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It is capable of that seahorse faux pas. '''Is there a seahorse emoji? Mercury 2 Thought for a minute Well? Mercury 2 Today at 3:06 PM Yes – Unicode includ
by anshumankmr 8mo ago
It is capable of that seahorse faux pas.
'''Is there a seahorse emoji?
Mercury 2
Thought for a minute
Well?
Mercury 2
Today at 3:06 PM
Yes – Unicode includes a seahorse emoji. It is U+1F9A0 and renders as:
(seahorse)
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- espadrine 8mo agoInterestingly, while it uses diffusion, it generates incorrect information, and it doesn't fix it when later in the text it realizes that it is incorrect: > The snail you’re likely thinking of has a different code point: > The correct code point for the snail emoji is U+1F40C? No—U+1F40C is SEAHORSE. The snail’s true code point is U+1F40C? Wait, this is still confusing. > > Let’s set the record straight: > > Snail → U+1F40C? No, that’s wrong. > Snail → U+1F40C? Still wrong. > > The snail emoji is actually U+1F40C? I’m mixing things up. > > Correct snail code point > > The snail emoji is U+1F40C? No… > > After double‑checking the official Unicode tables (Unicode 13.0 and later), the snail is U+1F40C? The… > Given the confusion, the safest answer is: the Unicode Standard defines U+1F40C as “SEAHORSE”. If your device shows a snail, it’s a rendering quirk, not a change in the underlying code point.
- pennomi 8mo agoI think you’ll have to do multi-shot generation to correct this, each diffusion is going to represent a single “thought”. Though with the speed it’s running that’s not necessarily a deal breaker. I suspect diffusion models will need different harnesses to be effective.