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by herval 4y ago
Without prediction, we wouldn’t be able to _walk_!
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by herval 4y ago
To be fair, that's usually accurate - unlike someone getting fired because of their own performance, layoffs are usually untargeted, and include people that were great at their jobs. And let's face it, getting fired is a huge stig
633.
by herval 4y ago
When someone is accidental, blameless or unexpected, like someone suddenly dying, it's entirely natural to use something like "passed away". Not the case when someone is directly responsible - "X was murdered by Y"
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by herval 4y ago
Some open plan offices have good acoustics, others are quite literally open warehouses where the noise adds up, even if everyone whispers. And there's always that guy who's always shouting and doesn't respond when you ask the
635.
by herval 4y ago
Chill, bro
636.
by herval 4y ago
you sound way too offended, go take a walk?
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by herval 4y ago
It’s not really though - your brain has a circadian rhythm, for instance, which is closer to a clock than to an LLM.
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by herval 4y ago
oh yes, the brain is a Turing Machine! Forgot that one too
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by herval 4y ago
Every new technology is always used as an analogy to describe how the brain functions. The brain is "a series of pipes", "a series of cogs", "an eletro-mechanical machine", "a computer", "a serie
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by herval 4y ago
It's sorta like this already, in the _present_ - people post photos with filters all the time, smart phone cameras color-correct and sharpen everything with AI (not just Samsung's). It'll just become more and more commonplace
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by herval 4y ago
I doubt anyone with an office setup like yours would hate going to the office :-)
642.
by herval 4y ago
ControlNet is where it's at - the depth model can completely reskin an image [1] with a bit of prompting, and you can compose them (multiple controlnets feeding on each other) [1] https://twitter.com/herval/status&
643.
by herval 4y ago
should be fixed now! thanks for spotting that <3
644.
by herval 4y ago
can you check if there's any error on the web console? tks
645.
by herval 4y ago
yes! there's some new params added to the controlnet demo which I didnt have the time to incorporate yet, will do that later today. Makes the images much more coherent.
646.
by herval 4y ago
working on it :-) thanks for the feedback!
647.
by herval 4y ago
Thanks for the load-test, HN! Time to improve the public feed (and the sketch engine) :-)
648.
by herval 4y ago
It got overloaded with juvies posting dick pics and went OOM. It takes ~1-5 seconds to generate, normally
649.
by herval 4y ago
thanks! Just did that :-)
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Show HN: Convert sketches into images using ControlNet(clio.so)
76 points by herval 4y ago|31 comments
651.
by herval 4y ago
There’s also some etiquette about what emojis are boomer (thus u should never use them).
652.
by herval 4y ago
A bit off topic, but… congrats on Supabase. Incredible piece of software, I’m having a ton of fun using it
653.
by herval 4y ago
Made this as a visual reference of all the artist names I could find. All generated using SD 1.5. Hope it's useful!
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Show HN: Stable Diffusion 1.5 Rabbits(clio.so)
3 points by herval 4y ago|2 comments
655.
by herval 4y ago
FB had quite the infrastructure when Instagram Stories was released... not sure that comparison makes a ton of sense?
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Show HN: A prompt helper for Stable Diffusion(clio.so)
2 points by herval 4y ago|0 comments
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by herval 4y ago
it does case matching (#hashTag === #hashtag === #HashTag) too
658.
by herval 4y ago
your LinkedIn link doesn't seem to be working
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by herval 4y ago
As a counterpoint, this does add to Google's already established reputation of not shipping stuff. "No men" are generally a bad idea, they kill innovation and slow things down.
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by herval 4y ago
Love the landing page! The mouse-over gifs are a very nice touch :)

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