Taft!
You damn right
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Wed 29 Jul 2026, 0:03,
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You damn right

Not sure why you've made a triceratops look like Pat off Eastenders
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Tue 28 Jul 2026, 7:22,
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though to be fair, after thinking of the pun I was struggling to think of what a stereotypical bisexual look might be
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Tue 28 Jul 2026, 8:33,
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...you'd be surprised at what you can do.
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Wed 29 Jul 2026, 2:25,
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that the natives couldn't see the European dinosaurs approaching the shore.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 20:27,
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however that has come to an abrupt end
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:05,
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supposed to look like a little brown butthole - giving away my prompts here!
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 18:59,
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- and you didn't even make up the sweeties
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:04,
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you're right tho
i have seen the error of my ways
however, the servers for paint.net are also housed in datacenters
just so you know
every single bit of digital work we do has the nasty footprint
but yes i do acknowledge that AI is different
somehow
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:13,
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i have seen the error of my ways
however, the servers for paint.net are also housed in datacenters
just so you know
every single bit of digital work we do has the nasty footprint
but yes i do acknowledge that AI is different
somehow
When I make something I tend to make 1 of it, the way I want it.
I don't make multiple variations of what might be interpreted by the words I used to describe the idea, cross referenced with multiple yottabytes of stolen training data, heating up the planet and cooling doomed electronics with forever-chemical-tainted fresh water, burning tonnes of fossil fuels in the process, in order to settle on the least shit, least generic misinterpretation of whatever fleeting fancy happens to be in my brain at the time.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 20:25,
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I don't make multiple variations of what might be interpreted by the words I used to describe the idea, cross referenced with multiple yottabytes of stolen training data, heating up the planet and cooling doomed electronics with forever-chemical-tainted fresh water, burning tonnes of fossil fuels in the process, in order to settle on the least shit, least generic misinterpretation of whatever fleeting fancy happens to be in my brain at the time.
you refuse to be complicit in fascism
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 21:02,
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the data centres are going into space now apparently
how that will work i have no idea
in any case, our planet is in real danger
i hope it's not too late
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 21:47,
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how that will work i have no idea
in any case, our planet is in real danger
i hope it's not too late
They don't because they can't.
There are several good reasons not to put datacentres in space apart from the cost and unfeasible engineering problems.
There are several good reasons not to allow the construction of datacentres on Earth, too.
Best case scenario: when the AI bubble bursts a lot of them (especially the perpetually unfinished ones) could be quickly converted into industrial scale greenhouses.
What we do with the forever-poisoned water in the functioning ones IDK.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 22:05,
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There are several good reasons not to put datacentres in space apart from the cost and unfeasible engineering problems.
There are several good reasons not to allow the construction of datacentres on Earth, too.
Best case scenario: when the AI bubble bursts a lot of them (especially the perpetually unfinished ones) could be quickly converted into industrial scale greenhouses.
What we do with the forever-poisoned water in the functioning ones IDK.
hopefully it bursts sooner than later before too much damage is done
you've given me a lot to think about
i use AI to do some drudge jobs in my work
i will rethink that
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 22:33,
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you've given me a lot to think about
i use AI to do some drudge jobs in my work
i will rethink that
Not everything has to be SaaS
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 21:46,
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maybe if i can learn how to make things there i won't get banned
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 21:53,
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MADE WITH FOINT JUICE?
FOWT JUICE?
AI struggles with text in images doesn't it.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 18:12,
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FOWT JUICE?
AI struggles with text in images doesn't it.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:34,
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Go back! Go baaaaaaaaaaaack!
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 17:31,
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/board is the place to post images you've made yourself.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 17:57,
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:19,
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Not very bright, are you laddie?
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 18:23,
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otherwise things get boring
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 18:42,
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that a puerile digital artist is the equivalent of an electronic or mechanical device for making mathematical computations, nothing has intrinsic value, and believing otherwise is pretentious false vanity.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 18:47,
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and equating that to using an AI prompt instead of developing manual artistic skills, and characterising opposition to the idea as pomposity.
Therefore the human computer is of equivalent value to the mechanical/electronic calculator and the AI prompt output is of equivalent value to the work of the skilled artist. The correct solution to the mathematical or artistic problem is the same if you do it manually or if you employ a machine to do it mechanically.
If you're making a different argument please say so and spell out exactly what it is.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 21:43,
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Therefore the human computer is of equivalent value to the mechanical/electronic calculator and the AI prompt output is of equivalent value to the work of the skilled artist. The correct solution to the mathematical or artistic problem is the same if you do it manually or if you employ a machine to do it mechanically.
If you're making a different argument please say so and spell out exactly what it is.
has mathematical ability been reduced by the introduction of calculators?
most certainly it has
i was basically saying that resistance to AI is a bit like those teachers
being resistant to the use of calculators
that's all
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 22:11,
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most certainly it has
i was basically saying that resistance to AI is a bit like those teachers
being resistant to the use of calculators
that's all
You've reduced your argument to nothing. AI is nothing like a pocket calculator. See the environmental impacts of AI datacentre, the economic impact of hording GPUs, and the impact of the inevitable bursting of the AI bubble.
If there was a calculator bubble, history does not remember it on the same scale as tulips, railways, dot-coms or sub-primes.
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 22:44,
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If there was a calculator bubble, history does not remember it on the same scale as tulips, railways, dot-coms or sub-primes.
but the mods must be having a break
i haven't been banned yet
clearly
tick tock
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Sun 26 Jul 2026, 9:02,
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i haven't been banned yet
clearly
tick tock
Or do we just have to collectively ignore them?
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Sat 25 Jul 2026, 19:53,
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