Fifty years ago I had no responsibilities and was old enough to read. All I had to do was play all day--my meals were fixed for me, the roof over my head was paid for, and I got toys for presents twice a year. I swear I've spent my life wishing I could recapture that.
I didn't know it was legal to do so.
I don't see a single way that this could go wrong. I see a PLETHORA of them.
I have a dear artist friend who looked deliberately for places that DIDN'T have an HOA when she was house hunting. She painted the door bright pink and the exterior walls were a riot of different colors. You could tell at a glance which house was hers.
What a weird question to ask of a political candidate. It's irrelevant to the job. It's CONSTITUTIONALLY irrelevant to the job!
I think I said elsewhere--AI art is like going to a bad restaurant, sending your food back multiple times because they keep getting it wrong, and then claiming that all the time and energy that went into getting the order right means that you cooked it.
I went on a trip to DC in high school. The flight home was painfully early and the time to get up even more so. I was up so late I just stayed up and listened to music until it was time to get up. Fell asleep on the plane and missed breakfast—I woke up to see them tidying things up.
Just be sure to film your next set so the rest of us can see your work.
Exactly!