#talinuva

Of course he does! He would be very incomplete without his lil bird friend <3

This an old pic i drew of it, I might revision it some more tho, i wanna add more pigeon characteristics, cuz the concept of a world full of wildly different creatures and then there's a pigeon but a little to the left is funny to me.

No I know that. There’s a larger discontinuity than usual here, is more the point.

idk it’s not that big a deal, tbh. it’s weird to be in a position to notice changes like that, though. incongruences in behavior, attempts at creative output feel off somehow. I feel like I might have lost something, but don’t know what.

It took me a solid couple of minutes to figure out what you were trying to say.

and then Judy will be that back scrubber once she starts moving in. 

It's extremely easy if you live in England.

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well, I guess fundamentally the problem with homophones is ambiguity; and i think there’s a reasonable chance that universal translators might learn to detect when things are too ambiguous, figure out some contextual cues to resolve it and/or depending on the use case learn to ask the user to clarify what they mean or just report an ambiguity in the original text...

dialects… idk, i guess there’s a couple ways you could get started (geotagged tweets or something) but uh, it’s going to be a while until we have a universal translator that can just tell the user “the writer put on an exaggerated southern patois here, and here are the various things this particular dialect is associated with” without someone sitting down and annotating an assload of data and then doing so again and again whenever language changes, which is 100% of the time.

I mean i have been full of meds the past for days (been kinda sick) so you're not far off gjnbgfb