Despite everything. I was considering giving it a try, just to see.
But your right, if there's a CSAM community on there I would inevitably host it to.
So I will not be trying plebbit
nagaram
joined 2 years ago
Homie, you used 4chans logo in your shitty nft drops
https://x.com/getplebbit/status/1516387903177383948
I think Terry A Davis would have found god in chat GPT and could have figured out the API calls on TempleOS
Israel has a history of ostracising those they deem "cowards" in society.
Just look into how they remembered the Holocaust and how they treated the survivors.
I both hope those brave soldiers stay in Israel to lead a change and hope they don't let the state crush them with the gleeful support of the fascist civilian population.
Good. Everyone deserves a union.
I do hope they do good things for the greater good of humanity though, which is historically what Google devs have unionized over seeing as they most certainly aren't hurting for money.
My avatar is also partially AI generated. I GIMPed the Zizek face from one of his movie posters though.
I'm used to people calling me out for the Zizek part and that hasn't happened on Lemmy ever lol.
There are so many pieces of media that need much slower pacing. The Sequel Star wars movies for one.
An AI project that's ultimately just trying to cash out? Say it ain't so!
Checked the videos you posted
This is just a ChatGPT front end isn't it?
More I'm even more curious what you're doing here. Are you selling access to your own API key for $30? Why LMAO
Okay so it's something I can use to automate some sort of data processing and then be compensated for it.
How is it processing the data?
Where am I getting the data?
What is it doing to the data?
Who is paying me for processed data?
Myself and Sasquatch.
I am personally a huge fan of taking advantage of wealthy people.
You don't really have iPhone 16 pro Max and Air pods money to throw away like this without having a one sided relationship with labor, in my opinion.
But that's my cynical leftist view.
I imagine the biggest reason to not keep it is fear of your son getting spoiled or demanding gifts from you that are this same caliber.
However, he is 16. Certainly not the most rational age for many people, but he can understand the difference in financial statuses between you and his friend.
I think it would be distressing for you to take away this expensive thing on the grounds of "we're too poor to have nice things" especially since it was a gift from his best friend. But having that discussion of "hey don't let that get to your head. I still love you I just could not afford such an expensive gift. Here's a vague breakdown of our expenses"
My dad had a similar discussion with me when I was getting ready to go to college the first time and he flat out told me how much he and mom made and broke down where the money goes. It really helped me understand our economic position instead of just assuming my parents made a good amount of money (they didn't)