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@emiseevi.bsky.social

We're all made of space dust, so why not celebrate the joys in life? Vtuber ~ live2d rigger Comms closed! Twitch Affiliate: www.twitch.tv/emiseevi Comms: https://vgen.co/Emiseevi OR https://emiseevi-comms.carrd.co/

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Egg Royale 🍳👑@eggroyale.bsky.social · 2mo ago

alright kids its artfight time! couple of reminders! - download your opponent attacks ahead of time - points dont matter, who cares its an art trade game - be so nice to people who draw for you- comment on work please - please use refs for features you arent familiar with literally just have fun

KDhynamo@kdhynamo.art · 2mo ago

Lately I’ve been making more of an effort to actually comment on art I enjoy and I encourage others to do the same. It’s so nice interacting with people on this app rather than using it as a wall of endlessly scrolling content. Artists also need to hear their work is appreciated more often.

Schlong John Silver@kastor.sh · 2mo ago

my cohealer: "yeah i was on T for a whole year man" raid leader, just coming back to the PC: "Oh god I'm sorry that's miserable" us: "????????????? what man?" raid leader: "progging TEA for an ENTIRE YEAR?"

jude paw picture diary 🥪@judepaw.bsky.social · 2mo ago

actually i kinda *do* think using genAI should be such a social faux pas that the user is marked as a pariah and no longer feels welcome in the community. "AI is bad" is no longer an abstract (it never was), my city has been under a boil water advisory for a week because of AI data centers

Reyna@reynabeast.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Search engines are normally allowed to crawl websites because they offer something useful in return: Directing more traffic to the website in question. If the classic "show a bunch of links" search disappears from Google, it won't be a benefit and there's no reason to still allow their crawlers.

Paris Marx@parismarx.com · 3mo ago

Yesterday Google made it very clear it will degrade Search to use the massive amount of traffic to goes through it to push its billions of users into generative AI tools they aren’t asking for. Search is no longer a portal to the web; it’s a portal to Gemini. disconnect.blog/google-is-it...

Google made its ambitions quite obvious in its I/O announcements in 2023. On Tuesday, it laid out the next stage of its plan. The company made it clear there will be no escape from its generative AI products as AI hype continues to grip Silicon Valley, despite public sentiment very clearly turning against it and the data centers needed to power it. Search is the center of Google’s business and its power, and the company is taking a serious risk with the part of its business that drives more than half of its revenue. While there will still be a box on google.com, it will no longer be a directory to the web. Now it will be the portal to Google’s suite of services, but especially its various generative AI tools it wants to force its users to become reliant on. In part that’s to try to win the AI war against its competitors, but it’s hard not to imagine it’s also a play to build user dependency on generative AI before it has to further jack up its prices.