demonologic

This could just as well have been written by me. Especially the bit about how "people who know themselves and are unapologetically authentic about it are just lovely" really resonates with me; one of the benefits of being middle aged is that people do tend to sort of find themselves as they get older, and just be way less stressed about how they seem to others.

Benefits of being a lesbian 😅

But yeah, lemmynsfw definitely can be a bit of a sausage fest. The Fediverse and Lemmy especially are niche enough that a lot of the users are techy types (like yours truly, heh) which does tend to still bring a gender bias with it.

If you have the spoons for it, you could occasionally post the kind of stuff you'd like to see? It might feel like shouting into the void since yeah, not a lot of women here (probably more gay guys), but every change has to start somewhere, right?

Might have to create and mod communities though, which is a whole 'nother can of worms if posting isn't restricted

Thanks ❤️ She's so tasty that I figured picking a few from a bunch of different sets would be nice

I knooooow. Not a surprise considering her stuff's almost 20 years old by now (fuck me I'm old), but a person can wish 😀

NO FUN ALLOWED

Brings a new meaning to mutually assured destruction

Oo, she's really purdy.

I'm not sure if the second on the left is an ICBM or a dildo 😅

Could be both!

She's completely made out of horny 🥵 Clearly has talent on top of having very good genes, and she just radiates sex appeal.

Glad you enjoyed the post ❤️

How do you mean? In the same sense of "lighting complexity" like in 3D games or whatever, photos generated with an "AI" – LLM, or diffusion model, or whatever newfangled doodad – don't really have complexity limits in the same way as eg rasterized rendering does, where you can usually only have so many lights per scene and so on. AI-generated images can sometimes make mistakes in light source directions and stuff like that, but that's more just an artifact of the image generation being pretty stupid in a way – the models don't really have a concept of lights etc. so they don't "know" how light sources work (or strictly know anything in the first place for that matter 😀). You can also get very smooth and sorta flat-looking lighting with some prompts, but usually that's an artifact of the training data having lots of things like studio photos with professional lighting, rendered images etc. etc.

Honestly I'd bet my left boob that this is a regular 'ol photograph taken by a regular 'ol meatbag. For example there's just way too much detail that all makes sense, instead of the usual collection of background objects, texts etc that look vaguely plausible at first glance, but turn out to be complete dada when you look at them closer.

I looked at lemmy-ui's source yesterday and I noticed it limits concurrent uploads to 4 at a time, so I guess that could be a good tactic for you as well?

Just make sure you don't wire each file upload's completion handler straight to outputting the ![](...) markdown like lemmy-ui does 😀 Having the images in the post / comment be in the same order as they were in the file picker would be much nicer than having them end up in the order they complete in.

Thanks again ❤️

Thank you ❤️ I aim to please