Pennomi

Everyone has a built in extruder, if they’re brave enough.

They are saying it’s redundant, and therefore unnecessary.

And honestly lightweight neural nets can make for some interesting enemy behavior as well. I’ve seen a couple games using that and wouldn’t be surprised if it caught on in the future.

Seen this text floating around a couple times, I like your illustration though.

Kick his ass in Fortnite, obviously.

I don’t think anybody who pays attention is surprised about that.

I mean, vampires are immortal, not indestructible. If he really had it that bad I’m sure a date with a vampire hunter would solve it quickly.

Dude definitely needed therapy.

Ice Bear apparently

The appeal of the hotdog is the convenient mouth-sized cross section.

This is the best answer, unless you actually want to get hired of course.

I saw something similar in an interview question once. You’re on a desert island and all you have is a laptop with connectivity to the internet (not gps like on a phone). How do you get rescued? Your battery won’t last forever!

Wishlisted your horror collection! I like your art style.

Thank god, otherwise how would we cope with that stupid sexy Withers?

That’s not what I’m saying. What I’m saying is that it’s going to be increasingly difficult (for the layperson) to tell if a work is by a human or computer. You and I may think there’s some sort of moral superiority in human art, but the average TikTok user doesn’t give a fuck… and they outnumber us greatly.

Precisely. AI art is bad because the users making “art” with it essentially have such bad taste they’ll publish anything the AI shits out.

There exist artistic ways to use AI as a tool, but none of them are easy. In fact they might be harder than just painting the damn picture yourself.

I am skeptical about “never”, but right now I agree that’s true. I expect it to be true for many years to come. That being said, we have seen a lot of improvement (over even the last few months) in AI image quality, composition, and prompt adherence.

Isn’t that the final step in the testing plan for every app though? The first step is always opening it.

A bug like this means literally nobody tested it at all on this build, or was so apathetic they didn’t file an obvious issue.

Vibe coding or no, this is a massive QA failure.

My kids can’t ride the bus because they are “too close” to school, except it’s 1.6 miles away on a busy road with patches of no sidewalks. It would be trivial to have a bus drop them nearby but they instead want to waste the time of hundreds of parents every single day.