just saiyng noone hunts on vinted like me
yeah.
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just saiyng noone hunts on vinted like me
yeah.
just saiyng noone hunts on vinted like me
so funny how now seeing these two next to each other these are the same
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my two moods these days
Finding out AI companies are chewing through - literally, they’re pulping and burning them as they go - millions of books often including 1/1s and old texts that cannot be reprinted
Meanwhile there’s always some dipshit telling me AI is the future and we’ve got to just let companies erase human history and literature so they can train their abomination machines to pretend to think like people because a judge said it’s fine
AI companies are buying and scanning printed books for training data, raising copyright and cultural preservation concerns as rare volumes a
TLDR: company is bulk buying millions of books - including really old/rare/unique ones - to train AI. But in order to scan them quickly, they cut the spine out and trim the pages, effectively destroying these books, and then "recycle" the remains. A judge says it's legal. The company knows it's unethical and actively tried to hide the practice. None of the scanned copies are available to the public.
Fabergé jewelled citrine quartz model of a mouse, created in St. Petersburg around 1900.
A CREACHUR
genuinely me
Emily Wilson has inadvertently created a fascinating new way to categorize basically any visual media ever made
Bela Lugosi's Dead just came on shuffle, can everyone please be quiet. Stop posting for a few minutes. U guys Bela Lugosi's Dead is playing can you shut up. Can everyone shut the fuck up
do you know some cool discords??? my social bubble is almost dead now i need some refresh
Mukuro and Hiei
Kasamatsu Shirō (Japan, 1898-1991)
Tidal Hour, 1964
color woodblock print
14 1/2 × 9 3/4 in. (36.83 × 24.77 cm)
LACMA, Los Angeles