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bavell
3y ago
I mean, people spend way more than that on random art paintings and sculptures right? With this, it could always be repurposed if something new and shiny comes along
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3y ago
Node based workflows with little DRY capability (i.e. ComfyUI) do get painful as the workflow grows. That said, an http server capabable of executing ML DAGs is extremely useful and a great building block for other tools and UIs to be built
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3y ago
IME I haven't gotten great results using SAM, maybe it was just the images I was using? They weren't great quality and it seemed to struggle with low contrast areas
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3y ago
I wrote a typescript API generator for ComfyUI, works great - hopefully will have time to release it soon. I think there's so much unexplored potential in UI and workflows around generative AI, we've barely scratched the surface.
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3y ago
Also CivitAI but beware the NSFW https://civitai.com/
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3y ago
Have you used `mediainfo` to check the codecs, bitrate and encoding settings? Curious what you'd find there...
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3y ago
I'm still on rocm 5.4, been working great on my 6750XT for the past few months (Arch).
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3y ago
Just use a serious development OS instead ;)
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3y ago
Good overview, recommended for anyone wanting a quick lay of the land.
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3y ago
I suppose you must be driven mad by astrophotography.
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3y ago
Mkcert makes it easy, why not?
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3y ago
I just setup a local https dev domain wildcard (*.internal) with mkcert and caddy a few days ago - working great on all my devices and only took a few hours to figure out and get working.
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3y ago
Wow, very unfortunate the core team has to wase so much time and money on frivolous claims. Shame on the guy causing all this pain and waste.
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3y ago
> rigorous trials Good thing we don't have any warp speed vaccines that compress this vital process!
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3y ago
This comment and entire site feels AI-generated...
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3y ago
Meh, both my parents practice law and I went into software dev. Had no interest in following in their footsteps.
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3y ago
As much as I hate discord for anything other than strictly gaming and fun, if your user demographic is primarily kids, teenagers and young adults I think Discord is fine. They're already on it anyway and you have to meet users where th
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3y ago
Case in point: Arch Wiki
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3y ago
This is a big reason I'm still 100% satisfied being a solopreneur and working with specific clients I've chosen with lots of autonomy. Soooo much more productive and effective in terms of Getting Things Done™
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3y ago
Very well put and so true. You can exercise much more leverage by exuding professionalism and experience. I've successfully talked stubborn execs out of bad ideas by framing things in terms they understand (risk, costs, reputation). An
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3y ago
Very similar experience in my ~decade of experience in software dev as an entrepreneur.
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3y ago
It feels good to blame reddit as we look down from our ivory towers though :)
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3y ago
What are you talking about?? Owning a physical game is not at ALL what we are discussing. I buy 2-4 games a month, all through steam and OBVIOUSLY they are all digital downloads, no physical copies. Going from an ownership model to a rent-e
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3y ago
How many people were asked in each poll and were they all French? Genuinely curious.
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Technically only because Russia treats it's troops like disposable cannon fodder and early in the war was sending 2 soldiers for every rifle with the instructions for the second guy to pick up the rifle when the first guy dies.
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3y ago
Known as "DC brain worms" here in the US
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3y ago
Listening to your favorite new song everyday for a week is spaced repetition and very enjoyable, no pain whatsoever. You'll quickly learn the nuances of the song that you didn't pick up in your first few listens. Also a great way
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I think strength naturally begets respect in men, has nothing to do with T levels.
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Why do you complain about someone else complaining over someone else's complaints?
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3y ago
> might be better in terms of making sure all born humans get what they need. Might be. Or might not be. Who knows? Let's leave it up to random chance and see what happens! No point in trying to understand this phenomenon right?
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