@dgerard@awful.systems who is your illustrator? These are consistently great.
shnizmuffin
joined 2 years ago
For one: your university might own anything you create while using their resources and facilities.
Was that the concert in, like, a parking lot on Columbus Blvd. which was secretly a Primus concert?
Oh, shit! He was always a bit vitriolic.
AI has replaced all the jobs (primarily by being a fire all these companies are shoveling their money into), says "FinalRoundAI.com," a website that uses AI to churn out slop resumes.
make sure this kid isnt a dipshit.
I'm not sure you can stop a kid from being a dipshit. I think the best you can hope for is to give them a chance to be good.
You're about to be sleep tortured for 12-18 straight months. Your cognitive functions will get compromised, but they'll come back once the kid sleeps through the night reliably. Try not to make any big decisions.
Freeze that surplus breastmilk. There are plenty of moms who have difficulty producing enough, and that's fucking devastating to new moms. Find them and give them your surplus. Failing that, trade. Boosts the immune system.
lol that's precious
95% semantic accuracy
Hey, look, a 1/20 chance of being lies! And that's on top of whatever inaccuracies are already baked into the article it's summarizing! What if those articles already lead with AI summaries? It's slop all the way down!
CSS by itself cannot determine the colors present in an image element, so you won't be able to write a style targeting all your images.
If you're willing to attach a class to all your bright images, you could use the filter property.
HTML
<img class="invert" src="some-bright-image.jpg" />
CSS
.invert {
filter: invert(1);
}
That's not what I thought /hj meant.
That's cool.