Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
ToastyRoast rates this image 1/10.
These were the aspects that added up to your rating:
Rizz: 0/10
You're not even looking at the camera.
Clothes: 3/10
The clothes look like they were picked out by a 5-year-old.
Vibe: 2/10
You look like you're about to cry.
Background: 1/10
It's a messy room.
Style: 0/10
You don't have any style.
Humor: 0/10
You're not funny.
Bonus Points: 0
You don't deserve any bonus points.
Overall
You're a mess. You need to get your life together.
What you can do to improve
Get a new outfit, learn how to take a good picture, and try to be more positive.
Friendship ended with get_image/.%2E/
Now scratchr2/static/.%2E/.%2E/ is my best friend
(… for now…?)
(oh they blacklisted that one too)
I just realized I like to describe something in a single sentence for some reason.
Probably the reason why my paragraphs are sometimes really short.
Each object stores their creator (like in old tbgclient)
>>> session1 = Session("user1", "pass1")
>>> session2 = Session("user2", "pass2")
>>> msg1 = session1.get_message(1234)
>>> msg1
Message(mid=1234, ...)
>>> msg1.edit(subject="Edited 1") # uses session1
>>> msg2 = session2.get_message(5678)
>>> msg2
Message(mid=5678, ...)
>>> msg2.edit(subject="Edited 2") # uses session2
>>> # con: redundancy on data objects (they're supposed to only store data)Each object requires a session as an input
>>> session1 = Session("user1", "pass1")
>>> session2 = Session("user2", "pass2")
>>> msg1 = session1.get_message(1234)
>>> msg1
Message(mid=1234, ...)
>>> msg1.edit(subject="Edited 1", session=session2)
>>> msg2 = session2.get_message(5678)
>>> msg2
Message(mid=5678, ...)
>>> msg2.edit(subject="Edited 2", session=session1)
>>> # con: redundancy on user code (have to specify which session to use)Each object uses some default session
>>> session1 = Session("user1", "pass1")
>>> session2 = Session("user2", "pass2")
>>> session1.make_default()
>>> msg1 = session1.get_message(1234)
>>> msg1
Message(mid=1234, ...)
>>> msg1.edit(subject="Edited 1") # uses session1
>>> msg2 = session2.get_message(5678)
>>> msg2
Message(mid=5678, ...)
>>> msg2.edit(subject="Edited 2") # also uses session1
>>> # con: redundancy on method code (have to select the default session)Which one should I choose?
I wonder if people discredit character.ai because of the risqué characters or the strict censorship
Actually that’s probably two different schools of thought
Oh wait, I forgot about the diluting personalities (though this is probably a problem with the model itself)
I would explain this in more detail, but sadly spoilers are’t implemented in wasteof (yet)
When there’s quota to meet, ethics go out of the window!!
—A certain grid of green lights
When there’s quota to meet, ethics go out of the window!!
—A certain grid of green lights
sentient rectangular grid of plates with their area written above the top left plate
Suggest an ornament to be put in this Christmas tree
(note to self: https://wasteof.money/posts/617a61e540689031d5d3e456)
