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7/15/2025, 7:58:47 AM
>>81830923
20/20 means that you can see objects from 20 feet away in the same level of detail that the average person can.
20/10 means that you can see objects from 20 feet away in the same level of detail that the average person sees objects from 10 feet away. 20/20 is the vision quality that most people start out with early in life before experiencing any kind of vision deterioration; Turbie's vision was twice as good as the standard starting point.
And yes, she can see the future.
>>81831793
kek. My life isn't stressful and shitty enough to be that much of a burnout (anymore), but when you're younger you're definitely more willing to sign up for shitty situations because you don't understand just how shitty they'll be. There's some life-ruining misadventures I wouldn't have the energy to sign up for now because I already put my hand on the stove in my 20s.
>>81831669
:) Thanks, anon.
>>81833113
INFJ-T
Not yet. I had trouble figuring out how to use LoRAs the one or two times I tried. Still waiting for a model that combines quality and convenience (upper-end models are great but usually lack the ability to make copyrighted characters; models with LoRAs are usually lower-end and have a learning curve that I haven't experienced since I was a 10-12 year old using PCs for the first time).
AI images are too easily reproducible to be devastated over if I lost them. I'd have to lose a more ambitious project like a homebrew anime or movie to be upset.
20/20 means that you can see objects from 20 feet away in the same level of detail that the average person can.
20/10 means that you can see objects from 20 feet away in the same level of detail that the average person sees objects from 10 feet away. 20/20 is the vision quality that most people start out with early in life before experiencing any kind of vision deterioration; Turbie's vision was twice as good as the standard starting point.
And yes, she can see the future.
>>81831793
kek. My life isn't stressful and shitty enough to be that much of a burnout (anymore), but when you're younger you're definitely more willing to sign up for shitty situations because you don't understand just how shitty they'll be. There's some life-ruining misadventures I wouldn't have the energy to sign up for now because I already put my hand on the stove in my 20s.
>>81831669
:) Thanks, anon.
>>81833113
INFJ-T
Not yet. I had trouble figuring out how to use LoRAs the one or two times I tried. Still waiting for a model that combines quality and convenience (upper-end models are great but usually lack the ability to make copyrighted characters; models with LoRAs are usually lower-end and have a learning curve that I haven't experienced since I was a 10-12 year old using PCs for the first time).
AI images are too easily reproducible to be devastated over if I lost them. I'd have to lose a more ambitious project like a homebrew anime or movie to be upset.
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