see more stylistic variation as well as actual engagement/comments/etc. (Granted, a lot of them are "how did you get it to do X?" questions, but there's still a fair bit of "i really like that one")

But of course the stuff that actually gets eyeballs is the low-effort spam :|

I think it really depends on where they're being posted. A lot of the stuff that's visible is made by engagement farm types who post to...I guess I'd say "general" communities? And they have a very particular/lazy aesthetic to them, like you said. But within genAI-specific communities you tend to

Sent :)

I’m in Issaquah if that’s local enough?

Passengers were significantly more likely to offer their seat when Batman was present (67.21% vs. 37.66%, OR = 3.393, p < 0.001).

I don't mind AI itself but good *lord* do I hate how much it's gotten crammed everywhere. The impact of shoving a prompt into every single google search - that nobody wants! - is boggling.

Though it's also just the latest result of valuing "convenience" over control in tech that I blame Apple for.

KINOPHOBIA (and this is the last time I'll link it for at least a day, promise) is out now. Parser/database thriller/interactive fiction/horror/mystery. Movies and gore. $0. brunodias.itch.io/kinophobia

I’ve found I really enjoy 2nd person + limited 3rd person interiority (not sure if there’s a better term for it). I can vibe with being assigned actions, but “I would not think/feel that” is hard for me to get past.

#devtober day 6. Character creation! Fun to see just how much of the data definitions I can toss into Lua to enable mod capabilities.