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AI-Driven Image Generation: A Comprehensive Prompt Guide(boostpixels.com)
1 points by cateye 4y ago|0 comments
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by cateye 4y ago
I think there are 2 problems at interplay here. First, there needs to be nomenclature. This is a weird semantic problem. Music is quite abstract in that sense. The schema is just a small sub problem of this. Second, how to systematically ta
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by cateye 4y ago
https://donotpay.com/ should be involved in this case :)
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by cateye 4y ago
I get what you are trying to explain but this analogy is completely wrong. It would mean that the two subjects are complementary and are often used together which is clearly not the case. While a JavaScript framework like React can be used
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by cateye 4y ago
For most use cases, I wouldn't advice actually a JavaScript framework. The author is seriously suggesting Next.js to build a company website. In a lot of "website" scenarios, it makes much more sense to choose a CMS like Word
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GANs Didn’t Fail, They Were Abandoned(gwern.net)
4 points by cateye 4y ago|2 comments
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by cateye 4y ago
I just tried it out. This prompt (without any additional description) didn't had a satisfying expected output with Stable Diffusion 1.5. With some other keywords, it generated some cool looking images but not any where there was a clea
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by cateye 4y ago
This is really cool. I have quite some wifi issues at home but when I check things like ping everything seems normal. I'm going to try this out when I have issues in a video meeting and see if there is a correlation.
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by cateye 4y ago
This explains a lot and a cap sounds great!
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by cateye 4y ago
Is 9% fee per successful referral not crazy expensive? Or am I missing something here?
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by cateye 5y ago
Thought exactly the same. I was once walking on the street and someone asked me: -"Do you know which direction I need to walk to get to a metro station?" I answered: -"Don't search for direction, accept the presence to
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by cateye 5y ago
If you think governments are bad, wait until you see this: https://twitter.com/CryptoWhale/status/1487095816145801221?t...
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by cateye 5y ago
After reading this, the reputation of the project improved in my mind tremendously. Not only because they take a clear standpoint from the core principles that they have chosen. But especially that this proofs that the whole project shows t
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by cateye 5y ago
314 miles range to "experience nature" feels very problematic. I immediately had to think about the movie "Into the wild".
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by cateye 5y ago
I really enjoyed reading this the clear and concise way of explanation as documentation. While I was totally not interested in a hash function whatsoever, I read the whole thing :)
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by cateye 5y ago
I once wanted to create a custom chart. I found https://plotly.com/chart-studio/ the most flexible and powerful online tool.
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by cateye 6y ago
What surprised me the most is that most developers can't actually use Excel properly. Most developers struggle even with really basic Excel operations while a lot of non-programmers can do advanced and useful things with it. For exampe
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by cateye 6y ago
Do you really think this is a technical limitation of the current banking systems and a missing "feature"? Or is it the Bitcoin technology that "solves" this? The whole reason that it is not allowed to send money to an a
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by cateye 6y ago
Fantasy/Thriller/Drama serie on Netflix with a story line related to Göbekli tepe: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt10075318/ Don't have to high expectations. Isn't factual and also the scenario isn&
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by cateye 6y ago
I did create low-fidelity wireframes in the past. But it felt like low-fidelity wireframes just added extra noise and additional needed iterations. By using high-fidelity UI kits, it is almost as easy to create wireframes without having to
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by cateye 6y ago
These visuals just miss the horror movie soundtrack :)
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by cateye 6y ago
I've always felt this problem from the first time I touched Angular. It was just so much more complex and fragile without actually a lot of benefit unless you wanted to make a really interactive async application like Google Docs or Fa
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by cateye 6y ago
<tin foil hat mode:on> Schools are mainly about supplying cheap workforce for existing companies. Learning things like starting your own company or managing money in a way that increases negotiation power of the workers, is a disadvan
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by cateye 6y ago
The term "technical debt" has a certain semantic load and is therefore almost impossible to have a proper discussion about it. There are several things that are meant by it: 1. Every written line of code could be improved. If we u
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by cateye 6y ago
Why do you describe it as "automation for JVM" instead of "automation that runs on JVM"?
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by cateye 6y ago
This is a really hard problem because news is inherently biased, political in nature and the incentives are on all sides huge. EU Copyright Directive is requiring tech giants to license the right to reproduce copyrighted material on their o
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by cateye 6y ago
I really hope he gets a lot more mainstream recognition and appreciation for what he has done for Apple. It would be nice to see that who laughs last laughs best. I don't like to hear phrases like: Engineers are important, but in the e
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by cateye 6y ago
It's actually quite funny that the Zoom auto remove background does a pretty good job. I can't get the same results easily in Adobe Premiere actually. Snapchat filters are even more impressive and it is magnitudes more difficult
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by cateye 6y ago
There is huge need for such an application. Hope that it becomes moderately successful. If it becomes too successful, it will become victim of it's success like Reddit.
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by cateye 6y ago
Curious how this will effect "the developer experience" considering that cloud instances are also transforming to ARM based processors.

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