

Yeah my reaction was like, what, there are crustaceans filling the exact niche, with exoskeleton and everything.
It’s like asking why whales don’t live on land - yeah that’s where they came from and they’re something different now.


Yeah my reaction was like, what, there are crustaceans filling the exact niche, with exoskeleton and everything.
It’s like asking why whales don’t live on land - yeah that’s where they came from and they’re something different now.


Nah the word process ain’t weird there. Render process is the name of the activity that has been done there, and you wouldn’t say “redraw process” or “paint over process”.
I mean, I look a the second step and be like nah that’s AI, I ain’t risking it - just talking about the word “process” specifically.
I’d honestly expect them to make 4 AI images and then set up this up together the normal way, instead of trying to get the prompts right for one image with 4 different styles at once. Then again, I don’t assume to know enough to be sure about that.


The GoT season 8 Daenarys approach to warfare


I agree that it’s a fault with the process of military planning.
However, keep in mind that fascists etc. has the kind of leadership to ignore experts’ advice, an even override their existing processes.
So while we don’t actually know what exactly happened behind the scenes, it’s not unlikely that Hegseth had, metaphorically, a team of military experts telling him not to charge straight into the front of the machine gun positions, but he still told them to do it “for glory”. Or that this happened at a lower level, by “leaders” with the same mindset, that he put there.


I don’t quite understand this conversation.
Like, he already has been impeached, right? Wasn’t it twice, even?
And it had the effect of splashing him with a little bit of water - oh boy he sure was a bit annoyed! Now that you two are discussing if he’s gonna be splashed with a little bit of water AGAIN, I have to ask - even if it’s trump, don’t y’all think that’s a bit cruel?
I would put an /s, but I’m a bit lost if this even is sarcasm, but let me make clear it’s in jest and not mean spirited :D


It’s never good enough


I would give this kind-of-opposite answer, if otherwise my answer would be far, far longer.
If someone asks which ice cream flavours you like and you can just say “Raspberry I don’t like, that’s it”, no need to go through hundreds of options.
Not rage, more disapproval or disgust. And I had to think why it’s so unsettling first, but I think I got it:
Because of the vanity of making it about themselves.
Doesn’t help that most of the time they get so many upvotes exactly because so many people think the same thing. Simplified, someone posts “what is your favorite color”, and they get thousands of upvotes on a comment that says “red”. That’s not about cumguzzler69’s comment writing career.
But no, this is their peaking in highschool moment, gotta make thousands more read some useless fluff text showing they are under the impression everybody thinks they are so great that it warrants an award speech.
That’s why it’s not the same if it’s a long comment where somebody put some real effort into explaining something from their area of expertise, and things like that.
Yeah it feels more healthy to be proud of achievements.
Includes being proud of your children if you have achieved good parenting, but being part of a country, what is the achievement, what is the work you have put in there?
Pay taxes maybe. “I’m proud to pay taxes for country X” doesn’t have the same ring to it, though.