/int/ - certified time wasters

>>19382
You forgot: Harder

>>19382
>>19383
Generative AI is a Parasitic Cancer [~1h 20min]
by Freya Holmér, aka acegikmo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-opBifFfsMY

i tried to somewhat replicate at least one. i found even less human created content.

what are Ernst's thoughts?

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i do not think that A.I. in general is at fault here; it's not the tool, but the system. I would argue the core problem is rooted a little deeper:

The main model to make $CASH$ in modern internet is to lie, aka ads.
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>>21661
Your post formatting gave me parasitic cancer (unlike all those other, non-parasitic forms of cancer).

>>21662
form follows function - not the other way round.

i'm a retard, i function differently.

I have a better idea: why not scene casher, mmh? You can select scenes from movies in your network and such, mmh.

>>21562
How has Yves developed? I remember on EC some Ernsts dug it out again with him making vlogs in a flat that I think was under the roof of his parents house, his hmm going on and him talking about a Fasson(g)schnitt.

>>21563
That's the last Yves season I know of. He also talked about some project he called "scene casher" . Like I said, you can connect scenes, or videos respectively, big emojis, big emotions, like in cinema, you can make your own stories out of that, this interactive effect is really heavy there, mmhmm, the fifth dimension, guys, ciao, ciao! that makes about as much sense as OP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPMJD8CsQ3g&pp=ygUMWXZlcyBzdHJlaGxl

>>21561
> human DNA fitness
am not understanding.
in fact, is any human understanding?
afaik, we still ~cut it open >>>/b/28536 and don't understand the knots of DNA structure at all.
(haven't looked into the topic since that post; might have changed even before i posted in /b/)

what are you trying to game or maximize here?

I sincerely apologize for not fulfilling my quota recently. I shall enthusiastically integrate hyper-scale growth strategies to exceed EcKinseys novel KPIs.

Btw I kinda got back into reading manga. Finished Dragon Ball, caught up on Chainsaw Man and the post-Miura Berserk chapters, read Fire Punch and now started One Piece.
It's a lot of fun, nowadays I think I enjoy the shounen stuff more since I appreciate the creativity put into it and the positive messages more than when I used to be a gloomy teenager interested in more edgy & 2deep4u stuff. Though that also still interests me.
But I also want to get into some other genres. Maybe try reading Yotsuba in the original now that I'm back at studying Japanese.

>>18343
My current manga obsession is trying to finish every volume of Sayonara Zetsubou-sensei.
I'm on vol28 currently out of 30 and while it has no overarching plot, it was interesting to see the form, content and characters shift with between the start of publication and the later chapters.

It starts out with a huge cast which at some point gets into like the mid 20s and it slowly "degrades" until it only uses 5-6 characters at best regularly and even those seem to only lose from their initial traits. It's basically getting worse but I still like it in a sense.
I'm sick of it, I wish it was over and I also don't know what I'll do with my life once its over.

It baits you in with having a melancholic main character who's a homage to Dazai and then you stay because you realise that it's basically just the author's neurotic diary about what grinds his gears about Japan currently, which is usually that the LDP is ass (because they are not nationalist and effective enough), something baseball/idol related and then also some really awful pun you only understand once you look up the kanji and then you actually want to kill yourself because it was so fucking bad.

And you kind of realize that yeah, you also have these moments where something about everyday life really ticks you off, be it an odd expression, custom or procedure where the entire thing falls apart the moment you think a bit too hard about it.
So like it's really relatable at least for me.

Also been re-watching the anime. Honestly from an artistic standpoint it feels like a prototype of Monogatari. Same studio. The quality's is shit for the first season but it's really funny honestly. And it has a good soundtrack and some nice character-tracks, of which I understand nothing but I like the tunes and some of the VAs can actually sing and no I am not going down that fucking rabbit hole where I care for seiyuus.

Ernst, I think you will mostly enjoy this Arctic Permafrost Atlas (PDF, 225 MiB, 176 pages, published last year). I had to think of you when I noticed how often it mentions "infrastructure". I hope the link still works:
https://gridarendal-website-live.s3.amazonaws.com/production/documents/:s_document/1041/original/PermafrostAtlas_20oct_finaldraft.pdf
I was going to attach its cover here, but when I extracted the image it turns out the cover illustration is not what it looks like. Instead of just going with the aerial image, apparently they decided to subtly overlay some random "gritty texture" image.

People who looked at this item may also be interested in Canada's zone pushing thread: >>14759

2:42 in the night.
I know it's saturday, but:
VACATION WOOOOOO

The new kitten just realized he could make the jump up to my kitchen counter. It was only a matter of time.

>>21394
I have three days off next week. Another win for Jesus.

Are holidays a break from bickering, or will it intensify? Find out here!

Also
>>21395

Woke up pretty early. A siren was blaring but ultimately it turned out to be nothing.

Some more reading and also some writing. Not very happy with how it's coming along.
I lifted weights today.
Not much happening otherwise honestly. I need to ramp up my game.

We really have a real estate crisis. Rostock is now about as affordable as Stuttgart. (Not.)

Used to be a Apartment in Toitenwinkel or Lichtenhagen was < 100k. I always dreamed of living on the shore. Now, I can dream of live in nether-lower-Frankonia, Coburg or some fucking shit.

>>19391
Buying apartments is a bad idea anyway, because anything pertaining to the house still has to be decided by the homeowner association.

>>19391
>I always dreamed of living on the shore

Just rent an apartment and live on the shore? You are making up excuses.

A notorious bickerer:
https://ergofabulous.org/luther/

I went to Barcelona for the first time this year and if it wasn't for the stadium you'd believe you'd be in a city with no actual big football club of it's own. No stickers (except for foreign clubs), no graffitis or murials etc.
It's like there's no fan scene in the city?

>>21288
>No stickers (except for foreign clubs)

That's because the Barcelonians are a proud nation full of well adapted people. Unlike other football people with their dirt and noise everywhere.

>>21289
All of them are bad, and they all need to be gassed. No exceptions.

>>21243
Nothing shows quality like Drachenlord gossip on page one.

>>21265
Darchenlüfter haben EC aufgebaut.

>>21265
Thank you for bringing Drachenlord to page one on /int/, good sir!

>>21263
Tried it one time and was banned within 15 minutes due to very slight erotica, not even softcore.

You should always surround yourself with people who are smarter than you. Therefore I have come to the conclusion that I'm doing everything right when I regularly get reminded how stupid I am.

>>13184
> I regularly get reminded how stupid I am.

You need other people for that?

:DDDD

>>12761
Well, women put much more effort into upbringing infants than men so they're naturally more selective in their sexual behavior. They only want sex with someone they they can rely on or with rare top gigachads. Men on the opposite usually have no problem with casual sex provided it's achievable for them.
Gay people and tranners share some feminine traits, but their sexual drive follows masculine patterns. So instead of pursuing sexual relationships they have sex with dozens of strangers, who are in their turn also males, so they're also eager about such prospects.
So when conservatives criticize LGBT for sexual promiscuity and spreading AIDS, Monkeypox and so on, they're actually mostly criticizing men (who in straight relationships are limited in their passion by women). Lesbians have the opposite thing, "lesbian bed death", when they live together but don't want to bang each other.

That said, Tinder is built precisely for casual (=gay) sex. Couple of words about yourself, few photos and precise distance to potential sex partner. If you're looking for wife it's unimportant whether she lives in 4 or 5 kilometers from you, you have other priorities, for instance you'd like to know more about her. But if you look for a quick coom, it's the primary priority.

>>13184
Based. Humans are very social animals so you should surround yourself with people who motivate you to become better by their example.

>>21662
Sind Sie ein Handlichlauerer?
Dann ab ins Gas mit Ihnen.

There are brothels and whores on the streets and the internet but Ernst never sexed one.
Ernst was thinking about going to a brothel once but after seing all the trucks parked outside he didn't feel like he's in the right place.

>>21253
Do you have a better idea?

>>21254
Well, yes.
Have sex with women that won't charge you for it and masturbate in the meantime.

t. keen masturbator

>>21291
Not everyone can be alpha enough to pay someone to touch you.

>>21150
thank u
can you make verses?

gay chileno
writes shitty poem
it's not kino
it's very dim

I wasted my time
Writing this poem
In response to your crime
I myself am very dim

>>21227
Inspiring.

>>21228
Thank you