#feed making machine

[hermmachinery]

Water Drop Hammer Mill

Water Drop Hammer Mill Introduction This hammer mill has an electric motor and is suitable for corn, soybean, wheat, and grain grinding. Especially suitable for the pulverization of baby pigs, fish feed, poultry, and livestock Feed. It’s widely used in animal feed processing, brewing, chemical, and biological industry. Rugged And Durable: Our equipment is processed with high-standard steel, and…

[otiksimr]

𝐇𝐄𝐘. 𝐘𝐎𝐔. 𝐅𝐄𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐌𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐄

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Guess who found out CSP can do timelapses >:)

[jame7t]

My new tumblr account “best of chatGPT” where I turn on data sharing & post every ai generated image I find in goople

[toxooz]

naw whos the crusty ass bitch who thinks its cute to take my ocs cause what is this

[cybertron-smash-or-pass]

TFA Arachnus Prime

[corpsezinthecloset]

Sammy with short hair design

[shiraishi--kanade]

[gayvampyr]

it is very frustrating to see AI art on instagram get tens, even hundreds of thousands of likes and shares and views meanwhile art made by actual people that took hours upon hours of labor gets no attention at all. very soul-crushing reality that makes me want to give up on sharing my art

[ingravinoveritas]

david tennant as hedwig fancast: yay or nay?

Ohh, boy. Well, when I first read this, my immediate thought was "Hell yay, but he'd have to fight Michael for it." Haha.

I love that we have this video of Michael just a few years ago talking about desperately wanting to play Hedwig, and you're asking about the possibility of David as Hedwig. It's become almost a long-running joke about how Michael and David have always been up for the same parts/thought of as being the same "type" of actor, so it seems entirely fitting that I could easily see either one of them as Hedwig...but they would give very different interpretations/versions of the character.

So I could see this being something very much like what Michael and David have talked about before, about having a "retirement plan" where they are doing a theatrical touring production of Good Omens and swapping roles every night. Maybe one of them plays Hedwig and one plays Yitzhak one night, and then swapped the next? Or within the same show, Michael/David plays Hedwig for half the show and Yitzhak for the other half? The possibilities really are quite numerous...

I did have the opportunity to see John Cameron Mitchell as Hedwig on Broadway years ago and he was absolutely transcendent in the role, to where it's almost impossible for me to picture anyone else. But in thinking of your question along with the physical demands of the role (and knowing how much David lived up to the task of playing Macbeth), I think David could definitely handle the physicality of Hedwig. I'd also love to hear him sing "Sugar Daddy" (for oh so many delicious reasons...) and I think he would kill it on "The Origin of Love." That's not even getting into how gorgeous David would look in the costumes, of course. Even the drag outfit he wore in Much Ado has some shades of Hedwig to it, in fact (mainly the denim skirt, stockings, and boots)...

So yes, I would absolutely have to vote in the affirmative for a David Tennant fancast of Hedwig, with or without Michael Sheen. Please, universe, let's make it happen...

[amphibianaday]

day 1232

[jackie-shitposts]

excuse me-

y'all i dont think we should be too scared of an AI uprising because theres no way it can take over the world being THIS DUMB

people said that "we dont need to worry because AI is pretty stupid" 4 years ago when AI couldnt write a pasta recipe. now, AI can do that pretty well (though of course not amazingly). it has been used for many unethical things now too, such as stealing creative works that people make without consent and environmental issues. Saying that "oh we will be fine because AI is dumb" is a very short-term outlook on a issue that is going to be longlasting. Im very against most uses of AI - these videos arent as critical of AI as I'd like but they display how AI has evolved over just a few years. I find it pretty scary but the people in the videos are funny and interesting. I recommend you watch them and learn more about the impacts of AI Video of AI sucking at making pasta 4 years ago

Video of AI being pretty decent at making pasta 3 years later TED Talk about the impacts of AI

[looseleafteeaves]

LOOK. I know that angst is super popular. I know.

So why don’t I see more of the “I did everything I could to BE NOTICED as an imposter, and NO ONE PICKED UP ON IT” as a feature in stories?

Yes I am talking about the 2(two) chapters of Desperate Measures.

Yes I love my new language and how I am exploring new pronouns for that made up language.

Yes this is an advertisement for “Desperate Measures” on AO3 under the same username.

(Please go read it, I am hoping for less sporadic updates as Blue Beetle Writing Day is Wednesdays.)

[taydaq]

I updated my carrd, but I've decided to stop posting on instagram due to their ridiculous AI bullshit. I'm just very tired of AI tech bros and the people who support them coming in, STEALING hard work, and taking over creative spaces.

If you want garbage art from a machine and people who think they're an artist because they typed in a few words, go ahead. But I don't want to stay.

[giantkillerjack]

Favorite part about Death Note is that Light gets the Note and IMMEDIATELY becomes a serial killer fascist with a god complex.

No build-up, no Fall From Grace, no slow corruption of a good boy gradually becoming a monster. Just-- SPEED RUN STRATS. And I love that for him.

Tbh, I think there are a lot of folks (especially boys) from my high school days who would have immediately become monsters if given the power of life and death over every person around them.

It's kind of like how when people have apparently casual ableist beliefs, and you push them to elaborate on that just a little bit, they'll often end up openly saying stuff like "well, some people are just too disabled to be worth the resources it takes to support them." - Which is... eugenics. It's just eugenics, justified by the myth of scarcity. Now these folks almost certainly won't call it eugenics, or even think of it that way. But that doesn't make it NOT a core belief of the Nazis.

In a similar way, Light seems like a nice and well-adjusted boy with strong beliefs. No harm in that.

But to paraphrase Lindsay Ellis in her analysis of the Game of Thrones ending, "Power doesn't necessarily corrupt. Power reveals." [I think she was quoting someone else when she said this. It was someone who wrote a biography on LBJ. Whatever. Lindsay said it and she's smart as hell and I recommend her videos.]

And 15 minutes into the Death Note musical, I'm already thinking about how so many beliefs "casually" held by well-adjusted, nice people immediately reveal their monstrousness when talked through to their natural conclusion.

And I wonder how many of those people, given the power of life and death over everyone around them - the power to take their ideas to their natural conclusions - would also immediately reveal how their lack of self-reflection has laid the groundwork for them to become monsters.

[chaoticharmonics]

we all agree “eroticism of the machine” is about synths right. have you seen those wires? have you heard an analog synth do that deep resonant drone sound?