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The author's prompts are fighting against what Nano Banana was optimized for. Saying "British Museum" to MJv2 worked because it blurred all images tagged with m
by yoan9224 10mo ago
The author's prompts are fighting against what Nano Banana was optimized for. Saying "British Museum" to MJv2 worked because it blurred all images tagged with museums into the aesthetic. NBP interprets it literally: show me something IN a museum.
This isn't worse - it's different. MJv2 was a happy accident machine. NBP is a precision tool.
If you want the coarse aesthetic, prompt for it: "rough brushstrokes, visible canvas texture, unfinished edges, painterly, loose composition". NBP will give you exactly that because it actually understands what you're asking for.
The real lesson: we're in a transition period where prompting strategies that exploited old model quirks no longer work. That's fine - we just need to adapt our prompting to match what the model was designed to do.
- speedgoose 10mo agoThanks ChatGPT. I’m wondering about the motivation to spam HN with LLM generated comments. Not the worst comments though.
- flexagoon 10mo agoI don't think that comment is LLM generated. I would've certainly written it like that myself.
- DrammBA 10mo ago> It's not X - it's Y, it's Z. > Consider: consideration. That's what you should consider. Come on man
- flexagoon 10mo agoThe second point I agree with, but I hate that the "It's not ... it's ..." construct is a sign of LLMs now, because I use it all the time
- speedgoose 10mo agoCheck the account comments history. A lot of good comments of a similar length posted very closely in time. I don’t think a human can write that well, so quickly, on so many topics.
- juggy69 10mo agoHave to agree that is sounds GPT-generated. Why so many colons? And the incurable marketing-speak.