pahn

5 ms·

1.
by pahn 6mo ago
As written, at least for us, this already IS a serious issue. I think there is simply not enough German-language AI projects yet, and so we Germans prefer to discuss real pressing matters such as the 'Pendlerpauschale'… o.O
2.
The AI Morning Show: Automating German Humor(portfolio.bildsignal.de)
4 points by pahn 6mo ago|3 comments
3.
by pahn 6mo ago
Over the last six months, me and friend tried to automate German comedy. It’s a long read, but I thought it deserved a proper write-up because, instead of just speculating about AI in business, we actually built it… questions very welcome!
4.
by pahn 2y ago
I made an art installation on this question once: https://bildsignal.de/p_derweil "derweil is an interactive video installation correlating time, space and big data to provide tailor-made instructions on how to get los
5.
by pahn 2y ago
It's money. If you look at investement into the railway system per capita, Italy actually spends more on their railway system than Germany: https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/presse/pressemitteilungen...
6.
by pahn 2y ago
Mpv is great! And also the only player I found to be externally controlable, e.g. through a hardware jog/shuttle or an Arduino. This might be outdated (from 2018), but for reference (me talking to myself ;): https://software
7.
by pahn 2y ago
Cables is absolutely fantastic. I used it personally for an art project, as well as was involved with a commerical AR experience which used cables to run elaborate, fully interactive 3d scenes in a normal browser, on mobile. As with other n
8.
by pahn 2y ago
Um… a friend of mine actually made an artwork on this. When life imitates art: https://alexanderpeterhaensel.com/smiletovote
9.
by pahn 3y ago
…well, if it runs. Because all these predictive-auto-whatever features also break things: Eg., I have a bug in Apple Mail [1], which basically breaks "entering text into a computer using a keyboard" – a problem I would have though
10.
by pahn 3y ago
I read almost all of this, and am kind of torn on this ressource: On one hand this is a great introduction to ComfyUI, including concepts and possibilities, and it really IS helpful for getting started. Thanks to the authors for putting in
11.
by pahn 3y ago
For the second part of your question regarding style and postprocessing: In terms of style, what really helped was to use "--style raw" and also to give it very specific locations like "…in a contemporary art museum". I
12.
by pahn 3y ago
Thank you! I did not use the concepts directly as prompts, but did ask the concept-model to also output a visual description (which was only used internally). This description I then piped through GPT4 (which was much better at this then GP
13.
Show HN: My AI-Driven Production Line Churning Out Installation Art(maschinenzeitmaschine.de)
2 points by pahn 3y ago|4 comments
14.
by pahn 3y ago
I had an art exhibition last week, where I tried to replace myself as an artist with a Henry Ford-style production line (including a moving conveyor belt), run by different AI models to produce my art. The system looks for inspiration in my
15.
by pahn 3y ago
their 404 error page is the best sounding one i have seen so far: https://learningmusic.ableton.com/wronglink
16.
by pahn 3y ago
Just as it took me myself quite a while to find that: A simple, good and open-source solution for 2fa on iOs is Tofu. App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tofu-authenticator/id108222930... Github: https
17.
by pahn 4y ago
I just went through this and am very happy with using 11ty. It‘s simple and produces clean html/css without any framework whatsoever.
18.
by pahn 4y ago
I made an interactive art installation on this question once: A black box with a knob where you could adjust how much time you have, then it would offer you (Google streetview) panoramas of the locations it found within your distance, and i
19.
by pahn 4y ago
I'll probably get downvoted into oblivion for mentioning blockchain tech, but this might at least help, maybe not in its current form but... I did not follow that project, but there do exist some concepts in this direction, e.g. this:
20.
by pahn 4y ago
Yes it was, but is it automatically bad because of this? It would be if it would be unhelpful, low-quality or if it would contain deceitful content pushing their product – but I do not see any of this.
21.
by pahn 4y ago
The article is an overview aimed at beginners, but as such actually pretty good and helpful. It does not seem to overtly promote their product. Classifying this as spam / SEO only because one is not the target group is not fair.
22.
by pahn 4y ago
I'm not the type of person who would maintain such a catalogue, but thinking about the scenario: I'll take 15 min tomorrow to run through my flat and just photograph everything. That way, in case disaster strikes (knock on wood it
23.
by pahn 5y ago
not what he/she uses, but if you are interested in these kind of things, check out https://cables.gl/ . it provides you with an in-browser, graphical, node based interface where you can just connect boxes together and
24.
by pahn 5y ago
hm, i just tested this on my macbook and the way it seems to work is certainly breaking live visuals, but at the same time does not protect people from being recorded: if i start an audio recording and then watch a film fullscreen, the oran
25.
by pahn 5y ago
As (according to the article) all of these cables carry little chips broadcasting the standards they support – couldn't this be just some little software app which just reads out that cable info?
26.
by pahn 5y ago
As someone recently having gone through that: The cancellation experience is bad, but nothing compared to the experience of then deinstalling Adobe CC. After some fixing I did get my machine to at least boot without throwing error messages,
27.
by pahn 5y ago
Show HN: I actually made an art installation on this question once: https://maschinenzeitmaschinen.de/tagged/derweil derweil is an interactive video installation correlating time, space and big data to provide tailor-m
28.
by pahn 5y ago
saved reddit for me: https://teddit.net/
29.
by pahn 5y ago
i can recommend teddit, that's reddit without the annoying stuff: https://teddit.net/
30.
by pahn 6y ago
i use kypass – not fancy, but supports touch id and serves me well. one-time payment of 7$. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kypass-keepass-in-sync/id12587...

More ›