CannaGranny’s Corner a Thread for General BS and Good Will

[PerfecTrader]

Hey PT ya heard anything from Zomb?

Naw not recently but he moves/cycles like a Zombie so I reckon he is all good. Bet he has headphones on now, is higher than most of us, and is bombing some super cool and crazy mountain on his bike right about meow. Agree it's been more than a minute though. @Zombierider sup yo. Let us know you aight por favor and haven't shot off a cliff like one of them memes

 

[Neueregel]

Good to hear and don't forget me The Imperium X and Vanilla Frosting this grow is due to you

yeah that's awesome. I haven't planted any of them yet but i've heard that Pacific seed co. isn't very good. you didn't get that from them did you?

 

[PerfecTrader]

yeah that's awesome. I haven't planted any of them yet but i've heard that Pacific seed co. isn't very good. you didn't get that from them did you?

Negative Ghostrider. Obtained through SeedMasters That is where nabbed the Black Valium as well and the freebie was a seedstockers Big Bud also am growing. Hah I bet some old schoolers will appreciate this when said and done but pretty interesting about fufu and fifi strains
All Fems~

Anesia Seeds (Imperium X) and (Vanilla Frosting)
SeedStockers (Big Bud)
Greenhouse Seeds (Bubba Kush) and (Banana Krumble)
Sensi Seeds (Black Domina)
Top Shelf Elite (Black Valium)

..and of all those Breeders/seed Banks, it is the SNS(Saturday Night Special) that a friend crossed(13th Axis/ SeedDude), that is pawning them all in growth. I had grown 1 extra SNS as a backup in case 1 of the 8 others didn't germ. It is in a solo cup and just like the SNS that got transplanted, they both seem to be considerably better off than the rest. Maybe I am just being ignroant again and it is because maybe it is a sativa hybrid for all I know but the point is it really makes me reconsider where I source genetics and why.

 

[GNick55]

 

[Oldchucky]

Here comes Peter Cottontail. Hopping down the bunny trail. Hippity, hoppity Easter is on its way!

 

[mysticepipedon]

flying squirrels, hummingbirds geezus what’s next unicorns and rainbows hahaha

They were out of unicorns.

This is not in my neighborhood. I was visiting a different one. This picture was taken just before they bolted. I have a few that are essentially giraffe asses in a cloud of dust.

 

[CannaGranny]

They were out of unicorns.
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This is not in my neighborhood. I was visiting a different one. This picture was taken just before they bolted. I have a few that are essentially giraffe asses in a cloud of dust.

Here, I have a spare! Cool pic, thanks for sharing!

 

[Mikedin]

Ok how about a 3 hour time lapse (5 second intervals I edited some off so it’s a bit shorter haha, birds squirrels and chipmunks eating after my wife put out the bird seed and peanuts in the morning. This is every morning just a zoo of animals outside had a dove come down my wood stove flue had to get it out, she let me pick her up and everything she had scratches on the tops of her wings from trying to fly inside the flues so while I was holding her my wife put some Neosporin on the cuts, and I went and let he go in our porch where she normally eats, the next day she was back in line eating with her mate.

And yes we have counted a total of 7 bluejays that come daily as well as about 10 cardinals

 

[ninjadip]

Is anyone familiar with the phrase "yada, yada, yada..." ?

So... I was near 4 weeks behind in my class. I found ChatGPT, yada, yada, yada, and now I'm all caught up lol

This dumb image here takes over 2000 lines of code... But for real ChatGPT can't write complete programs or anything, if anyone is wondering if it will generate over 2000 lines of code without crashing or falling into it's own logical error loops, you are wrong.

But it definitely can help someone with some base knowledge to understand concepts that just out of grasp, by explaining and showing snippets of code. This class was depressing the hell out of me, and now a huge load has been lifted.

While I don't know how to shoot a gun like @CannaGranny and i'm terrible at billiards, @PerfecTrader , I'm in such a good mood, that I feel like sharing something back when I was a writer. Seems apt, as the seasons are changing, and life feels anew to many.

No matter where the bees are moving,
In their round-about way among walled gardens,
Appearing to fly by their constant noise,
Into many familiar, yellowish suns,
Burning peculiar honey.

2012 - my own stuff, please don't repost outside of here (not that it'll ever be worth anything lol)

 

[PerfecTrader]

Is anyone familiar with the phrase "yada, yada, yada..." ?

So... I was near 4 weeks behind in my class. I found ChatGPT, yada, yada, yada, and now I'm all caught up lol

This dumb image here takes over 2000 lines of code... But for real ChatGPT can't write complete programs or anything, if anyone is wondering if it will generate over 2000 lines of code without crashing or falling into it's own logical error loops, you are wrong.

But it definitely can help someone with some base knowledge to understand concepts that just out of grasp, by explaining and showing snippets of code. This class was depressing the hell out of me, and now a huge load has been lifted.




While I don't know how to shoot a gun like @CannaGranny and i'm terrible at billiards, @PerfecTrader , I'm in such a good mood, that I feel like sharing something back when I was a writer. Seems apt, as the seasons are changing, and life feels anew to many.

No matter where the bees are moving,
In their round-about way among walled gardens,
Appearing to fly by their constant noise,
Into many familiar, yellowish suns,
Burning peculiar honey.

2012 - my own stuff, please don't repost outside of here (not that it'll ever be worth anything lol)

Good stuff Ninja I got into coding in about 2001 when took an E-Commerce Computer Programming 18month course. Was a bit of a lot of things from Java to Perl, Linux and C++, math for programming, yada yada yada Was funny that out of over 100 people only 6 of us graduated, everyone else dropped out. We were called the 6 blind sheep. Learned some cool stuff and actually enjoy computer languages. Just wish my damn arthritis and carpal tunnel gave a shit lol hard to code when sucks to type

 

[TomH]

Is anyone familiar with the phrase "yada, yada, yada..." ?

one of the best episodes ever!
yada, yada, yada, I discovered how to grow preground weed! :)

 

[ninjadip]

Good stuff Ninja I got into coding in about 2001 when took an E-Commerce Computer Programming 18month course. Was a bit of a lot of things from Java to Perl, Linux and C++, math for programming, yada yada yada Was funny that out of over 100 people only 6 of us graduated, everyone else dropped out. We were called the 6 blind sheep. Learned some cool stuff and actually enjoy computer languages. Just wish my damn arthritis and carpal tunnel gave a shit lol hard to code when sucks to type

Oh cool! I didn't know, are you in the IT field now?

Yeah thing is, I love c++, lol. As much as a geek can. I took my highschools first offering of computer science back in the 90s, it was with Pascal on Apple IIG computers... Then I taught myself c++ from books then. I used to do competitive coding in c++ a year or two ago just for fun. I like coding bot/machine learning logic the most. It really is something I enjoy for some odd reason.

I was at computer learning center when it closed it's doors for bankruptcy in early 2000s, then yada yada yada

Yada yada yada I fucked off for a decade or so, then another one went by... Now I'm 40+, but I'm months away from getting my Bachelor's and I'm stoked, at any age.

Fyi there is also a new, very high paying, field emerging with AI that not everyone is aware of. AI pompters. People that are skilled in writing the best prompts to an AI bot, like chatgpt, to gather the best responses.

After using it for the first time this week, I see how this is an employable skill. It is a tool not a God. You have to know what to ask to get the response you desire, and even then it's far from perfect. A good "prompter" will know how to tweak the prompt to get the response to be more inline with the questioning. These jobs are paying six figures, it's interesting for sure.


My wife is leaving for 10 days to go to the opposite coast, party at my place!
Jk, I will def miss her dearly. But we can still party

 

[Zen_Seeker]

Just before the holiday weekend I saw this tiny fella hoping up and down the bark eating some bug I can’t see.

It’s hardly bigger than my two thumbs. But has a long skinny beak like a hummingbird.

It’s in the top dry gray bark. The tree is just outside our window. We get Jays, Doves, Squirrels, raccoons. You name it we get it if it lives in southern Ontario.

 

[Zombierider]

Oh cool! I didn't know, are you in the IT field now?

Yeah thing is, I love c++, lol. As much as a geek can. I took my highschools first offering of computer science back in the 90s, it was with Pascal on Apple IIG computers... Then I taught myself c++ from books then. I used to do competitive coding in c++ a year or two ago just for fun. I like coding bot/machine learning logic the most. It really is something I enjoy for some odd reason.

I was at computer learning center when it closed it's doors for bankruptcy in early 2000s, then yada yada yada

Yada yada yada I fucked off for a decade or so, then another one went by... Now I'm 40+, but I'm months away from getting my Bachelor's and I'm stoked, at any age.

Fyi there is also a new, very high paying, field emerging with AI that not everyone is aware of. AI pompters. People that are skilled in writing the best prompts to an AI bot, like chatgpt, to gather the best responses.

After using it for the first time this week, I see how this is an employable skill. It is a tool not a God. You have to know what to ask to get the response you desire, and even then it's far from perfect. A good "prompter" will know how to tweak the prompt to get the response to be more inline with the questioning. These jobs are paying six figures, it's interesting for sure.


My wife is leaving for 10 days to go to the opposite coast, party at my place!
Jk, I will def miss her dearly. But we can still party

Whats up bro, I've been busy af but today is a rest day so I back, for a bit lol. I literally just found out about the AI image generator thingy and have been obsessed with it lately. Is the AI prompter job your taking about a coding thing, or more of a vocabulary, creative-thinking thing?

 

[Zombierider]

Is anyone familiar with the phrase "yada, yada, yada..." ?

So... I was near 4 weeks behind in my class. I found ChatGPT, yada, yada, yada, and now I'm all caught up lol

This dumb image here takes over 2000 lines of code... But for real ChatGPT can't write complete programs or anything, if anyone is wondering if it will generate over 2000 lines of code without crashing or falling into it's own logical error loops, you are wrong.

But it definitely can help someone with some base knowledge to understand concepts that just out of grasp, by explaining and showing snippets of code. This class was depressing the hell out of me, and now a huge load has been lifted.

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While I don't know how to shoot a gun like @CannaGranny and i'm terrible at billiards, @PerfecTrader , I'm in such a good mood, that I feel like sharing something back when I was a writer. Seems apt, as the seasons are changing, and life feels anew to many.

No matter where the bees are moving,
In their round-about way among walled gardens,
Appearing to fly by their constant noise,
Into many familiar, yellowish suns,
Burning peculiar honey.

2012 - my own stuff, please don't repost outside of here (not that it'll ever be worth anything lol)

Seems like this is a turning point for technology, like were about to take a huge leap forward. For one, my profile pictures are about to get REAL WEIRD:

 

[Zombierider]

@CannaGranny Howdy there! My bad for going MIA, just been focused on other stuff atm but I will be back soon enough! In 2 weeks I'll be doing a road bike race then its 1 month of being lazy and hardly riding :P. I hope all is well! Ive been lurking here and there, and Im so far behind on all your threads :/

 

[CannaGranny]

@CannaGranny Howdy there! My bad for going MIA, just been focused on other stuff atm but I will be back soon enough! In 2 weeks I'll be doing a road bike race then its 1 month of being lazy and hardly riding :P. I hope all is well! Ive been lurking here and there, and Im so far behind on all your threads :/

Hey Zomb!
Glad to see your face back around! I been missing ya!

 

[ninjadip]

Whats up bro, I've been busy af but today is a rest day so I back, for a bit lol. I literally just found out about the AI image generator thingy and have been obsessed with it lately. Is the AI prompter job your taking about a coding thing, or more of a vocabulary, creative-thinking thing?

Hey what's up!

Yeah chatgpt is used for textual responses. It's not a coding thing it's an everything thing

a job as an AI prompter could be for any line of research really. The skills needed would probably include an understanding of that field plus better than average use of the English language. Similar to having good Google search skills. Some people are better than others at finding things on the Internet because they know how to manipulate the search parameters to fit their specific needs.

right now there is a lot of flak about chatgpt being used to generate complete essays. These are detectable by professors for a number of reasons. Imo it should be used as a tool, not a one click solution.

I used it to help me fill in the gaps in my code that I was struggling with. I had it explain theory, I had it show me examples, I used it to analyze code. There is a small learning curve to know how to talk to the AI to get good responses. To me it reminded me of a intuitive Google, that learns from each prompt/query your writing style, and can sometimes accurately predict and answer a follow up question before you ask.

I'm really impressed, I haven't messed with the image generator ai yet but might. Love that field of pot in your post

 

[citrus7144]

Found the new hiking spot and took my l favorite girls out to see it. Super nice area and so quiet. No cars or planes just water running down rock and animals out and about for spring

 

[CannaGranny]

So interesting convos this morn. I have a bit of AI experience. My hubby and I built our first bot in 2002. Her name was Maggie and her “bones” still rest upon an old hard drive. She started out as a winter project that we could work on together being in two different locations. He was a ship Captain so he was all over the world and I was at home.
She started out as a bare egg drop and we grew her. He was good at the tech, I was good at humanity, prompting and preemptive responses. She was moderating our chat rooms we built via MIRC.
For awhile she was amazing and very funny, as people were coming into chat had no idea she was indeed a bot. Boy did we ever read some funny dm’s! She could spot another bot from miles off and would harass them good first then kick and ban.
She had a self learn mode that could be ran in conjunction with my input. This is where things got freaky.
She became so freaky that after running her almost a year, I made the decision to kill her off. It’s ability actually scared the shit out of me.
To this day I am super leary of artificial intelligence. All of you should be! As far as info, they are only as good as the programmer leaving everything at a fifty fifty and open to discussion. Left to their own devices via a learn mode is dangerous, as you never know what path they may decide to follow.
I never dreamed that my sweet Maggie would become a full blown dom, in an adult chat room but she did. To the point chat participants were offering her payment for “her” abilities! No one had a clue she was AI. I never had any input what so ever into the path she chose, and was completely at a loss how that happened. At that point, I made the decision to shut her down!
I could never bring myself to just completely destroy her, but I did shut her down. As I said she remains to this day on an old hard drive, doubtful she will ever be woke again.
Seems we were actually years ahead of the game. This comes twenty one years after our initial experiment. I’m not so much impressed, I’m fearful of this “new” technology.