EDIT 3: “What does this have to do with european graphic novels?”
LOL… just something to do, or a thing, or not, for some completely rando, angry about being uninvited upon their personal rant upon not being ‘Euro-enough?’
Well there you GO, my laddie. :-)
Niiice, but I need to take care of my niece, tomorrow!
It’s a stupidly, Euro-centric quiz, to be clear…
Lol, I love @Sergio@slrpnk.net, but have zero idea what he’s talking about, just above.
Could I get a HINT, at least…?
There’s a feeling of sorrow and longing to the premise that attracts me none the less.
Now that is absolutely TRUTH, and… relevancy… and hell yeahs…
And for the disclaimer that is essentially a children’s book.
Childrens’ books are some of the greatest literature, let’s not BS each other, eh?
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Do you know if the original is in Portuguese?
I would be shocked if not, as it’s a little Brasilian classic.
Still-- please understand that this is essentially a children’s book. I liked it from the ‘child’s point-of-view’ and the classic hero’s journey, but there’s nothing more than just that.
Recently? They’ve been rap memes of this guy for ages.
Haha, I guess I missed it by a matter of eras.
I was big-time in to rap in the late 80’s and early-90’s, and never saw this meme, even on the early WWW or via BBS’s at the time. Later, when I went full-time internet around 10-15yrs later, I still didn’t see it, then.
Ducreux, you stealthy-ass mofo…!!
This guy has probably rotted into the soil itself by now.
We are all just briefly borrowing our particles, mssr:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1rFAaAKpVc
allows for excellent roleplay opportunities.
Sure, if you’re there to stir-some-shit.
In which case-- proceed uponst thine own risk?
I’ve had dozens if not hundreds of accounts silenced by attrition.
I’m sorry, but… why would anyone possibly need more than one acct or two to post within the rules framework of Reddit, or really, any other site?
“Spam,” or deliberate, repeated rule-breaking intent are the two answers that immediately come to mind.
Unrelated question, Mssr Jeena–
Will there also be a way to play “Chuck Game” with bots?
Wow… nice!
Indeed, that reminds me of what I’ve learned of Indian cooking, a little bit. For example, I understand that sauteing seeds like cumin and coriander (getting back to cilantro, hah) in “ghee” (clarified butter) is a great / classic way to get the essential flavors of the seeds / ingredients in to the oil component, which can later be transferred towards something else that’s freshly cooked, like dal (lentils) or pollo.
And unless I’m quite mistaken, any specific correction one might possibly contribute to the LLM project in question (i.e. software hallucination), is generally-speaking, roundly & enthusiastically embraced and even celebrated by the LLM, then immediately and completely ignored.
I.e., they’re not programmed to listen to our feedback in a meaningful, educational way, only to keep munching on the databases their doggie-daddies have sicced them upon.
EDIT: that cynicism / critique aside, ChatGPT in particular has been hugely useful in my language-learning, and there’s no question to me that it’s improved a lot, just across the last few months. FWIW
I love that move, holding off on cooking the culantro until the last bit of time, or even having it fresh, a bit like parsley. It’s just too easy to lose the flavor when cooked too early!
That said, I try to use every bit of the bunch, so will often mini-slice the stems and put them in near the end.
Pardon the late reply, and wow, sounds interesting. As well as hugely practical. oO
Thanks for the extensive reply!
I wish I could say I understood this ‘bot’ stuff better. For example, it seems some instances allow the creation and auto-administration of bot accounts, but I don’t think mine does (lemm.ee). It sounds like for other instances, though, that’s something of a feature.
To be clear-- the goal for my community would be to have a scheduled bot drip daily or semi-daily content, freeing me up to work on longer-form pieces.
There was in fact a 3rd-party tool that worked exactly that way for a while, but it seems it eventually broke due to a key update by the Lemmy software.
I can totally understand that, especially when it comes to the early run. Congo and Blue Lotus, for example. One can also argue the later Indian, Latino, Native S. American, Slavic, and Arabic figures, and possibly more.
Not saying I totally agree, but I can see an argument there.
I –would– say in Hergé’s defense (and perhaps not unlike yourself) that he evolved over time from someone only familiar with the broad strokes and caricatures of other cultures, to someone who increasingly learned about them, and made a genuine effort to capture their spirit and subtleties. IIRC a couple of the biographies dig right in to this stuff, and even represent a point of pain and self-disappointment that G. Remi experienced.
It’s also kind of strange, no? I mean, take Goscinny, or any number of classic BD writers, and you’ll find stereotypes and arguably racist caricatures all the hell over the place, and yet somehow (perhaps because of how hard Hergé tried to inject realism in to his work) we find the creator of Tintin more guilty in these matters, not to mention having to work under a cloud of being a NAZI collaborator for quite a few years…
At times I’ve swatted them, thinking they were mosquitos.
Bad me. :/
Granted!
And look-- there’s little Idefix!