extra limbs stored in their forearms to hold even more tools. Plus it would lead credence to Ratchet's claims that forged hands have certain abilities that constructed hands can't replicate. (After all it makes sense that building medic hands, as opposed to just finding someone who was forged with them naturally, would be really complicated and resource intensive, so in Functionist Cybertron no one would bother building cold constructed hands to the same standards as forged medic hands bc they're not seen as having the same value.)

Granted if all forged medics had similar capabilities to Pharma's Luna-1 hands, it'd be hard to make Pharma's Luna-1 hands stand out as distinct. Then again the fact that "they can transform into anything" seems like it would be extremely special considering that you can only pack so many transformations into a single pair of hands. Plus, in Lost Light, Pharma-Adaptus is shown being able to transform his hand into a freaking blaster which means due to Luna-1/Adaptus' blessings or whatever, his hands don't just hold sets of doctors' tools but can turn into things completely unrelated to the function of medicine at all, including apparently multiple kinds of weapons. Quite literally infinite transformation.

[deargravity]

one of the many things that bothers me about goku luck is the fact that they have kenta (a minor) in a penitentiary full of adult convicts. where was the juvenile welfare officer and why are they not doing their job. hope they’re fired

[silvertherogue715]

Yippieeee Venus.exe

I meant to make the sketch into a doodle page like I had done with pluto and mercury but ended up just doing this instead. I'll probably make her a doodle page later!