I use the power of science and psychology to understand the world. "It's not a conspiracy, just because you don't understand it." Professional Autisticat
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I used @Arbel_Gaming's DND alignment prompt in ChatGPT and Grok.
nitter.cf/Arbel_Gaming/status/21…
ChatGPT didn't had access to my account, so it just guessed based on the image. Grok did the analysis. Both are accurate, depending on my mood of the day. 😹
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image1 - is the only character.
Do not change, invent, obscure, or drift from the main design of the character unless specifically requested in the prompt.
First go through the X account posts history of the user @ **Your Handle Here**
based on the user's X account decide what DND alignment they are from the following list:
- Lawful Good - Follows rules and laws, protects others, and strives to do what is right.
- Neutral Good - Does good whenever possible, regardless of laws or traditions.
- Chaotic Good - Values freedom and individuality, fights injustice, and follows their conscience.
- Lawful Neutral - Believes in order, discipline, rules, and structure above all else.
- True Neutral - Maintains balance, avoids extremes, and doesn't strongly favor good, evil, order, or chaos.
- Chaotic Neutral - Values personal freedom, independence, and spontaneity.
- Lawful Evil - Uses rules, hierarchy, and structure to gain power and exploit others.
- Neutral Evil - Self-serving and ruthless, willing to do whatever benefits them.
- Chaotic Evil - Destructive, unpredictable, and driven by cruelty, violence, or personal desire.
If the X account is private or inaccessible, make decision based only on reference sheet analysis.
Generate a 3:4 early 2000s anime artwork of the character.
Pose, surroundings and attire should be determined by their DND alignment.
Top of the image write what alignment the character is and under it a short explanation on said alignment.
Bottom of the image, inside a text box, write in no longer than 5 sentences why this alignment fits the user, based on their X post history.
If the X account is inaccessible, explain why the alignment fits based on the character's reference sheet instead.
@VorlithKael
I used @DABEAST87's Bonsai tree prompt. It's pretty.
nitter.cf/DABEAST87/status/21192…
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Here's mine, "The Crystal Bonsai" like many of mine it was made for my Lady & came out stunning, Enjoy yall & Lemme see what you Create ❤️🔥
chatgpt.com/share/6aef81b9-4…
I've created a prompt, that is aimed to mimic a psychological experiment called "The Pit of Despair" from Harry Harlow. It was investigating the effects of isolation and loneliness.
The prompt presented here is a moderated version, because the original design was rejected by the moderation. It'll essentially display your character in a severely depressed state.
I recommend using it in ChatGPT. The Grok results are very disappointing.
pastebin.com/KCd9LBkM
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This is a pretty good prompt from @DeerEdisonVT, but it's not reliably with characters like Alice, who have an unusually high level of character complexity. Despite my pre-emptive measures to prevent this, the AI still forgot maintain character consistency.
Although this could be an issue with Grok, that I used. I'm still in the process of understanding the way how images are generated.
But this is still a good result. I've seen worse outcomes from prompts, that I used with Alice.
Check out the prompt in his post: nitter.cf/DeerEdisonVT/status/21…
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This is a pretty good prompt from @TaiyoNatsuki. A creative idea.
nitter.cf/TaiyoNatsuki/status/21…
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🪞✨ THE MIRROR OF POSSIBILITIES ✨🪞
Alright everyone, I’ve got another community prompt for you! 😁
Ever wondered what your OC’s life might have looked like if just one thing had gone differently?
Maybe they made a different choice, met someone they weren’t supposed to, or took a path they never would’ve considered.
Well, let’s find out!
This time, we’re putting our characters in front of a mysterious mirror that reveals an alternate life they could have lived.
It could be wonderful, tragic, hilarious, or something completely unexpected. That’s the fun of it—you don’t know what you’re going to get! 😂
And here’s a little challenge: Try the prompt more than once with the same character. See just how different their lives could’ve been.
Give it a shot, share your results below, and let’s see what possibilities await our OCs! 💙
@PiperPyde @Soliddead1980 @Falistrata
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Thank you kindly folks. I deeply appreciate the 300.
Slowly building Aetherwake City. Further planning continues. A celebration of Hope will continue.
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Seldon, Psychohistory
Elon Musk on the life cycle of civilizations:
“You do tend to see the same patterns… civilizations go through a life cycle like an organism
Just like a human: zygote, fetus, baby, toddler, teenager… eventually it gets old and dies
The civilizations go through a life cycle
No civilization will last forever”
The only question is how long we can delay the inevitable
I think I reached a new level of understanding in the AI world. It's likely still a relatively primitive level compared to people with Computer Science backgrounds, but I do my best with my background in Humanities.
My breakthrough, if I can call it like that, happened in prompt writing, which is fundamentally responsible for my improved quality in outputs. It was an interesting Eureka moment for me and after that I pretty much realised, that I'm wasting my time for the most part. I need to aim higher as I mentioned in an earlier post.
Animation and more complex projects will be required to properly challenge myself. Unfortunately these ideas cost more to run and even more to fail at them, but at my level, this is an acceptable cost as long as I ration my limits properly.
I'll need to engage more with books. Short format educational videos and posts are great, but they all lack depth, that I'm looking for. And my apparently rapid development support this idea.
I have another dance animation almost ready. I just need to remake it to fix errors, unlike in the previous one. This is another supported one. But after this one, I might attempt to do one on my own, just to see where to go next.
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Eighteen soundproof booths equipped with fresh air systems and power outlets have become popular among students at the library of Zhengzhou University in central China's Henan Province. Reducing noise by at least 25 decibels, these booths offer students a dedicated space for activities such as online interviews and speaking practice without disturbing others.
Okay, this is a funny little prompt from @Falistrata.
nitter.cf/Falistrata/status/2118…
grok.com/imagine/post/1f116e…
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It's been 15 years since I started the HPMoR audiobook podcast. 11 years since I posted the last episode.
30% of our LIFETIME attempted false logins have come in the last 24 hours. Obvs someone's pointed an AI at us.
Yeah, this is low-effort stuff, but if a site 11 years past its peak is drawing Hackening attention, I'm legit unsure how the hell any one-man side project is going to survive.
hpmorpodcast.com/
So yeah... I've been browsing others content on the internet and it's starting to really make me question my sanity.
Luckily I have a good deal of understanding in psychology so I understand, that the feeling is real, but the reason isn't.
The absolute flood of hypocrisy in some threads really triggering my autistic brain and I have to fight it really hard not to engage with it.
The dead internet hell scape is even worse, than real life, because online anonymity bring out the worst from some people. At this point online activity might be more dangerous, than acting out in real life. If you engage with the wrong person, you can easily found yourself dealing with their followers too, who'll get pulled in by the algorithm, even if they weren't specifically asked to do so.
Orwell's 1984 is indeed a real phenomena, but I think basic human behaviour is far more responsible for it, than government regulation.
Although, just like in George Orwell's (Eric Arthur Blair) time in the late Victorian Era, we starting to see more of this coming from the Governmental regulation side again in the UK. History does have a habit of repeating itself, if we ignore it's lessons.
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