This reminds me of something @thedankoe writes about often: your life changes when you're willing to face the thing you're avoiding. The interesting addition here is that the hardest part isn't finding the fear—it's realizing your "logical reasons" are often just fear wearing a suit.
This reminds me of something @thedankoe writes about often: your life changes when you're willing to face the thing you're avoiding. The interesting addition here is that the hardest part isn't finding the fear—it's realizing your "logical reasons" are often just fear wearing a suit.
Back in 2016, I was obsessed with a website called https://t.co/yjU8ehbCet, and in my own free time, I do a lot of the math problems on the website. So I guess I understand people who do IMO for fun.
Miami-based startup Chip Motors has unveiled its new all-electric "life utility vehicle."
• Starting price: $15,000 ($18k for 6-seater)
• Range: Up to 100 miles
• Top speed: 25 mph
• LFP battery pack
• Native NACS charging port. Charges in a few hours
• Optional hood with integrated TV and speakers
• Four-and six-seat versions
• Multiple cameras and radar to monitor traffic conditions
• You can use a hose to clean out the interior
• Portrait center screen
• Can charge on a standard 110v wall outlet, though a 240-volt socket will repower it less than half the time.
• Customizable: Pick your color, seats, roof, doors, and add-ons in the configurator.
• Comes with Chip Go, which is a remote-driving service where a real human driver takes the wheel remotely to handle things like parking, pickups, errands, etc. They aim to achieve level 4 autonomy so it will drive itself in the future.
• $250 refundable order fee
• Deliveries start in 2027
Configurator: https://t.co/TzU8F4yXcE
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Prompt in @ChatGPTapp
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A single otter rendered as a refined color intaglio copperplate engraving. Use a strong 0.8 mm contour line to define the otter’s body, head, and long tail; use delicate 0.2 mm fine lines for directional fur, whiskers, paws, and belly texture. Preserve crosshatching, etched grain, and subtle hand-pressed copperplate marks.
Retain natural otter colors: warm brown fur, a light cream muzzle and belly, and deep brown eyes. Full-color artwork only—do not make it monochrome or black and white. Set on a pure white background.
Show one otter in a natural curled resting or gently floating pose. Include no plants, fruit, water, props, or other elements. Center a small uppercase serif label beneath the illustration: “OTTER”.
Avoid watercolor effects, flat vector styling, shadows, borders, extra text, logos, and watermarks.
@DanHollick@ChatGPTapp@QuiverAI@Lovable Although @QuiverAI 's result isn't the best in this test, I do enjoy seeing the animated draw process, very engaging. Also looking forward to the animated feature that's coming soon.
What's the best website to make technical illustration into SVG? I tried a couple available tools. Below are
1) original amazing illustration from @DanHollick (check out https://t.co/fcWUkZVX4S!)
2) @ChatGPTapp 's attempt
3) @QuiverAI 's attempt
4) @Lovable 's attempt