I do write small writing prompts on my phone whenever I get an idea. I just need to go and pick them up sometime :P
My problem with writing is that sometimes I just hover over a single sentence and sometimes I just ramble on a couple of paragraphs then re-read it to see that what I wrote was overtly detailed (just like how I tend to overexplain things when talking).
I guess its a start, but I like your idea of timeboxing the writing activity.
I was dabbling in local llms recently using Ollama to generate stories from prompts. It’s fine but not something I’d consider something original like how I’d write.
But I guess it’s better than nothing if I get stuck.
Time to open a can of whoop-ass on these clowns.
I already knew F-droid. Also it’s always been available on Android, albeit in a roundabout way.
What’s there for iOS?
Where can I get a list of such app stores?
Is switching to GrapheneOS reversible?
I was wondering whether it affects warranty or hinders seeking service if there’s any problem in the phone.
Back in the early days of animation, the animation process involved an animator who would draw the scenes frame by frame and then hand them over to a team of colorers to color.
This is not so different. You conceptualised the scene and handed off the colouring to the AI. So it isn’t really slop.
She was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards in response.
CachyOS the top distro on distrowatch.com right now.
Oh mamma mia, mamma mia.
Aren’t Qt and GTK cross platform? I have Dolphin and Kate running on my Windows work laptop.
“Only the good die young, all the evil seem to live forever.”
I said that because I’m 37.
You must be younger
If I am younger then you must be in your 40s. ;)
I just wrote this from the top of my head from what I remembered reading a long time ago. I remember IBM had a deal with Nazi Germany and then my brain associated them with computers immediately afterwards.
Yeah, I misremembered the actual type of machine and computers was the first thing that came to my mind. I’ll edit the context to make this more clear.
True but that is simply an outcome of something they enabled. Perhaps without IBMs influence, the holocaust wouldn’t be so streamlined and wouldn’t be as atrocious as it turned out to be.
The real question would be which is worse:
A holocaust where IBM enabled Nazi atrocities but with an incriminating paper trail
A holocaust without IBMs involvement, less efficient and with lesser evidence
Both scenarios are so bad that its akin to asking whether killing someone with a gun is better than killing them with a knife. You could argue that one is better than the other but the subject matter itself is so bad that it doesn’t even matter whether one is better than the other.
Its was a bad day when I learned about the existence of the extreme horror genre.
Can you give some examples of how you outline?