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It drains the phone battery so fast it's unusable as is.
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ComfyUI has all the bells and whistles and is node based which is wonderful. In comfyui you can use any of these and more: Flux has been very popular lately. Pony is popular especially for adult content. SDXL is still great as it has lots o
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To make Maya blue, May places ch’oj leaves in alkaline water – using lime or ash – for 24 hours in a concrete vat at his home. Then the mixture is strained and palygorskite clay, collected from nearby caves, is positioned at the bottom of t
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Thanks, it has been a fun passion project! As for batching images, I agree its too bad it can take a lot of tries for some of the images, though it isnt always that way. I'm still mindblown I can magically create images from words thou
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Turning a great old book into a serialized comic with help from AI
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OpenAI's Sora has been leaked
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From my experience mentoring junior designers Ive learned to set the utopian belief that "its all for the user" is a matter of perspective. A stakeholder is also a user and their utopia is different from any preconceived ideal use
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2y ago
Whichever AI wrote this article used way too many star trek puns
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2y ago
in cred ible
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The words that must not be named are and always have been informal speech in online multiplayer voice chats.
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The author is getting older and angry they dont understand kids these days.
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This is my current belief as well. Ive designed many features with AI models and it wasn't until we recently branded those features with an AI personified name that users (and wall street) noticed.
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2y ago
Clocks were expensive.
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2y ago
Interesting solution to limit to one device or household.
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2y ago
Dynamically get larger as battery life decreases
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Digital transactions being easier to track than physical ones is my guess. Everything I buy with crypto is attached to my wallet. No one knows what I bought with cash or traded items for.
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2y ago
I agree, and more often than not, when Ive mentioned this to folks they get very defensive and insist that news isnt "media", which I definitely disagree with. I find myself thinking about nutrition a lot after reading this a numb
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2y ago
Im confused by this speculation as the .io TLD isnt owned by that country and it isnt disappearing...
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2y ago
Right, hence the point about legal solutions. Laws will eventually change when more robots are driving.
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2y ago
These cars dont need windows people can see into from the outside, or their side mirrors, or the steering wheel and pedals etc etc. In time these hardware and probably legal solutions should solve these types of problems I would think.
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This headline is misleading, it isnt the biblical plant they were hoping for. Still neat how they germinated an old seed. From the article's end: > Based on all these things, it’s not the Judean balsam
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Yeah this article's written so it sounds like the cloning process is the problem but a sentence in the article mentions the big issue is likely illegally obtaining the animal DNA from another country. Hes a cum smuggler it would appear
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2y ago
For as many problems as my Tesla has given me at least the phone app acting as a key and all the wireless features are included. Only 2 digital upsells were FSD and data for apps like apple music and live traffic, but normal maps without li
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2y ago
Similar story for my partner in the USA.
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2y ago
Sounds like another spoiled rich kid selfishly exploiting others for gain.
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I turned down a job to design monitoring software for pilots and other operators of heavy machinery because of how orwellian it all was. The software was measuring blink quantity and would penalize drivers for too much blinking so drivers s
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3,500 year old cheese lumps removed from a Xiaohe cemetery. Amazing they survived.
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Ya this is amazing!
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Really? Everyone outside of tech that Ive talked to uses it. I have a new mail carrier and I was chatting with her and she mentioned that she used chatgpt to complete her job application for the carrier position.
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