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@davidrevoy

Avian Intelligence, what's the magic rune for a sea horse?

https://futurism.com/chatgpt-haywire-seahorse-emoji

@davidrevoy @KewlCat I just assumed she could bring herself to finish the sentence your ___

@davidrevoy I'd love to read all the mini fantasy theater as a book

@davidrevoy
Magic runic alphabet! ️

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I love these!

I can imagine writing short stories about that character

@davidrevoy
Woah, will future archaeologists puzzle over our emojis as we do ancient sumerian, and wonder how we lost the ability to use the phonetic alphabet?

@davidrevoy Oh yeah, looks like it tapped into some quality data.

I just love the Avian's designs. All smooth, but kinda huggable, too.

@davidrevoy silly me for not boosting it here instead of on the notorious #proprietary #SocialNetwork

@davidrevoy That stereotypical elf is weirdly funny to me. Feels like it could have been inspired by many other works

(Also realized that you post the English comic and not the French. Do you write both yourself? I don’t know French myself I’m afraid, but I assume it’s the origin language:))

@davidrevoy
I didn't see a typo. I thought the other character, eager to reply, had just interrupted the young witch's question.
@KewlCat

@davidrevoy

Tricks you can incorporate into your comic (has potential)

1) Use the paid Pro model (depending on the provider, a few applications per time unit may be free)

2) Use the think function; AI will think about the answer for several seconds to minutes. (may be limited in free mode, depending on the provider)

3) Give the AI explicit instructions instead of giving it complete free rein.

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PS: Generally speaking, with AI providers, unregistered users receive significantly poorer results than registered users, who in turn receive poorer results than paying users.

Cheaper users are given cheaper but weaker models, and expensive thinking (reasoning) is restricted .

@MurrayWindripper @davidrevoy @KewlCat But then there would have to be an em dash— which is kind of apropos when talking about AI.

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Nice story

@ygor
I've not heard of the em dash being used in that context before. I tend to use an ellipsis ... although I'm not sure if that is even grammatically correct. Is the em dash country specific?
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@MurrayWindripper @ygor @davidrevoy in that context (interrupting another character) I'd imagine that the second speech bubble would overlap on the first one

@davidrevoy Fabulous. I love it.

@orsinium @davidrevoy

@davidrevoy He's got the BS all wrong! It stands for Belief System; the exact opposite of disbelief.

BS makes the flowers grow. 🪷

@KewlCat @MurrayWindripper @ygor True, the three em dash, three dots, and overlap (and probably more) are techniques to show interruption.

On my latest episode of Pepper&Carrot, I used the em dash one in English, and many translation choose to keep it this way. That's because I feel ... marks a pause or the tone going done, and my borderless speechbubbles don't allow me easy overlaps.

I'll fix your → yours