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Cake day: June 14th, 2023

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  • ChatGPT is not kind, is not helpful, and is not intelligent. It is a garbage generator made to enrich billionaires by convincing naive people that it’s the new magical technology after the blockchain and NFTs. Saying that a brainless garbage machine is “kind” is actually a worrying sign of going down the slope of AI psychosis.

    You could use machine learning to identify animals before trash LLMs existed and you still can. And unlike LLMs, they don’t kill people, don’t destroy society, don’t do a lot of illegal shit, don’t enrich billionaires, and don’t destroy the environment. It’s a bit hypocritical to try to defend ChatGPT while talking about protecting life.





  • Yeah, I’m totally in favour of criticizing AI and its supporters…

    But fuck off with this stance. Trying to make it seem like goldfishes are worthless stupid unevolved shits is moronic as fuck, both on a scientific and moral standpoint.

    We don’t need more people trying to make it look like some animals are just dumb rocks that mean nothing. And guess what, there’s much more shitty humans than shitty goldfishes.











  • It definitely is easier than it looks, the only hard part is to manage the blade to not break it, and you just learn it over time. A funny thing that I found surprising at the beginning was reading that to know if the blade is having proper tension, you flick it and listen to the noise it makes, a bit like a musical instrument; it sounded absurd at first, but now I’m able to get a sense of how much tension there is by doing it. It’s still nothing amazing, it just gets a bit of time to learn it “instinctively”, but I find it funny ^^


  • I don’t have any, but I have some of an old craft that I made as training from pretty long ago. I plan on making a video showing the process of crafting, but it’s not done yet…

    (Don’t pay attention to the pattern, I just took it online to train myself on a design with a lot of holes)

    First I print the pattern, glue it on the metal and drill a hole in each hole of the design

    I put the blade of the saw through each hole to cut it along the pattern (this shows the back to make it more visible bur I just saw along the lines of the print, I don’t do it blindly)

    Finally I remove the paper and polish the craft with mainly small brushes on a rotary tool

    I have small files, but most of the shape is just cut with a blade, that is indeed a bit of a magical super tiny one :') The blade is extremely thin, which helps for details but make it very prone to breaking, that’s why you need to be rather gentle while working with it. But they also come in packs of over 100 of them, which helps :p