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by ehsankia 4y ago
That comment you link is from 2019, and Google has made many substantial changes to MV3 since in response to the feedback. It obviously still doesn't give as much power as WebRequest API, but they still addressed many complaints and in
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by ehsankia 4y ago
That's honestly one of my favorite prompts. It's funny to think I use this state of the art AI to generate crayon drawings, but they look so great! https://i.imgur.com/jKcNkat.png
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by ehsankia 4y ago
It's not that it's "vague", they intentionally throw off when you try to generate a photo of a named person. It's an intentional protection they put in. If you just do "king" it'll likely do fine, but
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Top 1% is a bit exaggerated, but there is definitely a lot of not good stuff. I find that Dall-E does especially poorly with underspecified prompts too, unlike something like Midjourney which can give visually pleasing photos for even the m
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by ehsankia 4y ago
How is it neutering it? Can you specifically list the features that would not be possible under MV3, and how commonly used said features are by the average people who install the extension and don't customize anything?
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by ehsankia 4y ago
The fact that I don't want to partake in childish browser wars is the reason Chrome has larger user share? Apple has the exact same limitation on Safari yet no one claims "Apple forced Declarative API down people's throat&quo
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Do we yet know what the status of uBlock or a uBlock fork for Manifest V3 is? I know it won't be able to have all the same features, but it certainly will be doable, but have the authors fully set their minds up about not converting th
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Even ignoring the comparison to existing options. 700$ doesn't sound ridiculous if you consider it includes exam, fitting and so on. It's only 2x the price of airpods, which doesn't come with exam or fitting.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Or maybe they were removed because the integration test failed and no one felt like fixing it so they just axed it.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Enjoy: https://searchengineland.com/the-big-list-of-google-easter-e...
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Again, the culture hasn't changed. I remember paid Photoshop tutorial two decades ago, just as there is free prompt databases nowadays as I mentioned in the previous post. There always was and will always be some people trying to profi
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Another win for the extremist anti-porn group Exodus Cry. They are just using a small handful of cases slipping through the cracks to make it look like PH is doing nothing to moderate this content. Their end goal was never to protect childr
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by ehsankia 4y ago
> refuses to stop once faced with reasonable evidence That's implying that PH is doing nothing to stop it. There's a difference between there being a few handful of examples of cases slipping through the cracks, vs PH intention
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by ehsankia 4y ago
It probably depends highly on load / time of day. I agree it would be nice to have concrete stats though about the average and variance. I just got access to Dall-E today, and there it's 115 prompts for 15$, so roughly twice the p
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I don't really agree with your take. First off, the PDF in this very post, as well as promptwiki link posted elsewhere in the comments, shows that there are definitely people doing this for free too. As for your analogy, I'd say i
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by ehsankia 4y ago
The whole thing is run through Discord bot, which is unfortunate but I guess it allowed them to get half their infrastructure for free? You interact with the bot through Discord commands and it generates and returns the photos to you.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Prompt crafting is quickly becoming an art. I just found out yesterday that there's actually market places for buying and selling prompts [0]. It can really make a big difference if you can tune the image by adding the right words. Mid
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I really enjoy Midjourney for more abstract and vague vibe art. It's not as good at specific stuff (although Imagen/Parti are much better at it even than Dall-E too, which has its own shortcoming around text and numbers). My favor
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I've been using Midjourney [1] (it's not free, 25 photos demo, then 10$ for ~200 photos or 30$ for unlimited I think?). It's fairly fast, ~20s for a grid of 4, then as much for upscaling. I like the controls, it lets you do v
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by ehsankia 4y ago
The other kind of support isn't good either, they promise 2 year of updates. Pixel 6a and Samsung both are at 5 years now.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
It's almost exactly the same size as an iPhone 6: https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-6,Asus-Z... A little bit taller, but still very one hand usable. Screensize is misleading given that bezel
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by ehsankia 4y ago
799, that's a huge bump in price, likely due to having the highest end qualcomm. I think this phone would've been perfectly fine with a lower tier CPU, and cheaper price.
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Right, but even a speed up / quality increase can flip workflows on their head. Take ray tracing for example, when you speed it up by an order of magnitude, you can suddenly go from taking a break every time you want to render a scen
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Also, like it or not, the majority of the internet runs on ads currently. Remember the outrage from Youtube creators when adpocalypse happened and everyone's income just dropped? Now imagine you're a website owner and suddenly you
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by ehsankia 4y ago
It's simple, have servers that enforce no-mod rule, and have servers that don't. Even back in cs1.6 there was the concept of VAC enabled and non-VAC enabled servers. Hackers could go in non-VAC servers and hack to their heart&#x27
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Is that really related to modding though? I thought model swapping was built-into the game, people can change their look without any mods. How does banning mods solve that?
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by ehsankia 4y ago
Yeah, there used to be an official emoji kitchen website long before it was integrated into Gboard, but they go rid of it after the Gboard integration :\ I've been looking for a site like this since, apparently there's a few other
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by ehsankia 4y ago
He wasn't working on lambda itself, he switched (specifically) switched to a team whose job it was to evaluate Lambda (not the people who make it).
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by ehsankia 4y ago
I don't understand why everyone here is talking about Lambda not being sentient or Lemoine's state of mind. None of that is relevant here. He was fired for literally taking confidential information and leaking it straight to the p
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by ehsankia 4y ago
There's something really awesome about learning a new game, it's ruleset, then techniques and tricks. Like once you play a game for a long time, you go into automatic mode and you're not really learning anything anymore, like

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