Raw LLM Responses

​@danniker09 >Try to have fun. Trying isn't fun >But when you do have free time, why not try to pick up a pencil and draw something simple? I did once. It was fun enough, but time consuming. >But if you hate drawing, why use AI? Do you like the results, or is it something that makes you feel happy, or something at all? I like the results. And it does make me feel happy. Is it what you wanted? Usually. Sometimes finding what I want in latent space is difficult, but with prompting it's usually possible to get what I want. >Do you adore it with all your soul? No, but why should I? Why can't I just adore it with a a small tiny fraction of my soul? >Tell me, do you have the freedom to draw? Because art can be done whenever you want it. It can, but I'm addicted to my phone. There's rarely a time when I'm free that I want to do something annoying like drawing. If I want to express myself and take time to do something annoying, I write. >Are you happy with how everything is going in your life? No. But who is? >Here’s another thing: Why do you use AI? For results. It's kinda cool. When I do make art, I'm a writer, not a painter, so it's really easy for me to write descriptions. Having an AI then bring them to life is always goofy. And nobody cares if you're a good writer today because AI exists. I might as well have fun with what the ruins of the written word as an art form and embrace the good of AI with the bad. I usually don't need or want AI when I'm writing and see it as an intrusion, but it's still useful for learning nieche things since Google stinks now.