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Jack000
9y ago
thanks, I'll look into it
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Jack000
9y ago
does the page load? more details would help me identify the issue
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Jack000
9y ago
at least I didn't call it AI :]
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Jack000
9y ago
server's at 90x but uploads do complete eventually.. just really slow right now from hn traffic!
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Jack000
9y ago
maybe "basic computer vision"? dilate/erode/open/close filters come from computer vision afaik.
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Jack000
9y ago
what seems to be the problem? server getting hammered by hn traffic might have something to do with it
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9y ago
oops, fixed!
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Show HN: Logo Crunch – Multi-resolution logo maker
(brandmark.io)
328 points
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Jack000
9y ago
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65 comments
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Jack000
9y ago
it would be cool to have this with a more neutral data set like wikipedia or google news. I think the biggest problem with word2vec is that it only captures the context of the word and not the meaning. eg. the top results for "cold&quo
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9y ago
That sounds more like a bin-packing problem than a jig-saw problem. If the irregular pieces fit in a specific way the problem is simplified (just check interfaces), if they don't the problem is much harder as you'd have to calcula
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Jack000
9y ago
have you tried the sweep? I cancelled my pre-order after seeing some bad reviews
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Jack000
9y ago
what's the issue? I'll have a look
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Show HN: Logo Crunch – Make your high-res logo legible at lower resolutions
(brandmark.io)
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9y ago
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Jack000
9y ago
I hated it at first but started liking it after a few weeks. 9 months later I kind of hate it again. You get used to the short travel, and the clickiness is very pleasant. The problem I have now is that sometimes you can feel a click and it
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Jack000
9y ago
if the tool told you something you already knew - that notable logos are good, what would be the point? maybe there's more value in discussing why the algorithm thinks bland logos score higher than the notable ones.
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Jack000
9y ago
see thenounproject.com
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9y ago
someone's been abusing the server.. time to put up a captcha I guess :/
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9y ago
deleted after a day
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Jack000
9y ago
yeah it doesn't really work for word-based logos. It's based on thenounproject, which has mostly square-ish icons.
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9y ago
one or two exact-matches doesn't affect the score much. It considers the aggregate similarity of the 150 most similar icons, out of 1M icons. In Apple's case it's mostly because there are a lot of apple icons that look very s
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9y ago
maybe that image really is a better logo than nike :] - on a uniqueness front there are a lot of swooshes, peppers and moustaches that look sort of similar to nike, whereas that image is guaranteed to not have been used for any icon or logo
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Jack000
9y ago
it's definitely not perfect. I think the embedding-vector approach of image search isn't scale invariant.
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9y ago
hey guys this is the same neural net I use for the logo generator on brandmark.io - it basically does a visual similarity search on thenounproject to see how much your logo stands out from stock icons. it's intended to rate the technic
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Show HN: A neural net that critiques your logo
(brandmark.io)
152 points
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9y ago
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I've ridden a boosted in NY and own two Chinese boards. I think the biggest problem with Boosted is that the vision they sold in their TED talk isn't very realistic. The main issues I have: - they need bike lanes. You could ride i
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there was a tax issue in our shopping cart software that only occurred in florida. I googled for an address in florida and put in a few test purchases. Long story short, I shipped a thousand dollars worth of networking equipment to Disney W
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9y ago
so all you have to do is register? Is everyone who apply approved? they make it sound like an exclusive thing by leading with that line.
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9y ago
"Are you a member of the NVIDIA Developer Program in the US or Canada? If so, you’re eligible for an exclusive developer discount on the NVIDIA® Jetson™ TX1 Developer Kit SE" is it easy to join the developer program? Seems like no
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Show HN: Critiquing logo designs via deep learning
(brandmark.io)
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9y ago
wait, wouldn't scaling income by a constant multiple be the same as not changing anything? Your income and expenses are both doubled. this would just kill the bank accounts of anyone holding cash.
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