/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>65001116
Honestly I think if you could read anyone's mind, you'd like them less. Even good people have fucked up thoughts sometimes.

>>59048485
That's just the way much of Russian literature is. It's like the opposite of English where they tried to be as concise as possible for the last 150 or so years. In Russian, a sentence in your prose (when you are not writing dialog) that doesn't have unreasonably many clauses, 6 or 7 for example, is simply not /lit/ enough, unless you are going for a staccato. Consider my previous sentence. I wrote it as I would in Russian and it's not even relatively bad. You get used to it if you read shit like that your entire life. You also end up preferring your bittersweet 90% bitter.

>>58671069
Don't worry about it. Don't make me worry about it.

>>57372828
I consider myself stable.
I have been institutionalized before.
I have a WFH job I don't hate and I haven't spoken to a meatspace person in over a year.
I like deranged cute goth girl.

>>57276402
They currently prioritize training for coding, so natural language production is suffering. They will attempt to use the coding-specific models to make better generalist models though.

>>57139816
No. I like being perceived as an abstraction.

>>57054167
Writing.

Don't forget we still have a book club going! 1 Week left!

the polling for book club is finished and our winners are:

Of Mice and Men - John Steinbeck
>readable here
https://giove.isti.cnr.it/demo/eread/Libri/sad/OfMiceAndMen.pdf
This is the longer option, although still a fairly light read.

The Rats in the Walls - Howard Phillips Lovecraft
>readable here
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/rw.aspx
This is the shorter option.

>>56697015
Black Hole Sun
Thank you for your work, take your time!!