Well, the only different is who use AI to generate trash are rich, and who need power is under-privi people.
Who's out here censoring tits? The OP? That's dumb, you can swear on the internet.
Someone else? Maybe go get a fresh screenshot.
FIVE tits? That's disgusting, where is it?
I already found a LoRa for multiple breasts once so... Yeah...
Disclaimer: I only use AI for personal and shitpost use. I do not use it for anything professional, nor for profit, nor for online clout. I also only use "open source" models, and open source generators.
You dont gotta explain yourself for nobody
They don’t gotta never not explain themselves for nobody
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Don't = -1
Never = -1
Not = -1
-1 * -1 * -1 = -1
~ They don't have to explain themselves for nobody.
So it's the same comment.
Let me know if I have made a mistake.
I wonder what that last word is.
Tots. A girl with five tots. She has this cookbook:
Tuts. She's very British.
tats, short for tattoos.
I miss the internet where we tricked our friends into looking at a picture of a man's gaping asshole with zero consequences instead of the one where you have to put a little manual strike through "tits" just in case somewhere an algorithm will autoban you for it.
Honestly who keeps doing that crap because things aren't that locked down fuck sake.
Why is the word tits censored? Also I am going to see these women with five boobs to evaluate the claim.
Listen here sassy missy, we need to advance AI. The human workforce is not going to replace itself you know.
if we keep complaining we will never make it to ten tots
Cities asking residents to use less power is largely due to the fact that most cities have no direct policy power to regulate electricity use. Electricity use is primarily the domain of state/provider policy. Cities asking residents to lower power usage is thereby an ask for residents to collectively work to avoid brown/black out situations for the collective good. Messaging like this without a similar ask to the tech/industrial community would still be short sighted at best.
Yeah we just found out (we as a city knew, just without confirmation) who the 'mystery' business is that's building a server farm on the outskirts of city limits. And they've got a 10 year tax break from the city on the land.
I'll turn my AC down when google turns their Power Plans to Eco for those servers
A couple of years back, the official Twitter account of some police force (Maryland?) made a post during a heat wave that was like, "dear criminals: it's hot as balls outside, can we call a truce and postpone crime for a few days so none of us has to be out there in it? Thanks"
79F/26C is a pretty reasonable day-time temperature...
It's 26.7c @ 62% humidity in my office right now. It's fine (the aircon will kick on monetarily to bring the humidity back down). However, had you asked me this years ago, I would have thought you were insane. I lived in a much cooler place and people had the air on all summer set down to like 22c. I've gotten used to my new climate (well, more used to it, anyway), and it helps that I don't have to go spend all day in an office whose temperature I don't control.
Yeah, there was definitely a point where I'd have thought the same. Then I started shifting the setpoint up little by little. It's something that takes time. But if you spend a lot of time in a place that keeps it way too cold all day, it's harder to adapt. I guess you could just intentionally overdress, so you are a bit warm despite the cold temperature, but that seems like a waste.
Depends on the person and what they were acclimated to as the norm in an area. I start to get increasingly disfunctional starting at about 75f, once it gets to 80f it is difficult for me to focus on tasks that aren't directly related to cooling myself down, and 85f+ my day is a wash
Medical conditions also play a role in it. I'm on medications that make me wicked susceptible to overheating. I start melting at 75°F if there is even a mild amount of humidity. And that's at home where I can dress comfortably.
You gotta condition yourself to it. Don't start at 80F, but work your way up to it over spring.
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