>>715722039
the bible outright states that Satan appears under the guise of an angel of light.

but amerilards don't read the bible, they just pretend they do.

>>280575679
never was into girls with guns

>>127018331
Disso for when you have no hair left. "Howdy fellow kids" tier.

>>127018332
>simultaneously admitting you think someone you hate gets off on attention while also admitting you feed that person the attention
Orbi0r IQ strikes again.

>>127010432
>I hate keyboard critics so much. They're huge faggots who think their mundane opinions matter.
Yeah, thats why I ignore your posts.

and vibe coding doesn't work.
Try this prompt on any LLM of your choice.
All of them will reply very confidently with a totally nonsensical response. And asking them to fix it only results in more garbage code being generated.
https://pastebin.com/z9GKcP9G

In short, it's because of political signalling. I was into AI even before chatgpt came out and I regularly told people about it, and nobody cared. Even at the beginning of chatgpt it was just a cool tech thing, and most people were amused by the novelty of it. Do you think it's normal that everyone has an opinion about AI now? No, normalfags don't care about technology under normal conditions.
We had early rudimentary image generators and for a while they were completely nonpolitical. You could talk about them and show them to anyone and they'd be like "huh that's interesting". Nothing about AI replacing artists or chatgpt destroying the environment, since these aren't natural organic reactions a person would have to something like this in a vacuum.
Think of what it means that all of the backlash came at the same time. Everybody has an opinion now because of social in-group signalling and the virality of the issue, it's been adopted as an issue that determines which side of the political fence you are on.

>>105739867
Tokenizer issue

>>149134261
Idk what to tell you man.

>>508209626
Papa Jones is going to get approved for that loan

bless up

>>6255083

You could always try a one or two shot to see if you like it.

Or hell, write a few lewdfics for a quest you like or something. Its how I rediscoved my enjoyment of creative writing and running a game since I haven't DM'ed since 3e, even if I think I need to work on the choice and gameplay aspects in my thing some, as well as pacing; I cannot write less than a novel for an update. Part of that is the fact conversations and characterization are my fav thing to write out since I can almost hear the characters in my head.

>What happened during 2021 and 2022? That 3k peak is beautiful to look at

Might have been Covid giving people more free time?

>>6255089

Yeah I hope the jerks who got us kicked off tg were some of the ones fired. I remember really popular quests getting ~1000 posts over a couple of days.

QST being slow kind of has some advantages especially for slow writers like me, but more ppl would be awesome.