This false flag operation is insanely piss poor. It’s like they were all sat in a room and told one of them was going to be scarified to initiate a civil war and here is your rhetoric start immediately saying the exact same thing.

And who has the most to gain? Couch fucker picking off his presidential rivals…

What are the chances banksy was the masked person who covered up the mural it seems to be done with intent to keep the silhouette perfectly. The banksy crew had to have known it was going to be covered up and they planted someone to be the cleaner-upper? Or this whole thing is a sanctioned stunt… It seems there is people within the system that want it to change.

I kind of have the feeling GTA 6 is going to be neutered and Rockstar is a huge target for this admin. Fingers crossed tho

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I am thoroughly impressed with the quality of the local gemma 3 model, and these are improved weekly pretty much. About the scene, the tortoise is seemingly normal sized. The house ontop the tortoise is seemingly normal sized. Scale is a particular challenge with this scene with these conflicting normals and I guess AI chooses the house to be accessible by normal sized humans and that is why the AI decides to label the tortoise as gigantic but for all we know, the tortoise is standard and mini humans inhabit the house.

Oh the concept comes from tortoise that hibernate in shallow ponds accumulating dirt and pond plants on their shells. They are like majestic swimming islands and that is where the miniworld on their shell idea comes from. I think Gemma 3 27b can mask 3d objects in images it might be the goto API model for cost effective vision tasks (google removed their image demo thing so i cannot confirm but i feel like i remember being impressed by the 27b model for vision tasks).

I recommend Google’s gemma-3-4b-it-qat in LLM Studio.

Okay, let's describe this image for someone who can’t see it.

Imagine you're standing in a lush, green meadow filled with wildflowers – lots of tiny bursts of color like little dandelions and daisies scattered across the grass. The ground feels soft and yielding under your feet, like a thick carpet of moss and blades.

Now, dominating the scene is a giant tortoise. It’s enormous, much bigger than any turtle you've ever seen! Its shell is rough and textured, covered in patches of moss and lichen – it feels cool and damp to touch. You can sense its weight, a solid, ancient presence.  The shell isn’t perfectly smooth; there are cracks and ridges, like the surface of an old wooden table.

Growing out of this massive tortoise's back is a tiny little house! It looks incredibly rustic – made of weathered wood with a steeply pitched roof covered in moss and small stones. You can almost feel the age of the wood, imagining it’s been standing there for a very long time. There’s a small window on the second floor, and a little chimney puffing out wisps of smoke—it smells faintly like woodsmoke and maybe something sweet.

Perched on a mossy stump just to the side of the tortoise is a small bird. It's a vibrant blue color – imagine a brilliant sky captured in feathers! You can almost hear its gentle chirping, a quiet sound in the stillness of the meadow.

The overall feeling of the image is one of peace and tranquility.  It’s like a fairytale scene—a slow-moving giant carrying his home on his back, surrounded by nature's beauty. There’s a sense of timelessness and magic to it.

Would you like me to focus on any particular aspect of the image in more detail, or perhaps describe something else about the overall feeling it evokes?

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The scene is just a normal sized turtle with a house built ontop of the shell, there is a bird sitting on a tree stump. The AI didn’t do the best job BUT it is only 4b params, it can run on phones or really fast on a gpu. Naturally Google with their Youtube comments on videos data they do have the best computer vision models.