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In the Unbox therapy video it did say what breed the dog is. That is useful!
by manojlds 2y ago
In the Unbox therapy video it did say what breed the dog is. That is useful!
- tazu 2y agoWhat about mutts? Would be cool if dog physiognomy is so advanced it could identify distinct breed percentages. Then we could apply it to humans. That would be useful!
- dagmx 2y agoYour phone can do that though. It's built into iOS, and I believe on Android it's part of Google Lens.
- manojlds 2y agoYeah but for me I am thinking of how kids can use this to learn things around them
- _heimdall 2y agoGenuine question, is that something we really need? That's a lot of hardware and compute just to have a gadget that helps identify dog breeds, assuming the dog is purebred to begin with.
- bpev 2y agoOne step closer to the app I always dreamed of: "Can I eat this?" Pic of random foliage > is this safe to eat
- ado__dev 2y agoWould you trust an LLM with that question though? I know I wouldn't.
- danpalmer 2y agoAlternatively you could ask the owner holding the dog. I don't disagree that knowing the breed might be nice, but again I feel like it lacks a real-world use-case. How many dogs do I see in day to day life that are unaccompanied? None.