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by neilxm 3y ago
Yea you don't absolutely need a 3D model. The benefit of 3D though, is you can define any camera angle and perspective of the main product. now of course you just take a picture of a product from any angle if it were in front of you, b
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by neilxm 3y ago
So because this is a threejs canvas, we could build an interface to add lights anywhere, to adjust lighting on the model. this is an early version so it's not in there, but really easy to add in code. perhaps that will be the next feat
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by neilxm 3y ago
thank you!
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by neilxm 3y ago
It's not that different right now you're right about that. It chains that sequence of steps together and I'm not really sending any meta data about the objects pose to SD, I just leave it up to the model. But the next step he
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by neilxm 3y ago
Reading your question again, I should clarify - it's not quite compositing a random background under the 2d image. it's using stable diffusion to "in-paint" a background that makes sense spatially, with correct shadows,
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by neilxm 3y ago
yea so as of now, it is a fairly loose integration between threejs "rendering" a 2d image of a scanned product at some orientation, and then Stable diffusion inpainting a background around it. However, there's a number of ext
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by neilxm 3y ago
Pretty much. additionally, i think NeRF is really promising for this use case. You don't really need a 3D model per se to view a thing from different angles. The only issue is lighting - both photogrammetry and nerf suck have baked lig
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by neilxm 3y ago
yeaaa. well i could technically add a settings page to add your Replicate api token and run it on Vercel.
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by neilxm 3y ago
Good point, I haven't put up a web demo you can try without running the repo, but there's a video linked to the image on the very top of the README. here's the video again, i should probably make it more obvious that the imag
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Show HN: Generate Stable Diffusion scenes around 3D models(github.com)
123 points by neilxm 3y ago|53 comments
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by neilxm 3y ago
i'm a bit worried about mixing screen time and reading. i know parents who try to limit tablet usage and use reading as a way to get their kids into a calmer state of mind. Is gamifying reading going to take away from that? I realize t
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by neilxm 3y ago
'nerd' being uncool is a 90s theme. every nerdy is cool again in 2023 :)
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by neilxm 5y ago
Awesome! Would love to know what you think :)
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by neilxm 5y ago
This is actually pretty awesome. I'm working on something complementary - a design tool to let people create collections of furniture and decor and share with others. ( https://dabble.so ) I'd love to chat with you about
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by neilxm 5y ago
Hey folks! After months of development, we're thrilled to finally launch Dabble! * What is Dabble? Dabble is an A.I.-assisted creative tool for interior design. It lets you clip furniture and decor products from anywhere online, design
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Show HN: Dabble – We built an A.I. assisted interior design tool(dabble.so)
2 points by neilxm 5y ago|3 comments
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by neilxm 5y ago
For last few months my co-founders and I have been working on Dabble - a chrome extension + app that lets you clip products from any furniture store and design your home with them. This is actually a pivot. Before Dabble we were building a
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Show HN: Dabble – A Chrome extension to visualize furniture while shopping(dabble.so)
1 points by neilxm 5y ago|1 comments
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by neilxm 5y ago
test
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Five lessons on doing Nobel-prize worthy work by Richard Hamming(neilmathew.co)
2 points by neilxm 6y ago|0 comments
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by neilxm 6y ago
That's fair. The point I was trying to make was that it's better to start any new thing in small stages, because you don't know what you don't know. For service businesses, the default mode of operation is starting as a
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Don't start a business. Work on a side project instead(neilmathew.co)
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by neilxm 6y ago
Hi Troy, good point. So actually, when you visit a collection you can click on stuff and see info like pricing and dimensions on there. When you try to change something it prompts you to login. I suppose we could do that for the homepage as
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by neilxm 6y ago
Hey everyone! We're looking for feedback on [Dabble]( https://dabble.style ), an e-commerce solution we are building that lets you visualize and design your living room with furniture from multiple stores at once. Here's
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Show HN: Dabble - Online furniture shopping that doesn't suck(dabble.style)
5 points by neilxm 6y ago|4 comments
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by neilxm 6y ago
I'm constantly impressed with how flexible Notion is and wanted to see how far you can push it. I wanted to create a functional e-commerce site, complete with a searchable product database, recommended collections as well as features l
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Show HN: A furniture e-commerce site built entirely in Notion(mixandmatch.me)
6 points by neilxm 6y ago|2 comments
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The risks of falling in love (for product designers)(neilmathew.co)
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Great overview of the AR Cloud(forbes.com)
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Perceptiv SHIFT makes drones hyper-intelligent(techcrunch.com)
7 points by neilxm 12y ago|0 comments

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