Pineapple Jelly

Pineapple Jelly

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Born sometime in the '90s.

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Sorry still thinking of $1,200-$1,800 dollar console just conceptually. Those are Real Computer numbers. You can just get a real computer for that kinda cash. The entire premise of the console is โ€œthis is a baby computer you donโ€™t control but itโ€™s standardized and affordableโ€ but they canโ€™t do that.

Funny thing is, unintentionally, the language engine could in theory generate english into any language, including like... french, or german or japanese, provided that I went and built an engine profile. And provided I had a wide enough conceptual vocab (its very limited atm).

Doesnt work in reverse yet, the engine is having a hard time with fuzzy logic and inferences. Without the parentheses it really wants to error out on me. Working on a ambiguity tolerance, as well as proposing potential meanings

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Last week above the city of Rhenen in The Netherlands. I had been wanting to photograph this church tower with these kinds of conditions for years, and I finally managed to do so. What a morning.

I have encountered my first AI generated novel. Its... interesting. Its not obvious that its AI, it even has a human reader. But the prose, the cadence, the repetitive structure, it just turns into grey mush as you read it. Ive read bad books by unskilled authors but this is just... bland.

I got 7 chapters in before i had to stop, conceptually it was interesting. But impossible to read. Constant not this but that phrasing. Constant reminders about basic facts about the characters. Ugh.

I must not fear Fear is the mind-killer Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration I will face my fear I will permit it to pass over me and through me And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path Where the fear has gone there will be nothing Only I will remain

Had a really interesting dream of a young dude escaping from a penal colony planet (wrongfully convicted), making it home, only to find his hometown has gone through extreme poverty, and gets swept up in a political movement telling his tale of abuse and trauma. It was super interesting.