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[swiggity-swexual-i-am-asexual]

We all know the semi-canonical ‘all the Robins know to hide/duck inside of Batman’s cape, even as adults’ thing.

We also know that Danny ‘is LITERALLY a ghost’ Fenton sucks at remembering his own intangibility while ALSO forgetting to look ahead of him.

All I’m saying is, Danny Fenton (or Phantom, if you’d really like) would absolutely SLAM into Batman on accident while running on roof tops and Bruce ‘Brooding Instinct’ Wayne doesn’t even think twice about letting the kid hide and scanning around for danger before there’s a record scratch of ‘wait who tf is this?’ kicks in.

[thisisgraeme]

Leverage Chat GPT for Reading Comprehension Questions to Boost Literacy Skills

Discover how to leverage AI tools like ChatGPT for crafting effective reading comprehension questions. Ideal for educators and trainers aiming to boost adult literacy skills. Learn how to set up your account and get started today.

You Can Use Chat GPT for Reading Comprehension Questions – Generate them in the Style of the TEC’s Literacy and Numeracy for Adults Assessment Tool If you’re an educator or trainer looking to enhance literacy skills, AI technology like ChatGPT can be a game-changer. To get started, you’ll need a ChatGPT account. If you don’t have one yet, you can easily sign up using your Google or Gmail…

[mintbees]

One thing that keeps confusing me is that they claim ghost files costs several hundreds of thousands of dollars per season. I’ve tried to wrap my head around this ever since the announcement because flying a crew of 6 or so people out for two days and renting out the location COULD NOT be costing that much unless they’re either lying or blowing money on first class flights and expensive food/accommodations and even THEN do I not see them breaking 100k on a single episode. Dear lord hire an accountant I’m half convinced someone’s laundering money

[catboirights]

Kenta 15 year old on twitter moments because he's so funny to me

[simsofstrawberryhill]

Meta wants to train its AI with your data. How to object

For all those who - like me - have not noticed it yet: Starting tomorrow (May 27, 2025) Meta will use all data from users of Instagram and Facebook to improve the company's own generative AI.

This only applies to European users. In the US, user data is already being used and processed by Meta's AI. At the launch in Europe, Meta announced in March that Meta AI had not been trained on the basis of data from European users of Meta platforms. This was preceded by a lengthy dispute between the EU and Meta, as the company had already presented its AI in 2023 and subsequently launched it in the USA. Last year, Meta also wanted to use content from European users for AI training, but the Irish data protection authority stopped this. In protest at the European stop, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, among others, wrote in an open letter that Europe was refusing to make progress.

Long story short: If you are from europe and have an Instagram and/or Facebook account, today is the last day to object. For users in Europe (in the USA, for example, there is no option to object), this can be done via an online form. An objection is possible at any time, but as of 27 May, Meta may have already evaluated its own data; once data has been used for training, it cannot be removed from the AI.

The objection must be submitted individually on each platform, but if you have linked several accounts, once per platform is sufficient. You can find the forms under the following links:

Instagram

Or: https://help.instagram.com/contact/767264225370182

Facebook

Or: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/712876720715583

[friendsinsolitude]

Kanade with her 3 monitors and ultra dark room could reasonably have a better gaming setup than Nene. More monitors = more good right

[mar-why-am]

8/ 9/ 24

Stole my bros set up to make progress with my stats assignment (R is actually fun)

[britneyshakespeare]

did it. sent an email even though it hurt

[herenvibing]

cr3 is gonna end and the pc’s still feel like the same people to me :|

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[kyubea]

♡ my mouse and kuromi light ♡

[vimbry-moved]

I wonder what the secret sauce is that separates work worthy of public ridicule and work worthy of respect. of course, this is completely subjective and dependent on how each individual responds to different things emotionally, both internally and in their external behaviour. so there probably isn't one sure-fire way of escaping the notion of "cringe", especially since you can never please everybody and honestly cringe culture is stupid, anyway.

I think of this concept a lot, bc there's plenty of earnestly-made art out there that people may consider too "overanalytical" for its subject matter. you know, imagine your standard deviantart-hosted comic or writings about a children's video game series that takes the world way beyond its original tone, or categorises things in a way that the source material likely never intended anyone to care about. there's a very (in)Famous comic along these lines that I'm sure came to a lot of your minds right now that was mercilessly torn apart online, long before the creator did anything actually morally despicable.

the most noticeable thing to elevate work above "cringe" is definitely having competent skills. if you can prove you've put the effort in on the technical side, then this usually makes your art more acceptable, compared to a more crude amateur or beginner, which is somehow a bad thing to be.

but there also seems to be some sort of rule that if you pepper enough irony or self-awareness into the work, it becomes palatable regardless of skill or subject matter? and that's no criticism of art that does this. "mr boop" could be defined as ironic, and I love that thing. but you have to do something, whether it's evident in the style, or the artist's demeanour, to show you're not That serious about this. you don't care That much about what you're making or anything. it's just interesting that you seem to have to put yourself down first before you can be seen to openly enjoy anything.

[whipitgod]

would you guys accept me into the writing community on here with the username ‘whipitgod’ or are you gonna be mean about it? just tryna figure out what the play here is

[silverysongs]

i binged "nobody wants this" today because I was home sick and I'm 100% sure that "the good place" is still a better rom-com