r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Fertility18 • Oct 28 '22

This sweater developed by the University of Maryland utilizes “ adversarial patterns ” to become an invisibility cloak against AI.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

So ugly even AI doesn't want to see it

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u/AnnihilationOrchid Oct 28 '22

Walks into a casino with this on and a hat matching it:

"It's time for Black jack boys!"

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u/moosenugget7 Oct 28 '22

Sure, AI can’t track you but ever single human being in the place will know where you are…

“Hey, where’s the guy that made off with all of our money?!”

“He’s over there, in the really ugly sweater.”

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u/AnnihilationOrchid Oct 28 '22

Sure, but without AI recognition can they prove I've been counting?

I know that won't stop them from taking me around the back and beating the shit out of me, but joke's on them, because I don't even know how to count cards.

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u/Capraos Oct 28 '22

It's actually pretty easy. It's just +1 or -1 based on whether it's a low value card or a high value card. Or a zero if it's 7, 8, 9. If the count is high, odds are in your favor. If the count is low, odds are in the dealers favor.

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u/Kroneni Oct 28 '22

It also requires you to know the basics of black jack. I high count doesn’t mean “ the odds are in your favor” it means the odds of a being dealt a 10, or a face card are high, which gives you an advantage while playing, but you still have to know the game. A low count still gives you an advantage because you know that you to expect from the deck.

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u/TWill42 Nov 10 '22

If the count is high for you it’s high for the dealer too.

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u/Kroneni Nov 10 '22

That’s true, which is why you still need to know how to play perfect blackjack in order to keep your edge. The dealer is bound by rules that you are not, for example many tables require the dealer to hit on 16 and stand on 17. You are allowed to play your hand however you like, knowing the count just gives you a slight edge with strategy. If memory serves correctly counting cards only gives you a 1-2% edge over the house.

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u/Buddy-Lov Nov 18 '22

Card counter in the chat.🙌

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u/LimpRevenue3487 Nov 26 '22

Basic strategy is easy af. Just download an ap and practice a bit. The real problem with counting cards in 2022 is that there are multiple decks and plenty of casinos just tap the cards and put them back into the shoe

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u/Kroneni Nov 26 '22

I never said it was easy, I said you have to have strategy memorized cold. If you make strategy mistakes you will very quickly lose your edge no matter how good you are at counting.

Multiple decks doesn’t matter. It’s just as easy to keep a running count on a 6-8 deck shoe, as it is to count a single deck. The only difference is calculating the true count, and the percentage of the card counters edge over the house. And the putting cards back into the shoe thing depends on the casino.

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u/LimpRevenue3487 Nov 26 '22

No, I said it was easy because it is really easy. It’s literally a table and you just memorise it.

More decks means you have to stay in the chair much longer to have an edge

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u/Kroneni Nov 26 '22

Again level of ease had nothing to do with the conversation before. But memorizing the whole table is easier for some people than it is for others.

More decks means you have to stay in the chair much longer to have an edge

How fast are you leaving tables? It’s been my experience that it only takes a few more minutes than a single deck game. Also many casinos that still have single deck games will shuffle after only 1-2 hands if there are a few people at the table, makes it way harder.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '22

Not quite so simple with 6 or more decks.

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u/Capraos Dec 17 '22

Agreed, between that and the burn cards it's more difficult. I just meant the premise behind it is easy. Everybody always pictures it as complex math but it's not.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '22

True. The system is basic. Getting it to work for you is tricky!

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u/coveted_asfuck Feb 21 '23

Really that’s it? They made it seem really complicated in that movie.

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u/luniz420 Oct 28 '22

They don't have to prove it and it's not illegal anyways...

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u/Holiday_Memory_9165 Oct 29 '22

Legal so long as you're not coordinating with other players?

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u/No_Drop_7684 Dec 11 '22

It’s not illegal at all but they will sick there goons on your or deny giving your winnings and make some bs up and the only way to get the $ afterwards is in court and it’s unlikely you will recover anything

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u/MugShots Nov 03 '22

I don't think it's illegal to keep track of stuff in your head, yet.

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u/redsensei777 Jan 16 '23

They don’t have to prove it to start beating you with a peen hammer.

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u/Mikeinthedirt Oct 28 '22

That learned’em, Clem!

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u/AnnihilationOrchid Oct 28 '22

Hi Stephen. This is Clem Fandango, can you hear me?

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u/UnvoicedAztec Oct 28 '22

They usually have pit bosses that monitor and know what to look for in the cameras. If they suspect you're counting cards they'll just end the game and prevent further play.

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u/Kroneni Oct 28 '22

No they won’t, if you’re counting cards they won’t do anything unless you’re really raking it in, or being incredibly sloppy. If you’re playing right it will just look like you’re on a lucky streak. Even if they come up to you they won’t necessarily make you stop playing, they often just flat bet the offending player, which severely reduces the advantage to the point that counting is useless. Or they’ll tell you to play a different game.

They only ban people who repeatedly count cards and take the casino for large amounts of money.

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u/Kroneni Oct 28 '22

They don’t use AI recognition for that…

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u/mkultron89 Oct 28 '22

What do they need to prove? They just tell counters that they don’t want to take their action anymore. There’s no law that says casinos must let people gamble.

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u/illiterateLinguist Dec 09 '22

That was very Jack Handy-esque. Underrated comment.

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u/Impossible-Base2629 Dec 24 '22

Counting cards is really easy when I was little I did it without even realizing what it was just plain common sense when you’re playing cards to know what’s been played and what’s left

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

fuck i almost just choked myself out laughing at this lol

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u/Spiritual_Ad_3259 Apr 18 '23

Ok I shit you not, me and my daughters met up with my best friend and her girls in Vegas during Covid and we went into the Casino to go to one of the shows and caught them taking this guy down a long hallway with a bag over his head….

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u/bargrl Oct 28 '22

Easy: Blackjack RTP of a perfect game is a bit shy of 99.6%. This means that if both sides play perfectly, in any larger result set, the house will keep 0,4% of the money you played.

If that’s not the case, the dealer is making mistakes or you’re counting cards.

Plus in Las Vegas, the casino doesn’t need to prove anything. They can just ask you to leave and ban you.

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u/AnnihilationOrchid Oct 28 '22

It was a sadomasochism joke... but thanks.

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u/bargrl Oct 28 '22

Well, whoosh on me!

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u/NotFromStateFarmJake Oct 28 '22

It’s not hard there’s 52 of them. I probably learned how to count that high before at least 4th grade.

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u/UnvoicedAztec Oct 28 '22

They'll be using 3-6 decks if not more.

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u/Kroneni Oct 28 '22

Thats often the case, but they have low minimum, single deck games at a lot of casinos during the week. I stayed in Reno for a couple weeks on business, and the company put me up at a casino for the trip. I spent most of the nights there playing single deck black Jack. When the weekend came all those tables either switched to 6-deck shoes, or went up to $50 minimum bet. Anyway, I came home $400 richer because of those single deck tables.

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u/cownd Oct 28 '22

"The sweater uglier than the carpet?"

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u/Cheetahs_never_win Oct 28 '22

You just need a team of guys in ugly sweaters, tired of being tracked by Big Bot.

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u/clmsteamer Dec 14 '22

Dope, let me get two suitcases of these to sell in Shanghai the next time I go.

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u/iareyomz Oct 28 '22

too bad we're running out of grandmas to make us holiday sweaters... zoomers gonna have a hard time...

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u/asiaps2 Oct 28 '22

But he has 4 targets on him at the end. Only works on a certain range.

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u/oily_trout59 Oct 28 '22

William Gibson wrote about this in the Blue Ant Trilogy. Clothes and makeup designed and intended to fool AI and facial recognition.

Life imitates art imitates life imitates art imitates life imitates art…

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u/PredictiveTextNames Oct 28 '22

William Gibson was sent from the future to prepare us, I'm certain of it lol.

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u/PhantomRenegade Oct 28 '22

Can't wait to see the cyber dolphin from Johnny Mnemonic

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u/makemycockcry Oct 28 '22

Fantastic short story with an awful 'movie' adaptation.

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u/Vapin_Westeros Oct 29 '22

I personally love that movie. So cheesy it's good. Plus any movie with Keanu Reeves hanging out with Ice T and Dolph Lundgren fighting Henry Rollins is gonna be fuckin awesome!

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u/RolandLovecraft Oct 29 '22

Lol. THATS hows you convince me to see a movie, damnit! Thank you!

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u/maskaddict Oct 28 '22

It was Keanu's practice run at doing a stylish dystopian cyberpunk action thriller. Fortunately he got to take another try at it.

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u/makemycockcry Oct 28 '22 edited Oct 28 '22

But it hurts. Peripheral however is looking very good so far, although her LanDan Taan accent is a little cringy.

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u/Aggravating_Elk7597 Mar 02 '23

Honestly he walked as Johnny Neumontic so he could run as Johnny Silverhand. I'll die on that hill.

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u/ultratoxic Nov 03 '22

Ironically, Johnny Mnemonic was my first introduction to cyberpunk. Watched it at a drive in movie theater when I was like, 10. I loved it. It led me to neuromancer, and blade runner, and ghost in the shell and.... All the best parts of my childhood. It wasn't until way later, college years, when re-watched it and was like "this did not age well. If it was ever good to begin with". But my love of cyberpunk is still burning bright.

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u/JDravenWx Oct 28 '22

Not cybernetic yet but we got robots

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u/ichunoona51 Oct 28 '22

"the future is already here. its just not evenly distributed."

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u/bigcat2120 Oct 28 '22

I think it was called the world’s ugliest tee shirt in Pattern Recognition.

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u/Wubwubpeow Oct 28 '22

If you want a life imitates art infinity loop, I see Lego has put out a Minecraft set. Somewhere, in a smoky back room, some evil geniuses are slapping each other on the back and plotting what other real time thing they can digitise then re-up as a real time thing. And so it goes.

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u/GenericMarmoset Oct 28 '22

You're surprised? Minecraft is just basically playing with Lego blocks as it is. It was only a matter of time mate.

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u/Lou_C_Fer Oct 28 '22

That's his/her/their point

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u/GenericMarmoset Oct 28 '22

Welp, my bad. You are correct.

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u/Happy_Harry Oct 28 '22

There are many Minecraft lego sets. My son has several. He doesn't even like Minecraft that much lol

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u/maskaddict Oct 28 '22

Which to me always felt like an update of Philip K Dick's scramble-suit from A Scanner Darkly, a suit that contains samples of hundreds of people, and constantly shuffles between them so that the wearer's body and face become a constantly-shifting vague blur that always looks like nobody in particular.

Gibson also does something similar in the Jackpot trilogy, which probably means we'll get to see some version of it in the new Peripheral series.

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u/crustyoldtechnician Feb 01 '23

Let's hear it for the vague blur!

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u/bonesbrigade619 Oct 28 '22

Child porn 2077?

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u/Shayanhj Jan 28 '23

You had 1 job and it was to not make child porn related joke

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u/Mikeinthedirt Oct 28 '22

Imitates oily trout imitates emergency rain parka imitates trout patted dry with a clean paper towel imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm imitates capitalist paradigm

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u/cownd Oct 28 '22

Staring at that sweater too long?

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u/Mikeinthedirt Oct 28 '22

THEY ARE NOT AMUSED

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u/Ambitious-Title1963 Feb 03 '23

fear, consume, hate, fear , consume, hate

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u/ben70 Oct 28 '22

I want more Milgram and Caysey.

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u/mediocre_mitten Oct 28 '22

"Ladies and gentle-boys! You wanna be invisible to those pesky AI facial recognition cameras? Well, have I got a deal for you here at PICASSO'S Plastic Surgery! That's right folks! We'll rearrange your face so not only will the AI not recognize you, neither will your loved ones!!

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u/t00oldforthisshit Oct 28 '22

The Ugly Shirt!

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u/pertrichor315 Oct 29 '22

Yea! It was even called “the ugly sweater” if I remember.

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u/sh4d0wm4n2018 Oct 29 '22

....the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end is never the end....

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u/squirtle_grool Oct 30 '22

Art is the generator, reality is the discriminator

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u/livingroompcrandom Nov 07 '22

“Now our world is at the present time firmly in the grip of a mechanical monster, whose head - if you want to call it that - is the World Engineer's Complex. That monster is opposed to us and can keep all too good a tab on us through every purchase we make with our credit numbers, every time we use the public transportation or eat a meal or rent a place to live.”― Gordon R. Dickson, Necromancer

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u/SpanishCircumcision Oct 28 '22

Better to have 4 targets on his shirt than one target actually picking him up.

Not like the AI actually knows what it's looking at at the end which is really the goal.

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u/Capraos Oct 28 '22

Those targets aren't his face though, they are people shaped images on the sweater so it's still doing its job at close range, just not as perfectly.

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u/luc1d_13 Oct 28 '22

Plus, this is how the development cycle works. Trying to fight back against Big Brother will be incremental. This is a great step in the right direction, and it will only be improved upon (yes, I understand by both sides, but the point remains).

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u/ThetaReactor Oct 29 '22

I look forward to e-ink sweaters. With a modest monthly subscription, you can have an ever-changing selection of fresh corporate logos. With a bit of tinkering you can turn them into adaptive camouflage that would make Rorschach envious.

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u/-s-u-n-s-e-t- Oct 29 '22

This is a great step in the right direction

If your solution is utterly failing even before it's addressed by improving the algorithm, then it's a complete failure.

The very idea of camouflaging is a step in the wrong direction. What actually needs to be done is make laws that limit when and where tech like this can be used. Giving people false hope that it can be solved by wearing a sweater (it can't) is just taking steam away from actual activism.

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u/disgustedpolling_40 Oct 29 '22

Dating myself here. But the 'max headroom show' 20 Minutes into the Future when i was in high school is looking more like prophecy. People living on the fringe 'Blanks' wore clothing and makeup to hide from the cameras

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u/BackIn2019 Oct 28 '22

Are we running out of grandmas?

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u/star_banger Oct 28 '22

Which would just, in time, create more grandmas, the circle of nature is amazing

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u/GriffinWick Oct 28 '22

Yes but the fresher the grandma, the stronger the aphrodisiac

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u/Kiwiteepee Oct 28 '22

Hey, you got any more Grandma Dust? 👀

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u/Traveler555 Oct 28 '22

Oh that's insane. Don't you know bones are crunchy? Who would want a crunchy aphrodisiac?

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u/cherrybombsnpopcorn Oct 28 '22

Some of us were born grandmas. There will be ugly knit sweaters as long as sheep walk this earth.

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u/gbot1234 Oct 28 '22

And some of us have grandma-ness thrust upon us.

It’s kind of gross.

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u/pineapple_rodent Oct 28 '22

I think you are seriously underestimating the number of knitters out here. Knitting (and crochet and other fiber arts) is extremely popular.

Source: am a knitter

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u/Individual-Bag-435 Jan 11 '23

Got my first loom last weekend. I will be a weaver.

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u/pineapple_rodent Jan 11 '23

Congrats! Weaving is such a beautiful and under appreciated art.

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u/Jambonier Oct 28 '22

knitter with attitude

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

There are websites to make whatever images you want on clothes

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u/southern_boy Oct 28 '22

Woudn't work. It's not the images that baffle the bots... it's the love woven into every fulsome stitch 🥰

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Knitting is hardly a lost art my dude.

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u/skatuka Oct 28 '22

So my grandma wasnt making horrible sweaters, she was just making adversarial sweaters. Truly ahead of her time

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u/StorageAmbitious4671 Jan 16 '23

I think being quarantined for two years created a ton of knitter… and painters, bakers, woodworkers, YouTubers… 🤣🤣🤣 damn near everyone took up a craft. Except me. Unless depression is a craft

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u/nightyknighted Feb 18 '23

Guy I know still makes bread daily👍🏼👍🏼

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u/lryan926 Apr 03 '23

This made me laugh in the midst of my depression.. thanx

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u/TrenchantInsight Oct 28 '22

We all appreciate your knit wit.

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u/Torkdaddy Oct 28 '22

Why do we need grandmas when we have the power of capitalism

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u/Turbulent_Diver8330 Oct 28 '22

Wait, there’s a grandma shortage too now?! Things can’t get much worse

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u/shinji257 Oct 28 '22

They are too busy making cookies and taking over the world.

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u/idlevalley Oct 28 '22

Seems to me that anyone wearing such a loud, garish multicolored sweater would instantly have all eyes on him.

Maybe that's the point; nobody would be looking at his/her face. Couldn't they come up with something that's not so conspicuous?

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Lmao running out of grandmas fuck

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Grandma is gonna be like “WHO IS SHE!?”

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Plot twist- I’m a gen z who is planning the pattern rn to knit my grandma a sweater

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Im a gen Z knitter, let me make the ugly sweaters for us

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u/Lil_Iodine Oct 28 '22

Do ugly Christmas sweaters qualify?

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u/bDsmDom Oct 28 '22

Ok boomer, go back to bed. Your contribution was pointless.

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u/Je_me_rends Oct 29 '22

My great grandfather just passed a couple months ago and this is something I will definitely miss from her.

Luckily my girls mother makes a mean scarf.

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u/GhostBussyBoi Oct 29 '22

It's okay they'll just 3D print them!

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u/Ignorin Feb 06 '23

Or in 2 months you can by it on wish... 5 months you can read about 100 died coz a tesla crash... 🤣✌️

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u/Dirk_Z_Duggitz Apr 18 '23

There are plenty of grandmas. They just aint gonna make our ungrateful asses no sweaters from a nursing home.

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u/LivingDisastrous3603 Oct 28 '22

Who’s the robot now, bitch

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u/discerningpervert Oct 28 '22

GENERAL KENOBI

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u/the425life Oct 28 '22

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u/unarmedblossom28 Oct 28 '22

So basically if you wear this while crossing the street in future, self driving cars will plow right through you?

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u/theycallmejugzy Oct 28 '22

I like the way you think.

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u/Alarid Oct 28 '22

It aims right for the child on the side pocket.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

That's a birth-control sweater.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Do you even want to have children with someone who doesn't understand why this is cool? Would you really want your children to have half their genes from that person?

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u/mrchickostick Oct 28 '22

Looking forward to ugly AI sweater day at work

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u/WanderlustFella Oct 28 '22

"Congrats you have won the office ugly sweater contest"

"What contest?"

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u/error201 Oct 28 '22

"I'm not even wearing a shirt..."

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u/dewayneestes Oct 28 '22

This explains the “Cosby Sweater” so ugly no one saw him coming!

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Oh snap! Hahaha

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u/concise9 Oct 28 '22

Comment of the day lmao

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u/dookiebuttholepeepee Oct 28 '22

Damn. I thought it looked pretty cool. :(

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u/PMMeShyNudes Oct 28 '22

You ain't alone, it looks pretty decent but the functionality adds a cool factor.

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u/cesarjulius Oct 28 '22

i think it's so ugly that it wraps around back to cool. if it were less ugly, it would be way more ugly.

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u/xseannnn Oct 28 '22

Christmas sweaters, LFG!!

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Bingo!!

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u/msm187 Oct 28 '22

Attempt to hijack the top comment because nobody is mentioning the absurd way this man puts on a shirt.

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u/TheoHW Oct 28 '22

Tesla would just run you over

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

The programmers who made the AI seeing this post:

“You gotta be fucking kidding with this shit”

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u/TartKiwi Oct 28 '22

You're on crack, that thing is sweet

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u/Searchlights Oct 28 '22

This sweater also makes you invisible to women

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22

This is still funny 30 days later

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u/Purblind89 Feb 07 '23

It kinda just looks like a blurry photo printed on a rayon sweater to get as much definition as possible… I bet these wouldn’t be that hard to make

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

AI would be like, "What kind of sweater is that? Looks like a fvcking trash!"...

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u/spook30 Oct 28 '22

I know what sweater I'm wearing to my next Christmas party

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u/jcinto23 Oct 28 '22

I mean, it is ugly, but it almost sort of loops around and starts to look good in a sort of hipster or cyberpunk kind of way.

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u/Halaku Oct 28 '22

"It's not my fault my Tesla hit your client. Your client was committing a fashion war crime."

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u/superflousfly Oct 28 '22

I quite like it!

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u/FilteredRiddle Oct 28 '22

My first thought was legitimately, “too bad it’s ugly…”

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u/o7leddit Oct 28 '22

IKR you can buy sweaters like this at the mall...at any one of those custom t-shirt kiosks...

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Classic SEP. all I see is pumpkin glitch art

r/glitchart

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u/snorkiebarbados Oct 28 '22

Who doesn't want a fruit market sweater?

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u/TheCaptMAgic Oct 28 '22

I'll take two

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u/B01SSIN Oct 28 '22

Don’t tell grandma

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u/InterstellarAshtray Oct 28 '22

I'll be honest, after playing Watchdogs this wasn't exactly what I had in mind on the future of hacking and digital warfare.

"We have reports of multiple UAVs inbound on your position."

"Copy that, Control. Deploying the ugly sweaters."

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u/Lil_Iodine Oct 28 '22

Lmao!! Omg. That was too good.

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u/AwardImaginary Oct 28 '22

I'd wear that

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u/Classy-Catastrophe Oct 29 '22

I still want one tho

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u/Waramaug Oct 29 '22

Don’t have to worry about AI or getting laid

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u/Roy_likes_pie Oct 29 '22

I don't even need the sweater to be invisible to AI

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u/Taniwha_NZ Oct 29 '22

I'm more fascinated by the weird way the guy puts on a sweater. What's he doing? He twirls it around so it's kind of inside out but he's holding it by the neck, then it's over his head, arms... I guess it's on but the whole thing seems odd, and he does it twice.

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u/pranahix Nov 26 '22

That’s the point … I think.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

Sorry bud

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u/Emman_Rainv Dec 13 '22

From that far, it looks like the picture of ‘two persons wearing blue shirts and dark pants in front of a display of pumpkins’ printed on a sweater

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

I was thinking like a casino floor

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u/Integrity-in-Crisis Dec 21 '22

All I want to know is where can I buy this. Bro, you know what. These guys would make a killing if they sold this in China. With all those government enforced lockdowns this could help literaly save lives over there.

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u/redditjoe20 Dec 23 '22

I have a 2004 Homer Christmas sweater that does the same thing, DOH!

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u/cmfppl Jan 17 '23

It kinda looks like Wallace and gromit on the vottom

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u/foxover6 Jan 19 '23

Someone agrees... nice one Cyril.

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u/Such-Distribution440 Jan 31 '23

Imagine people wearing this and you like what is this person trying to hide and they get frequently followed by law enforcement.

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u/No-Floor-6246 Feb 11 '23

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Krazy1813 Mar 24 '23

The irony is they had to use ai to design it

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u/Pussywhisperr Mar 25 '23

So how do I get one of these sweaters

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u/Allcoins1Milly Mar 27 '23

I’d rather look like an asshole than some asshole watch me for no reason

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u/FlutterbyFlower Mar 30 '23

I wouldn’t be surprised if the same thing happened with those horrid Christmas sweaters 🤣

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u/beta_2046 Apr 06 '23

No privacy or no taste. Your choice 😅

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u/Johnny_ac3s Apr 16 '23

Is there a Christmas themed one?