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04 May 2025 ~ 4 min read

Cringe AI Image Dump

Cringe AI Image Dump

I mean, what can I say. What is there to say. None of these images had to happen; nobody asked for this; yet here we are.

Mia's face cracks me up.
Literally me for real.
I get a lot of mileage out of asking to be rendered "in the style of a modern Fire Emblem character."
This one's just Ghiblified though.
Sometimes ChatGPT makes me extremely buff (#inspiration #feminism)


This was literally me, for real, about 19 years ago.



MIA



In the style of a Magic the Gathering card. (There was a chicken in the source photo.)
In the style of Fire Emblem.
Now update the costumes.
I asked to be a mage lol
I tried to get ChatGPT to fix the proportions of the arm and hand of the blonde gentleman, but it came at the cost of sending our bespeckled friend farther to the back.
Soviet propaganda.
Japanese public advisory.
Shojo manga.
Fire Emblem again.

I think we're done here...
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Hello! I'm Emily, an engineering type just trying to have a good time. GOD FORBID. I spend my days wrestling with TypeScript, building web applications, and pretending I understand how databases work. When I'm not debugging someone else's "temporary" solution from 2019, you can find me questioning my life choices while staring at a screen full of red squiggly lines. I have strong opinions about semicolons, an unhealthy relationship with CSS, and I once spent three hours debugging a problem that was solved by turning it off and on again. My GitHub (emily-flambe) is a monument to my hubris, and my LinkedIn (profile) is a carefully curated lie about how together I have it all. I believe in the Oxford comma, tabs over spaces (fight me), and that there are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.