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Maybe just me but the resultant generations look like generic animals. I want _my_ special snowflake little snicker doodle. I'm a pet lover, just fostered 3 ki

by apsurd 1y ago

Maybe just me but the resultant generations look like generic animals. I want _my_ special snowflake little snicker doodle. I'm a pet lover, just fostered 3 kittens. My brother makes apple messenger stickers of them and puts them all over our group chat. It's great, i love it, they are very very much "hey that's Tilly, look how cute!". vs "it's a cat"

arthurcolle 1y ago
Thank you, this is critical feedback. I totally know what you mean. Quick question - you tried upload from main page, or did you create a pet in the dashboard and then generate a sticker from that pet page in the dashboard? Not trying to keep posting this video link, but wondering if you were able to get a sticker wall going in the studio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcn8dSt7CcQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcn8dSt7CcQ -- ninja edit for myself: Reading back this comment I notice I have too many linguistic abstractions I'm repurposing for this app, but I totally know what you mean @apsurd - and your special snowflake little snicker doodle deserves every variation this construct has to offer.
- apsurd 1y ago
  I'm purely going off the homepage examples, I didn't use the app for myself, given I think it'll just be generic stickers. A good example is the Tuxedo cat. The original image of the real cat shows the white fur on the face is not symmetrical, there's a cute little dollop of white over the right eye. The generated sticker is completely generic, symmetrical ^ shape of white fur. Real cat doesn't look like that. Not to their owner!
dylan604 1y ago
These AI Show HN are just becoming (have become??) boring. The lack of similarity to the original was the first thing that I noticed as well. It just looks like some generic clip art was used rather than genAI type of outputs. It's so bad that I honestly question why the dev would even bother looking for feed back. If you didn't expect people to call out that your output doesn't look like the source, then you're just too scoped in to see the big picture. If the dev did know this but posted anyways, why? It just looks like you have no clue what you're doing. Why why why?

by apsurd 1y ago

arthurcolle 1y ago

Thank you, this is critical feedback. I totally know what you mean. Quick question - you tried upload from main page, or did you create a pet in the dashboard and then generate a sticker from that pet page in the dashboard? Not trying to keep posting this video link, but wondering if you were able to get a sticker wall going in the studio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcn8dSt7CcQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xcn8dSt7CcQ -- ninja edit for myself: Reading back this comment I notice I have too many linguistic abstractions I'm repurposing for this app, but I totally know what you mean @apsurd - and your special snowflake little snicker doodle deserves every variation this construct has to offer.

apsurd 1y ago
I'm purely going off the homepage examples, I didn't use the app for myself, given I think it'll just be generic stickers. A good example is the Tuxedo cat. The original image of the real cat shows the white fur on the face is not symmetrical, there's a cute little dollop of white over the right eye. The generated sticker is completely generic, symmetrical ^ shape of white fur. Real cat doesn't look like that. Not to their owner!

dylan604 1y ago

These AI Show HN are just becoming (have become??) boring. The lack of similarity to the original was the first thing that I noticed as well. It just looks like some generic clip art was used rather than genAI type of outputs. It's so bad that I honestly question why the dev would even bother looking for feed back. If you didn't expect people to call out that your output doesn't look like the source, then you're just too scoped in to see the big picture. If the dev did know this but posted anyways, why? It just looks like you have no clue what you're doing. Why why why?