It looks like it consistently takes the 20th. That would be the last picture on the second line of the second page. If you can manipulate the order in the RSS feed separate from the gallery, I suspect it would follow the RSS feed order.

We #deserve only what we're willing to pay for. If we're not willing to pay enough for voice actors to eat, we don't get voice actors. You might be willing to pay more than me, but companies have to aggregate (and forecast) willingness to pay across many thousands of fans. #Vote with your wallet.

That last image was _brilliant_ with the 0's cut off by the edge of the picture.

I'd have to stop reading #fanfiction, most #webnovels, and watching most #anime. It's okay to have different values; I like to support new creators. Most will never be superstars. I'm glad I didn't miss #HPMOR though. For recommendation systems to work, some people have to tolerate the fringe.

Some days I just want endless piles of customized derivative slop. Other days I just want a single response and it just needs to be "good enough" instead of actually good. #AI is a #tool, and though it's being used too broadly as is common for new tools, that doesn't mean it's not sometimes useful.

That's been called "past the first page of search results" for years now. It's a different take on the same basic problem: if you can't get people what they're looking for with small effort, they'll often jump elsewhere. It's a common search pattern to alternate Lévy flight and Brownian motion.

That is stupid and I love it.

Art and music unfortunately fall into this class ("I know what I like"). Ideation, troubleshooting, and summary/synthesis tend to be easy to check and are useful. Assessments (e.g. homework and tests) also typically fall into this class to ease grading, so #GenerativeAI can stifle growth if misused.

A research #LLM suggested #StrategicDisclosure, but that's part of the problem. I asked for societal change, it suggested #UnapologeticExistence or #CasualVisibility: except when unsafe, don't hide, but don't flaunt. Just be yourself. Reminded me of www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/genera....

It was originally intended to compare across categories, to indicate that there are good and bad exemplars in every common sub-grouping, and indicating that bad exemplars tend to dominate. Still, as preferences narrow, "crud" becomes more inclusive.

Strong emotions. Love - save those they feel are misguided and recoverable. Hate/jealousy/anger - disrupt the rejoicing of those they despise/want to be. Bewilderment - poke at people to try to understand their confusing behavior.