Background: Dalle2 "improved" the diversity of their prompts by silently adding diversity keywords
tldr: it's the diversity stuff. Switch "cowboy" to "cowgirl", which would disable the diversity stuff because it's now explicitly asking for a 'girl', and OP's prompt works perfectly.
And turns out that, like here, if we mess around with trying to trigger or disable the diversity stuff, we can get out fine samples; the trigger word appears to be... 'basketball'! If 'basketball' is in the prompt and no identity-related keywords like 'black' are, then the full diversity filter will be applied and will destroy the results. I have no idea why 'basketball' would be a key term here, but perhaps basketball's just so strongly associated with African-Americans that it got included somehow, such as a CLIP embedding distance?
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Someday I wanna write a program where the error message is just random pictures of hot asian girls.
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Ah shit, a slutty Asian Pic again, must be an internal server error.
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How about you go learn to code instead of thinking about hot asian girls all day?
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Will you help me
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No, I won't help you.
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Pretty coherent tbh
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Your writing is far from coherent. In fact, it's pretty incoherent.
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Being able to code is largely about being able to read error messages. So you would need a really impressively large set of hot Asian girl pictures and then you'd need some kind of index that says what each one means...
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