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The complexity of written language is going to keep biting features like this in the ass if people want them to “behave”. Doesn’t matter how many filters you pu
by graypegg 3y ago
The complexity of written language is going to keep biting features like this in the ass if people want them to “behave”. Doesn’t matter how many filters you put in place, there’s always more and more creative ways to ask for an infinite amount of “bad” prompts.
If we’re going down this route of boringness, why not skip the middle man? Just allow only certain words, in a certain order. You could pre-generate those and just serve the ~500k images after careful appraisal for optimal boredom. People seeking a boring image to reflect their boring lives can type keywords into a search and see functionally infinite boring options.
[business] [women] [thumbs up].jpg
[dog] [happy].jpg
[man] [with coffee] [thumbs up].jpg