There are multiple dictionaries with different definitions. Could you please give me your definition?

I have checked one before making the comment

Could you please give me your definition of the word?

Can you please stop misusing words?

The easiest way that i have found to check if an image is AI is to look for repeating things and see if they are consistent. A real artist would have no reason to draw the robot multiple times or change the font slightly after each letter

The easiest way that i have found to check if an image is AI is to look for repeating things and see if they are consistent. A real artist would have no reason to draw the robot multiple times or change the font slightly after each letter

Endl is faster to type

When on c/comicstrips, i dont think its unreasonable for people to expect the art to be from real people

This isnt just comics. c/politicalmemes has so many ai generated images

But its not a gradual change. AI posts used to be rare, in 2 days i found more AI posts outside of a community made for AI generated pictures than in the 2 years i have used lemmy

Why is lemmy filling up with AI posts? Its worse that this is on c/comicstrips

Romania

3 2 loafs of bread (i hate inflation)

Assuming you are gay, have never committed a crime in your life and have illegally used software licensed with the “Be gay, do crime” license, you would have committed a crime, but because you did, you would have been following the license, which would mean you havent committed a crime, creating a paradox

Maybe that person has 9 related trauma

There are only 16777216 colors people care about. There are way more people than that in the world. We could live in a colorless society if 0.2% of humans decided to steal all colors

I meant that its much easier to misgender yourself in a language where using any adjective to refer to yourself has to be gendered correctly

In some languages like romanian, all adjectives have gender

American is obviously a way worse name. I was suggesting using “someone from the USA”, but usian also makes sense considering the context

This is offtopic, but is there any reason for using a word derived from USA instead of saying veterans from the USA? Usian sounds wrong

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