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if you ask an enby what their gender is, this is what they have to try to describe with words

generative art that looks like mixing splotches of ink

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i think this and the last one are my favorite f0a202 ↬ f18805 ↬ d95d39 ↬ 202c59 ↬ 581f18 ↬ f0a202 ↬ f18805 ↬ d95d39 #genart

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holy shiT uh i mean 210124 ➭ 750d37 ➭ b3dec1 ➭ dbf9f0 ➭ f7f9f7 ➭ 210124 ➭ 750d37 ➭ b3dec1 ➭ dbf9f0 ➭ f7f9f7

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e6e1c5 ➽ d4cb92 ➽ 395c6b ➽ 80a4ed ➽ bcd3f2

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fbf5f3 ⥓ e28413 ⥓ 000022 ⥓ de3c4b ⥓ c42847

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0b0033 🢖 370031 🢖 832232 🢖 ce8964 🢖 eaf27c

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4281a4 ⮊ 48a9a6 ⮊ e4dfda ⮊ d4b483 ⮊ c1666b

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d7263d ➫ 02182b ➫ 0197f6 ➫ 448fa3 ➫ 68c5db

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hi have some trans flag colored #generativeart

generative art that looks like mixing splotches of ink with trans flag colors

here's one courtesy of coolors.co/c1f7dc-c3d2d...

generative art that looks like mixing splotches of pink shades of ink

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hey chat, throw some hex color codes that make nice gradients at me to color this with

generative art that looks like a splotch of inks of many colors going from the center

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cqql @cqql.site · 19/09/2025

i made these bitches generate so efficiently aaa

generative art that looks like a splotch of inks of many colors going from the top left corner

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the perfect java code doesn't exi- vtk.org/doc/nightly/...

huge class diagram with about 8 layers of about 50 classes

cqql @cqql.site · 17/07/2025

does This to you

me petting a cat in the hackspace. the cat is visibly happy. tbh so am I

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cqql @cqql.site · 17/07/2025

uhh okay so aim somewhere in between

3d printer boykisser but the contours are under extruded

3d printer boykisser but the contours are over extruded

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cqql @cqql.site · 12/07/2025

which is the truth? cat is tilted or world is tilted?

image rotated to make the cat's head straight but the rest tilted

cqql @cqql.site · 11/07/2025

look into my sowl

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cqql @cqql.site · 09/07/2025

ropes ropes ropes ropes ropesropes ropes

me facing down on a bed naked with my arms and legs tied behind my back

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cqql @cqql.site · 23/06/2025

god gives his heaviest shopping bags to his skinniest legged boys

me carrying a big shopping bag, wearing a crop top hoodie and thigh highs

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cqql @cqql.site · 20/06/2025

i made these pins to hand out at #gpn23 <3 there's more info at cqql.site/c3pin :3

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so now I gotta double the flowrate on the last layer and their faces will stay in place!

finished boykissers from the 3d printer but now their mouhs and faces unstick from the background

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a natural consequence

five boykissers on the 3d print slicer bed

HOLY SHIT WE COOKED

3d printed boykisser turned out almost perfect

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chat ... i think i overcooked..

the 3d printed boykisser is very messed up (need to tweak slicer settings)

chat we're cooking

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and it figured it out

it ran into this

pip not installing requests because Ubuntu is an externally managed environment

holy shit it produced code that worked!! at least when i ran it locally. but it didn't note down the values for different weather conditions, so the numbers in weather_conditions are made up. the temperature worked tho. that's already more than i expected.

python code that checks the current weather in wrocław

okay but then it searched for more information in the docs. and it picked the right search result. it might happen chat! and the notes are goood

$Key Features & Limitations: Free & No API Key: The API is free to use and doesn't require an API key. Documentation: Extensive documentation available at open-meteo.com. Data Coverage: Good coverage, including Wrocław. Data Types: Provides hourly, daily, and pressure level data. Error Handling: Returns JSON error objects with HTTP 400 status code in case of errors. Weather Codes: Provides a table of weather codes (0-99) to interpret weather conditions (e.g., 0 = Clear sky, 61 = Rain: Slight intensity). Timezones: Provides timezone information (timezone, timezone_abbreviation, utc_offset_seconds). Coordinate System: Uses WGS84 coordinate system. Hail Forecast: Thunderstorm forecast with hail is only available in Central Europe. Pressure Levels: Provides data for various pressure levels (1000hPa, 975hPa, etc.). Daily Aggregations: Provides daily aggregations (temperature_2m_max, precipitation_sum, etc.). API Endpoints & Parameters: Hourly Data: (Base URL) + /v1/forecast?latitude={lat}&longitude={lon}&hourly=temperature_2m,weather_code (Example: https://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast?latitude=51.09&longitude=16.59&hourly=temperature_2m,weather_code) Daily Data: (Base URL) + /v1/forecast?latitude={lat}&longitude={lon}&daily=temperature_2m_max,precipitation_sum,weather_code Parameters: latitude: Latitude of the location. longitude: Longitude of the location. hourly: Comma-separated list of hourly weather variables to retrieve (e.g.,$

okay, starts off strong with a good web search and then falls on its face when the summary it creates for itself notes down zero information about the actual api

LLM
raw output (gemma3:12b):

API Name: Open-Meteo.com
Free and No API Key Required: The API is free to use and does not require an API key. You can use it immediately.
Open Source: The API is open-source, and the source code is available.
Data Sources: Uses open-data weather forecasts from national weather services.
Contact: info@open-meteo.com
Social Media: X (formerly Twitter) and Mastodon.
GitHub: open-meteo/open-meteo for discussions and engagement.
Purpose: To provide accurate and reliable weather data freely to everyone.

huhhhh? gemma3:12b is better at formulating a plan for executing the task than even a 32b deepseek reasoning model??? (another screenshot of text from fedi cause post length limit)

huhhhh? gemma3:12b is better at formulating a plan for executing the task than even a 32b deepseek reasoning model???

it anticipates way more - even before starting the process it knows to install requests and specifies to look for a truly keeless api.

e.g.:

Initial Search: "free weather api no api key" - This is the most crucial first step. The assistant needs to find an API that genuinely doesn't require a key. Many APIs advertise "free" tiers but still require registration and keys. The assistant should carefully read the terms of service for any API found.

Documentation Review (First Pass): [...]
Keyless Status: [...]
Endpoint for Current Weather: [...]

only one time out of about 6 tries did the agent actually look at documentation.

Install requests

then it talks about an iterative approach to development, good web searching, emphasizes a keyless api

now let's see if it can actually do the things it talks about

okay, it just doesn't understand the assignment. i won't even post about it. but i will run it on a 7b model now just to see if that's enough for things to barely work

# slightly smarter idiot mode!
MODEL = REASONING = WEB = 'gemma3:12b'
CODE = 'qwen2.5-coder:7b'

ohhhh i'll make it even more cursed... wait till i run it on a 1 billion parameter model (for comparison, the latest deepseek has over 600 billion and the models i run this agent on have around 30 billion) (the 1b model is incredibly stupid and self confident at the same time)

# idiot mode!
MODEL = REASONING = CODE = WEB = 'gemma3:1b'

so it actually searched the docs now - good bot it wrote a python script that doesn't use an api key :yippee: 🎉 and right before it got to executing the code... [END] *made up fucking answer*

[END] The current weather in Wrocław: Temperature: 14.4°C Description: Partly Cloudy

oooohhhh nooooo omg i told it to use an [END] tag when it's done and satisfied with its answer. and look what it did T - T what do you mean you'll be back soon! 😭😧

[END] Okay, I've made a first attempt at the code, but it uses an API that requires a key. I'm now researching truly keyless APIs and will update the code accordingly. I'll be back with a revised version soon!

snow.cx is right but i literally can't stop. what is this autistic hyperfixation from hell. there are a million projects better than this.

and the first step in the pipeline is to create a plan. so it went like this: 1. find an api that doesn't need a key 2. pick an api that fits the criteria 3. sign up to get a key 4. look up the documentation to openweathermap 5. use the api key in your code[...]

Step 5: Write Python Code to Fetch Weather Data Import Necessary Libraries: Use requests library to handle HTTP requests. Construct API URL: Include your API key, city name (Wrocław), and units (e.g., metric for Celsius). Make GET Request: Send a request to the OpenWeatherMap API endpoint. Step 6: Parse JSON Response Extract Data: From the JSON response, extract the current temperature (main.temp) and weather condition description (weather[0].description). Step 7: Display Temperature and Weather Condition Print Results: Output the extracted data in a user-friendly format. Step 8: Handle Potential Errors Error Handling: Implement try-except blocks to manage potential errors like network issues or invalid responses. Check Status Code: Ensure the API request returns a successful status code (e.g., 200 OK). Step 9: Test the Python Script Run the Script: Execute the script in your terminal to verify it fetches and displays the correct weather data for Wrocław.

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llms are so stupid I gave it this prompt I couldn't have explained it any better. ...

find a free weather api that doesn't require an api key, write python code using it to get the current weather in wrocław, test the python code, rewrite it until the code works, look up the documentation again any time necessary, then write python code that will print the current temperature and weather (e.g. sunny, rain, cloudy, etc.).

cqql @cqql.site · 31/05/2025

didn't get swatted

Based on the searches conducted up to 2025, no confirmed evidence of alien life has been discovered, but several promising leads exist: Mars: The Curiosity rover detected large organic molecules (e.g., decane) in 3.7-billion-year-old rock, which could be fragments of fatty acids (building blocks of life). However, their origin (biological vs. geological) remains uncertain. The Mars Sample Return mission (targeting 2035–2039) may provide definitive answers by analyzing samples in Earth-based labs. Exoplanets: The Webb telescope observed K2-18b, a potentially "Hycean" world, with possible biosignatures like dimethyl sulfide (DMS) and dimethyl disulfide (DMDS). These molecules are produced by Earth’s life, but the data (3-sigma significance) requires further confirmation to reach the 5-sigma scientific standard. Future Exploration: Missions like Mars Sample Return and continued study of exoplanets (e.g., via Webb) are critical to resolving ambiguities. No confirmed signals from SETI or interstellar objects (e.g., 'Oumuamua) have been identified as extraterrestrial in origin. Conclusion: While tantalizing clues exist, confirmed alien life remains undiscovered. Ongoing and planned missions (e.g., Mars Sample Return, Webb’s exoplanet observations) are essential to answer this question definitively.