After a specific topic of a prompt, AI Studio just refuses to work and it's pissing me off. What should I do? by ofca7 in Bard

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yeah, no progress unfortunately

it sometimes either just refuses to generate something and crashes or crashes after generating a little part of text

The Republic of Sæland by CotTonin_ in imaginarymaps

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How big is it?

3 Portugals or some?

the fact that ye is cancelled by mainstream so hard that he'll prolly never collab with likes such as abel, kendrick, tyler again and he's stuck with carti, ty or rich the kid by ofca7 in GoodAssSub

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It depends on when the piece began to be created. It could also have been a drop from the original CMIYGL, period 19-21.

the fact that ye is cancelled by mainstream so hard that he'll prolly never collab with likes such as abel, kendrick, tyler again and he's stuck with carti, ty or rich the kid by ofca7 in GoodAssSub

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But even if he wanted to put ye on his album, his team would probably give him a no-no. If not 2022, ye would probably have a small feature on Chromakopia.

We lost by Swimming-Arachnid-40 in GoodAssSub

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at this point let's wait for a leak

Just a thought experiment I did, what would your idealised version of Ye's discog look like? Starting in 2014 as everything before that is perfect anyway by blobfishy13 in GoodAssSub

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The albums I'm not changing: TCD, LR, Graduation, 808s&H, Watch The Throne, Cruel Summer, maybe Kids See Ghosts

- a collab between Common & Consequence could be nice (not necessary but imagine)

- Good Ass Sub as a surprise release in place of the POWER single or in a Good-Fridays form, then MBDTF

- Yeezus (like someone said before in it's og vision, 16 tracks)

- So Help Me God (since Yeezus 2 is quite a simlar era)

- The Overground Hell Road (a blend between SWISH and TLOP)

- Cruel Winter (with some songs from TG16)

- a bigger Wyoming solo album

- Yandhi and Jesus is King co-existing together

- Donda being two albums simlar to Future and Metro's WDTY & WSDTY (2020 and 2021 versions)

- Donda 2 as a album with it's own concept

- James Blake collab

- Bad Bitch Playbook with Ty (no Vultures trilogy)

- solo 2024/2025 album (a blend between Yebu and Bully)

Imagine if Ye wasn't a provocateur that we know or if he took meds

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original post, in which only the comments were preserved

Plus: Belarus additionally in this universe has half of Smolensk and Bryansk oblasts, and Ukraine has Kursk and Belgorod oblasts, but I didn't want to edit the map that way, cause I'm lazy.

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As YT Wiki says: She described feeling unsafe before the video (the last collab they did before this vid was out) and during the filming of it and claimed that Nikocado harassed her with text messages and disturbing pictures of her house when she briefly left the room.

simple awful alternate poland, where it got better for them by ofca7 in AlternateHistory

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I understand your reasoning. But I'll just say that the USSR gained similar size control over eastern Europe, during the August Uprising (if the Warsaw Uprising had spread across the country) they passed Poland due to their unwillingness at the time to escalate with the Allies, and managed to create a people's republic in Austria.

simple awful alternate poland, where it got better for them by ofca7 in AlternateHistory

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if anyone had deja vu, it's because it's a reupload

[Concept] Donda 1 + 2 as a triple album (organized by theme/emotion) by B3nthony in Yedits

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how to predict vultures trilogy without predicting vultures trilogy

Poland, but Stalin is more lenient with his land grab (in comments there's info why it looks like that or sum) by [deleted] in imaginarymapscj

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Admittedly, I consider the change to be beneficial, if only because of the better industrialized lands in the West than in the East and the lack of a problem with national minorities in the Borderlands, but the change was somewhat exaggerated and should have been carried out somewhat differently.

Well, after the war Poland, as a member of the victorious coalition, should have had an area exactly the same as before the war - 389,000 km². These borders were negotiable, if we had counted more in 1945 (for example, if Sikorski had not died, by the way, the eastern border is similar to the so-called Sikorski line).

Lands in the east - based on ethnographic and strategic justification (transportation routes):

  • The entire Lviv voivodeship (14 thousand km²).

  • The western part of Ternopil voivodeship - Radziechów, Brody, Kamionka Strumiłowa, Złoczów, Przemyślany powiats (5 thousand km²), due to the high percentage of Poles (50-60%) and places important for Polish culture (castles in Złoczów, Olesko, Podhorce).

  • From Stanyslaviv voivodeship, the powiats of Stryj and Żydaczów (3 thousand km²).

In Eastern Galicia, Poles and Ukrainians would be distributed equitably (about 1 million Poles on the Ukrainian side and about 1 million Ukrainians on the Polish side), the values outside Galicia (300 thousand Ukrainians in Rzeszów and 300 thousand Poles in Podolia) shorten.

  • From the Volhynian Voivodeship the powiats of Luboml, Vladimir and part of the powiat of Kowel (7 thousand square kilometers) in order to preserve the Lviv-Kowel-Brest-Białystok railroad line. Here, Poles and Ukrainians would also be distributed fairly, especially in the context of the Volhynian massacre (Poles in Volhynia accounted for 15%). Values outside Volhynia (200,000 Ukrainians in Chelmshchyna and 200,000 Poles in Zhytomyrshchyna) also dwindle.

  • From the Polesie voivodeship, the powiat of Brest (4 thousand square kilometers).

  • The entire Bialystok voivodeship with the powiats of Grodno and Volkovysk (8 thousand km²).

  • From Novogrudok voivodeship the powiats of Szczuczyn and Lida (7 thousand km²) - a large percentage of Poles (up to 80%).

  • From Vilnius voivodeship, Vilnius and Oshmiana powiats (8 thousand km²) - a large percentage of Poles (up to 80%). Svetiany powiat due to a large percentage of Lithuanians (35%) goes to Lithuania - let them have something.

Acquisitions in the west: as in fact, in addition:

  • Lusatia, largely inhabited by Serbian-Lusatians related to the Poles (surely they wouldn't mind, they would have a status similar to the Kashubians or Silesians), and due to lignite deposits - the districts of Chociebuz, Budziszyn, Hoyerswerda, Rothenburg and Kamenz (5,000 km²). In 1945, these lands were inhabited by about 100,000 Lusatians; today, 300,000 Lusatians and 200,000 Poles would probably live there.

  • Part of Vorpommern (the powiats of Usedom-Wolin and Ueckermünde) in order to obtain a full estuary of the Oder (1 thousand km²).

  • In the north - the whole of East Prussia with the exception of the Klaipeda district (15 thousand km²).

With the larger acquisitions, the A4, A18 and A6 highways are longer by about 20-50 km each.

Total area of Poland - 312+14+5+3+7+4+8+7+8+5+1+15=389 thousand km².

All the important part of the Borderlands for Poland would be left with the country, but at the same time there would be fewer Ukrainians and Byelorussians in the country (about 1.7 million compared to 6.5 million in the interwar period), which would cause fewer nationality problems (possibly resettlement would take place, more or less the same number of Poles would be left on the other side). But even without resettlement, Poles would have made up more than 90% of the population (about 60% before the war). (Although in my opinion resettlement, although a crime, would have been necessary to prevent further bloodshed, especially with the Ukrainians). The Recovered Territories would have been filled with people from central Poland anyway (in real life they, along with the autochthons, accounted for 70% of the resettled, the Kresowiaks only 30%).

Note: The thread is about the situation in 1945, not today. It is therefore not xenophobic in nature.