Perhaps the software OP is using has a second layer of generation (with a different network) that focuses on details like eyes. It might not even know the input prompt (and if it does then it might not have the training background to reward keeping things pixelated).
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"Just got the message that the police operation at Redfern has been cleared, trains should commence moving shortly."
"No timeframe can be provided at the moment, we're here indefinitely".
STRIKE FORCE
I love your take on this, thankyou for sharing. My friend didn't do too much rooting so maybe that's why he was missing out xD
"When in Rome..."
Glad to hear it's better than I heard.
Glad to hear it's better than I heard :) Although McDonalds density is a terrifying metric.
Do you use public transport to get out or mostly car?
Fluorindson Park? I thought they were too new for that.
I had a friend who used to live in Edmondson Park. He hated it. Little public transport and mostly houses. I don't think it even really had parks last I looked.
Anyone here live in the area? Hope you're not affected by the fires.
Pretty much. Dance between them every day.
I'm going to carry pants in my bag to work, public transport is too hot for pants but work is too air conditioned for shorts.
BOM says it's going to be sunny for more than a week.
(Translation: there's a 50% chance it'll snow without warning.)
Can confirm, 20 decimals gives you 100.
Encountered this fellow during bushcare today. He was sitting right on top of the bridal veil roots we were pulling, looking suspiciously like a rock.
We probably shouldn't have handled him (I hope turtles don't get dizzy from being turned upside down). We put him back down and hid him under some other groundcover as a local Kookaburra was loitering.
Imagine you're in the blue car, wanting to turn left:
Green is turning right. There is only one lane.
Two options I see:
(1) Stay behind the green car, to the left (and behind the crossing) until they leave.
(2) Pull up to the left of the green car (as if there were two lanes).
I assume (1) is correct given there is technically only one lane, but I can't find any materials on the NSW site or driving handbook about it and (2) is something I see other people do.
(I have my license test next week)
EDIT: Solved, option (2) is the right one. see https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/roads-safety-and-rules/sharing-road-overtaking-and-merging/overtaking-safely
The only time you can overtake on the left is when the vehicle you’re overtaking is:
- waiting to turn right or make a U-turn from the centre of the road
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