Sarah Harris @implausible17

Please respect & enjoy the peace. (Here for art&graffiti chat, R/Python/maths/stats stuff & hockey scores) Also I paint murals, mainly in Swindon: MuralsBySarah.co.uk Joined August 2016

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

a week ago

@morriceGavin @nytopinion but they used to use FUD against their competition. These days they use it against their own product.

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I'm watching SNL from the beginning, and while it's amazing seeing the show from 1975, it's also depressing that about 70% of the time, when someone interesting pops up on the show, and I go look them up, they died some time back :( I keep having to mourn cool people I just met.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

2 weeks ago

@bdlowery @mxcl Supermassive Book Hole is a great name, though!

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

2 weeks ago

@archer_rs I had similar, not that many people in the chain, just 3 of us, the seller at the bottom suddenly asked for an extra £10k at last minute, myself and the chap in the middle had already booked movers etc. We both threatened to walk and seller backed down, but I was scared!

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Nancy Rommelmann @NancyRomm

3 weeks ago

My daughter sends. She knows all about this. Also please come over so I can feed you

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Tom Forth @thomasforth

3 weeks ago

Incredible headline. Hats off to everyone who approved it.

BBC News (UK) @BBCNews

3 weeks ago

Version of AI tool too powerful for public released to public bbc.in/4xfGSlq

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

3 weeks ago

@avi_eisen no, it's just been trained on a popular meme

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

3 weeks ago

@codevsdev Books. BIG books. A bit of trial and error. And help from the more experienced programmer sat next to you at the office.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

3 weeks ago

@lizaboth And if you do find an article about female fans of a male sports league, it will be horribly patronising and suggest that they are just there to ogle the men. There was a particularly egregious example of this recently written about British female ice hockey fans.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

3 weeks ago

@Cinnabastian I assumed that was deliberate, it's too on the money otherwise

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Kas (Seddera Side) @sedderaside

4 weeks ago

AI could literally never come up with a masterpiece like this

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

4 weeks ago

@didem5654 British airways used to give you a little pack with an eye mask, a little toothbrush and toothpaste, and flight socks, nice loose ones, designed to be worn instead of shoes because of swelling feet. It's a perfectly normal thing to do on an intercontinental flight.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

4 weeks ago

@turingtested743 ...budget for carpenters :) ) but it looked fantastic, the vibe was well captured, the sound design was impeccable. I look forward with interest to whatever KP does next.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

4 weeks ago

@turingtested743 ... because they were trying to portray him as a sympathetic to start with, while also peppering in little hints to the fact he's not very nice. And maybe they went a bit too heavy on the former. I enjoyed the film though, felt a bit like a good, student movie (with a decent..

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

4 weeks ago

@turingtested743 I assumed that the whole "if you describe a dog to something that doesn't know what a dog is and ask it to draw a dog" thing , the "off" or backwards text and the look of some of the still lifes, was specifically referencing how AI image generation works

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Guy Goma @RealWrongGuy

a month ago

At least I was alive when the BBC interviewed me.

BBC Question Time @bbcquestiontime

a month ago

Tonight Question Time features an imagined AI panel made up of historical figures who shaped the modern world Watch the #bbcqt AI special now on @BBCiPlayer and @BBCNews to see what our REAL panel have to say on AI, including how it can blur the lines between reality and fakery

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

a month ago

@909feelinfine About 35 all in (but that included all the prep work protecting the room etc)

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

a month ago

Oof, I could have done with some of that icy dragon breath cooling me down while I was painting this one! Hottest May weekend in the UK in 82 years, apparently. Soooo sweaty!! :D Anyway - here you go - painted for a young dragon-obsessed lad's bedroom wall:

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

a month ago

@909feelinfine Thank you! Was a bit of a challenge, all those spikes :D but worth it.

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Sarah Harris @implausible17

a month ago

@typesfaster Well if 900k for the last decade is correct, 2025's 71k total was significantly below the 10 year average, so it looks like we are on the mend, eh? :)