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I didn't, I followed the arch linux guide which uses a systemd service. But there doesn't seem to be anything the documentation says to do that I didn't neither, it's written as if it's supposed to just work

I don't think I ever saw a Linux user that doesn't want it to have widespread adoption

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Oh didn't even notice weblate had a free option I just clicked off when I saw 45$ on the cheapest tier

Iirc sony has a patent on an input device having two separate data streams. It seems you write the most general thing you can on patents and patent offices don't care

Can I still use it if my project is on GitHub?

Why not just use journalctl directly at that point

Nope

Was it not called slop because it wasn't pleasant to consume, just like slop?

Again: not what I said. I'm saying that the intent behind so-called "AI art" starts and ends with the used prompt.

Yeah you didn't and that's why I responded with my comment saying that's not the case. I wasn't recapping you.

Not what I said. Any detail in human art is there because a human put it there. It's a form of (sometimes involuntary) communication that computers lack.

I don't understand which part you're saying you didn't say. Regardless, with the ai art just because ai fills in the details does that subtract from what the creator intended to communicate?

In total honesty it is rare for me to feel this (seemingly unconscious) communication you keep talking about which is why I called it magical thinking. Sometimes, some media does make me think things about its author due to the way it is made (as opposed to its explicit contents) but that meda is almost never internet memes. And while I don't use ai art myself I also try not to be swayed into the love-hate cycles the internet goes through with every new thing.

Hence why I (and apparently hundreds of other people) didn't have an issue with this meme. It is not lacking anything I normally find in this genre. I can see that there're also tons of people opposed to ai generated memes but I think the way that opposition is framed is often dishonest.

which leads to tangible problems in the real world

Then please comment about the tangible problems instead of falling back on the tried and true 'slop'. I agree that ai art is bad for artists and it is a problem that needs to be solved before it's too late. But that has nothing to do with how it looks or what it communicates

Edit: tweaks

Is the link you gave actually the 'source' of this image? Couldn't oop have thought of this independently but didn't think to give the child a particular facial expression?

I can't disagree that it is distict from human made art in a way that everyone here can tell. But I can't see anything in the post that would warrant it to be called slop if not for the context of ai, and personally I think it's iffy to say it loses to the link you posted.

I think criticizing the looks of ai, especially with posts like this that don't look half bad is people concealing other concerns they have regarding ai in a nudge nudge wink wink way and I wish it would stop.

I just tried this and it seems mostly fixed? Focus changes on button down but the window is raised on button up

"Putting a piece of yourself" is magical thinking to me. Ai makes mistakes too and when it does people rant endlessly about how useless it is and that is what people used to call 'slop'. If a human making the mistake makes it desirable instead then this is once again not the reason but a justification.

If I prompt an AI "Make a funny comic"

But that's the issue, you don't know what oop prompted to make this. They could have been arbitrarily simple or elaborate with what they asked and you couldn't tell beyond that they were happy with this result enough to post it. And I'd argue the amount of intent in a prompt is still independent of its length as they could've tried longer descriptions and found that the results of shorter ones align with what they seek better.

I choose to believe the joke came from them and given that this is an internet meme that exists to deliver the joke, I don't dwell on the visuals.