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A Prompt by Any Other Name Would Smell as Vapid (Personal Blog)
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The involuntary honesty continues.


Hello Everyone, 

It's a weirdly warm day today in the Pacific Northwest, at least when compared to the borderline cold temperatures we've been having lately. Even still, Max is very comfortable in his furry tower.

Last night he did something that I find hard to explain. So, in our tiny apartment, we use my computer as our entertainment center in our bedroom, and at night, we put on a white noise track. Lately, though, I've also been sometimes leaving on a cat TV video on my monitor for Maxwell. He really likes my chair to sleep in at night.

At one point, my wife said she awoke to a green window that had popped up on the screen and then went away. Now, usually Maxwell is good about not stepping on the keyboard, but when I went to type this morning, my computer made a strange dinging noise every time I kit a key. I would actually describe it as more of a dink when it comes to onomatopoeia.

I was forced to look up on my phone to troubleshoot the problem, which turned out to be that he had turned on filter keys; whatever that does. I was kind of freaked out for a minute, but I managed to calmly solve the problem. I mean, otherwise, there would be no blog today. I had quite a bad day yesterday, or at least through most of the beginning, and that would have devastated me.

However, I don't want to bore you with those details. I titled this blog for a reason, and that is to talk a bit more about AI. I missed the deadline for that contest, and so I'm putting off finishing, The Curio of Curiosity. I've been steeped in the deep learning curve of refining an AI prompt to better utilize the creativeness of the output. Also, to better define what I want to see.

Meanwhile, I managed to write another issue of my resource blog, which is one of the reasons I want to get better at AI prompts as, like in that latest issue, I've used and plan to use some images I create this way to help give you a better vision of what I'm trying to describe. I sometimes have trouble thinking of how to describe my ideas. Sometimes, I even get ideas from the images the AI makes like with the advanced cymatics I mentioned in that blog.

Abyssally, I want to thank all of those on Author's Den that have gotten me over 20,000 pageviews! Simply awesome! I can't wait for Medium to start bringing in results like that. If I had to guess, and that's because Medium doesn't give you totals, I'm around 300–400 total views, about 30–40 reads, and about 100 claps. Sadly, I've been on Medium for at least a year longer.

Thank you so much for reading. Have a wonderful day….[[|:-)
 


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