Its less derangement and more hypervigilance because theres no real disclosure etiquette. There are nicer ways to check an OP for it than that tho...
I'm a visual artist with a sharp eye for AI who inspects every image anymore, and will vouch: the human giveaways for this being real are the consistency of repeated elements (cigarettes, flags), clarity of text (written consistently, makes sense even when cut off or at odd angles), and sensible variation in detail (it is unimportant to flesh out hundreds of packs of cigs bc most viewers have the cultural shorthand for it, it is important to render the counter mat that seems to list food offerings or advertisements.)
Hopefully this can help sharpen the next guys AI detection so OP doesnt catch any more undue strays 🫣
It doesnt look lile grime to me, it looks like the topmost layer of leather (or the coating on it) has worn away with time, no doubt accellerated by hand sanitizer
I'm sure this is a pithy joke (and carry on if so) but for anyone who wants the real answer...its an old algorithm thing.
Way back when, Facebook didnt like the influx of tumblr/reddit screenshots (aka The Federation Mom Says We Have At Home), nor did they like the spreading of information via digital flyers.
They suppressed images that were over a certain percentage text, and one way to get around it was to present the text as part of another image. Designers could get around this with art and such, but scrapers and many screenshotters kinda just use whatever.
Edit: in this case, it seems the creator went with the strategy of "smiling young white woman in car" which most algos smile favorably upon as opposed to say, a photo of the people the tweet is actually about.
My brains cache gets wiped every time my neurodivergent ass walks through a doorway, so recently I started holding an invisible [ whatever object I'm looking for ] before going into the target room. Box? Cup? Keys? I dont have a clue what I walked in here for but my hands do!
Not the only one! Got a Galaxy phone that has such weak vibration that I switched back to audio cues. Mostly video game noises, some sound effects. When having an active conversation, I put it on vibrate so the sounds dont get annoying.
Lindsay even uploaded it to YouTube temporarily because she wants people who can't access Nebula to have access to her breakdown on Dolly's cultural context
I have since learned that for me, this is difficulty with transitions combined with sensory aversion, which can be accommodated for!
For the transition, I put on a high reward podcast before even beginning to head toward the shower. Shifting from X to Y is challenging, but shifting from enjoying a podcast while X to enjoying that same podcast while Y reduces the contrast and makes it easier.
For the sensory issues, battery operated bar lights instead of the overhead light, soap that I look forward to smelling even though it costs a little more, and an IKEA folding seat in the shower (sometimes standing is hard)
Its less derangement and more hypervigilance because theres no real disclosure etiquette. There are nicer ways to check an OP for it than that tho...
I'm a visual artist with a sharp eye for AI who inspects every image anymore, and will vouch: the human giveaways for this being real are the consistency of repeated elements (cigarettes, flags), clarity of text (written consistently, makes sense even when cut off or at odd angles), and sensible variation in detail (it is unimportant to flesh out hundreds of packs of cigs bc most viewers have the cultural shorthand for it, it is important to render the counter mat that seems to list food offerings or advertisements.)
Hopefully this can help sharpen the next guys AI detection so OP doesnt catch any more undue strays 🫣
This! Check for bean sprouts/toe tufts :)
Pregananant!??!!!?1!!??
It doesnt look lile grime to me, it looks like the topmost layer of leather (or the coating on it) has worn away with time, no doubt accellerated by hand sanitizer
I'm sure this is a pithy joke (and carry on if so) but for anyone who wants the real answer...its an old algorithm thing.
Way back when, Facebook didnt like the influx of tumblr/reddit screenshots (aka The Federation Mom Says We Have At Home), nor did they like the spreading of information via digital flyers.
They suppressed images that were over a certain percentage text, and one way to get around it was to present the text as part of another image. Designers could get around this with art and such, but scrapers and many screenshotters kinda just use whatever.
Edit: in this case, it seems the creator went with the strategy of "smiling young white woman in car" which most algos smile favorably upon as opposed to say, a photo of the people the tweet is actually about.
My brains cache gets wiped every time my neurodivergent ass walks through a doorway, so recently I started holding an invisible [ whatever object I'm looking for ] before going into the target room. Box? Cup? Keys? I dont have a clue what I walked in here for but my hands do!
eebies and neebies to sleeby:3
The most powerful banishing spell is "ill put this here where i wont forget" and the most powerful summoning spell is buying its replacement 🪄✨
+1 to this, the Plaid Shirt Of Plausible Deniability™️ works for all genders
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Not the only one! Got a Galaxy phone that has such weak vibration that I switched back to audio cues. Mostly video game noises, some sound effects. When having an active conversation, I put it on vibrate so the sounds dont get annoying.
Underrated joke 🎖️
Lindsay even uploaded it to YouTube temporarily because she wants people who can't access Nebula to have access to her breakdown on Dolly's cultural context
I had the same acronym reaction, but DCD is also known as dyspraxia, which has been gaining awareness the last few years :)
Heheheh cutting edge 🥁🥁💥
Maybe if more people used AI so mindfully, we wouldn't be in the slop hell we find ourselves in 😭
"if you say guns kill people one more time, I will shoot you with a gun and you will, coincidentally, die"
This description is spot on!
I have since learned that for me, this is difficulty with transitions combined with sensory aversion, which can be accommodated for!
For the transition, I put on a high reward podcast before even beginning to head toward the shower. Shifting from X to Y is challenging, but shifting from enjoying a podcast while X to enjoying that same podcast while Y reduces the contrast and makes it easier.
For the sensory issues, battery operated bar lights instead of the overhead light, soap that I look forward to smelling even though it costs a little more, and an IKEA folding seat in the shower (sometimes standing is hard)
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