every ai art deployment should be legally mandated to include the prompt used, so that we can all see how bland and lifeless the imaginations of the people deploying are
so far my main impression of irc is i don't understand how it can simultaneously be *this* complicated whilst also lacking so many of the features i've come to expect of chat platforms
@SuperDicq i would prefer an app where buttons are labeled according to their function rather than helpful labels such as 'm', 'k', and who can forget 's'
jacqueline project update: i am looking for additional work. please hire me.
i am a very good software engineer. i can lead engineering teams, i can manage projects, i can design hardware. i have brought a physical product to market. i'm quite the catch!
if you've ever used an android phone, then you've run code i wrote. if you've gotten directions with google maps, you've used ui built by me and the team i used to lead. i'm also quite good at backend server development!
the main thing about 'copilots' in an aviation context is they're typically fucking morons who push all the controls randomly and need constant monitoring to make sure they dont crash the plane
hey lazy-fedi, does anyone know if anyone's developed a cheapo generic version of those braille computer interfaces? or any similar tech for non-visual feedback?
i like how we have a couple of bugs where tangara doesn't autopause when you'd expect it to, leading to situations where it e.g. plays music all night instead of turning off.
...but the way we find these bugs isn't "my tangara is suddenly out of battery" it's "my tangara is still playing the music i put on eight hours ago"