Check your kingdom’s laws. Necromancy checkpoints are unconstitutional unless the king has declared a state of undeath.

As a disabled author, I write my own prose but use LLMs for editing and cover art. I am forced into using AI for these tasks as the human equivalent charges more than I’m even allowed to have in a month. It was simple math, $20/mo for AI usage vs ~$2000+ for an editor and then around another ~$2000+ for an artist. So budget constraints forced my hand, and I will use any cheap resource I can find. In the US, if you’re on disability you have a $2000/month hard limit with a combined cash+assets. So why should I give up a passion for financial gatekeeping?

Twiki is that race of people with the tentacles on their heads. You’re thinking of Dr. Theopolis in ST:TOS “The Changeling”

Injust get a 404 page trying to view the article

I don’t have anything specific to show. But I am an aspiring author who took an old English Creative Writing assignment and turned it into a 16 book epic decades later. I should be ready for publication by the end of this year.

They caramelized it first.

Can we replace him with Jeffrey Combs?

You are correct, and to expand upon that, it also shows they learned from their mistake and are trying to make good on that implied promise 🤞

It’s starting to fall into the ‘a person can only take so much’ category

To be fair, I have found some really cool products on Amazon, but then there is no website for the company and it’s all through Amazon exclusively. I tend to avoid those “shops” no matter how cool it is. Thankfully there aren’t many like that. I think I ran across only 3 so far.

I agree with this sentiment. But to be fair, I do use AI tools for writing analysis in my novels as a human editor is far beyond my budget. I just don’t let it write for me.

Down voted because person can’t do math. Expects an American publication to cater to Euro-centtric designation.

I switched to Octopi when I started to get ads on the homescreen with Nova

I didn’t know that much. I guess I misunderstood the wiki article. Thank you for clarifying that for me.

Because most larger elections are decided by the Electoral College. Which is separate from the popular vote, yet holds more power/sway for a candidate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Electoral_College

This entire conversation reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU-wH8SrFro