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by drschwabe 3y ago
Yeah that tutorial is decent its what I used to get going. Note that all of the images in those comfy tutorials (except for images of the UI itself) can be dragndropped into ComfyUI and you'll get the entire node layout you can use to
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Yeah the PNG embedded 'drag and drop to restore your config' is brilliant. Reminds me of Fireworks which Adobe killed off (after putting out a decent update or two to be fair) which used PNGs for layers and meta ala PSD format. Bu
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by drschwabe 3y ago
ControlNet model specifically the scribble ControlNet (and ComfyUI) was major gamechanger for me. Was getting good results with just SD and occassional masking but it would take hours and hours to hone in and composite a complex scene with
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Consider switching to Linux, I think you will see this trend a lot more.
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by drschwabe 3y ago
One theory: TypeScript Maybe tangential, but I have seen a pattern of projects that go all-in on TypeScript only to become overly complex & lose development steam. I'm not saying that is or will be the case with Codemirror but I d
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Nice to see sprae on there it's handy when you want reactivity with minimal fuss. I would lobby for featuring Webreflection's uhtml it is a workhorse for me personally.
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Good points > Anyway, defending a patent requires some deep pockets, and if you don't defend them, they are just cost with no benefit. unless you just need them for gov't grants that require them - in this case it's an inv
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by drschwabe 3y ago
It's a Canadian tech grant; non-dilluting - and they don't explicitly specify it is a requirement, but from the rep directly working for the program and anyone who I've talked to who has applied to the program your chances of
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Thanks for the links. How do you suggest startup entrepreneurs work around the broader moral dillemma here? On one had, we shouldn't feed the flames but on the other hand - we may need a foundation of patents for defensive measure or
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by drschwabe 3y ago
Not a question, cause you already mention this here, but just wanted to give you extra props for supporting CommonJS out of the box; keep up the great work. https://twitter.com/jarredsumner/status/14752382591270584
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by drschwabe 4y ago
`Template literals ie- multiline strings without needing escape or newline characters is a signficant advantage of JS object over JSON` some will argue that scripting would thus be possible if the config was simply JS but that is a rabbit h
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by drschwabe 4y ago
> You can't get any simpler than JSON. Actually a plain text file containing a JavaScript object is simpler and prettier than JSON. Not universal across languages though I suppose.
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by drschwabe 4y ago
SvelteKit is nice to rapidly develop websites (after some initial training/familiarization/minor frustrations stage), I only wish it was a library w/ perhaps a separate CLI utility and the framework optional; ie- if they expo
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by drschwabe 4y ago
Obligatory plug for Mattchat if you enjoy CRPG Addict https://www.youtube.com/c/MattBarton
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by drschwabe 4y ago
Not just you. Hotreload can be handy to some extent, annoying in others - I like to preserve state of given app including what the dom looks like + the window/memory state in devtools. Iterate in code, refresh, then compare. You can
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by drschwabe 4y ago
Another option, hypothetical, is you export your emails to a common format like markdown (with embedded meta directly in each file; 1 per email or in a pair where the secondary file is the same name but stores meta only ie- in json) and the
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Excellent insight. And agree to your theoretical conclusion to some extent. To share contractor perspective: a problem I've identified is ambiguous overlap of ownership/maintainer role of project code between contractor and contr
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Right, ガイジン thx for correction.
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Good to know. Thanks and all the best in 2021 !
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Really insightful, glad to hear it (and am also at capacity at the moment but should you ever need HTML/CSS/JS gamedev freelancer feel free to reach out) Yet I wish to press once more, the main worry I have I wish to quelle if you
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Right on; well that is the best way to enter any area: with relevance. It's super neat you got the inside view on more than one front; hope your Switch project was a success. Yeah I must have been at the new building; again to clarify
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Indeed! As I wrote the comment above, I pulled up my old photo of outside Nintendo's Kyoto office that day and noticed/realized that sure enough they actually display that Kanji you shared on a blue/white flat atop a tall fla
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Neat! Thanks for sharing those experiences. To clarify, the North Korean palace you refer to - which is the new building; is the boring blue and gray square shaped hospital looking one (the one I describe with the official sign out front
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by drschwabe 6y ago
> Once you get inside the building, it is a little like you’ve described. But on the outside, it’s very simple and clean, just a simple square building. Some people have even likened the reception area to a hospital waiting room. It’s ki
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by drschwabe 6y ago
Encourage your current 'Bitcoin friendly vendors' to accept Lightning network payments. Your Bitcoin tx fees can then be fractions of cents.
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by drschwabe 6y ago
As a freelance programmer/UX designer I offer my clients to pay in Bitcoin (yes, as a currency). So far over the course of my decade-ish long career most invoices are paid via fiat but actually my record sale was paid in Bitcoin. The
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by drschwabe 13y ago
The big innovation here, it seems, is pricing. Square Cash transfers are free. In Canada, the email/Interac bank transfers that are so prevalent here still cost $1.50 charge per transaction.