If the Bing image generator doesn't cut it, try pixai.art. It lets you use seemingly every model on civit.ai for free. Using batch mode, you can get a total of 200 high-priority generations every day for free (13 sampling steps, method Euler A, model darkSushi2.5D_V2.0).

The quality is This Good:

If the machine said your levels are low, would you trust the people who calculate how much a "low" level was?

Know what'd be *insanely* awesome? *Every* public domain work and *every* version of it having their own canonical GUID that you can just link to. You start searching for it in your web browser, and you get the file you're looking for *directly*.

(This is usually called IPFS)

Ah, sane-person SSNs. Way better than insane-person SSNs like we have now.

Think it might be population density?

Lemme check...

Agreed! Seriously fail to understand why nobody has attempted offering it as an option. Guess they're worried about losing out on power-users buying 5 overpriced drinks a day. Really infuriating for innocent enjoyers like me...

Coffee, produced in industrial quantities, is virtually free. A 15$ ticket for an all day self-serve buffet of black coffee, sugar, tea, and cream, while upselling cakes, would save them tons of labor, increase throughput, and probably make them even more revenue than charging for every cup.

Wishing I could found a startup that:

1. Designed ultra cheap open-source LWRs.
2. Subsidized prediction markets to pay anyone else for building an actually cheaper and better non-LWR reactor.
3. Replicated this model in housing, transportation, healthcare, and all government services.

Aren't Muslim quarters basically illegal, due to quotas in the ethnic composition of neighborhoods?

General Electric Co.
Guyana Electricity Corporation.
Gastric Emptying Coefficient.

(I'm not actually an ancap! The bio was meant to humorously be the exact opposite of an Asmodean Commie)

(What did I do to rock? I feel really uncomfortable when I don't understand other people's feelings or positive attitudes. This is a genuinely important question)