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  • joshfaulkner@lemmy.worldtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldArnold the Slug
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    3 months ago

    I mean you don’t have to explain it to me. I just wanted to know what your stance is. I understand that there are ethical issues with using other artists work to create new forms of expression, but I didn’t want to assume I knew what you were thinking. Like I said, I am just giving you a chance to explain what you mean.


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    3 months ago

    I appreciate that you provided your reasoning! I don’t think AI fully reached the level of grotesque I had in mind, but I mainly just posted it to share a “what if” scenario mashing up this type of black humor with the gross out humor of my youth.

    Just to continue the conversation, what about me using AI made you want to downvote it?


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    3 months ago

    I love the original concept. I am not trying to steal anything from the original artist, but I was wondering what it would look like if the last panel was reimagined in the hyper-realistic style of those Ren and Stimpy or SpongeBob freeze frame shots where it’s super gross looking. I plugged in the prompt to Gemini and this is what it generated:




  • I know this is /c/Progammerhumor, but I wanted to pull on this thread a little bit for my own edification. I’m a Python guy and have been a while, but I’ve dabbled in other languages. The screenshot says “MonoBehaviour” which makes me assume this is mono or a .Net-like language (you know what happens when you assume).

    If your player health is a float, would mono or .Net have an issue comparing the float with integer zero “0”? I mean, it seems like floating point precision may make it impossible for it to ever “equal” integer zero, but it also seems like the code isn’t accounting for that precision error.

    Am I overthinking this?