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Cool, now do it without AI slop
He didn’t have the time to draw, he was compiling his own OS before breakfast.
He didn't really compile his own OS, he used build tools to make slop-binaries.
It only counts if the user manually types the binary files using only a Morse code key because we all know that using software to make your job easier only produces slop and the only REAL way to do anything is completely manually.
how do you know this was ai? i need to stay sharp on these things
This is the n-th cartoon of this bland style.
- The redundant shirt and speech bubble
- the lack of a proper punchline
- weird smile on the right dude
- fingers
This same style is popping up everywhere.
Look for style consistency, including lettering, colors, line thicknesses, character features (e.g. number of fingers, shapes of facial features)
There's no attribution as well. No artist does that.
Unless it's stolen, but again, the art style is very current AIesque.
Yeah same here, no idea how to tell this is AI made...
IDK if it's AI or not, but it does look it.
There's just a certain smoothness to the art you usually don't find in human art. The crop is weird, the keys don't make sense...
It might be human, I don't know for sure, but it looks very AI.
You could have used anything, but AI was your first choice?
There's no Linux in this picture.
For a meme community, is it really worth drawing the line at BSD? It's in the same spirit. Tomato potato.
neither of these people seems to be using Linux, so why is this a Linux meme?
I'm allowing Linux-adjacent OSes. BSD is a niche part of a niche community, and they wouldn't have much of a community otherwise.
This is also spelled out in the rules, which you obviously didn't read through.
If you look closely at his shirt, and what he said, you'd know he compiled his own OS before breakfast
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