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   by peab 3y ago

   that's a different model, by stability AI. Right now everyone is coming out with video models, and they're all very similar. Stability, Meta, Google, Nvidia, tencent, Alibaba all have released either demos or code for Stable Diffu
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   Show HN: AI Sock Designer(socky.ai)

   2 points by peab 3y ago|1 comments
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   by peab 3y ago

   Hey y'all, we wanted to share a project that we've been working on in our spare time this year. Although we still have a list of improvements to make, we feel like it's finally at a point where we could share this with people
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   by peab 3y ago

   I'm reminded of the Library of Babel
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   by peab 3y ago

   Absolutely - the future is looking really promising if we keep up the innovation.
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   by peab 3y ago

   I feel like battery capacity has to double for it to be a feasible option for this sort of situation
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   by peab 3y ago

   Definitely. I just bought an EV (Model Y) because I needed a new car (I would have waited longer if I could have), and I live in an apartment that doesn't have chargers. I work from home, so I don't have a commute, so it's no
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   Create Socks Using Generative AI(socky.ai)

   1 points by peab 3y ago|1 comments
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   by peab 3y ago

   We made a web app using the WOMBO text-to-image API, which allows you to easily create custom socks. We use shopify along with printify to print and ship the socks directly to the customer. This has been a fun side project to work on, and w
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    by peab 3y ago

    Goog, Meta? They are by far leading in AI research, and they've both developed their own chip. Apple is also going to come out ahead with their Neural chip - imagine chatGPT and stable diffusion becoming part of the iOS SDK
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    by peab 3y ago

    Yeah I think this is a good take. There's obvious usefulness to bitcoin, and I think there's even more obvious usefulness to ChatGPT. But they've both been adopted by hype bros, who are looking to make a quick buck off of 1)
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    by peab 4y ago

    How accurate are these numbers? That's actually more than I expected - respectable and incredibly high, I agree
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    by peab 4y ago

    You can get a stable coin loan, while using your non stable crypto as collateral.
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    by peab 4y ago

    wombo.ai and midjourney
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    by peab 4y ago

    You can also try out wombo Dream - their newest version is similar to mid journey, and is unlimited
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    by peab 5y ago

    So I think I only managed to get the language stats from the repos that you committed to, not the language stats of the commits themselves
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    Show HN: GitHub Wrapped(maximepeabody.dev)

    8 points by peab 5y ago|7 comments
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    by peab 5y ago

    The other night I had a coffee at 8pm and couldn't sleep, so I decided to make a little web app which creates a github-wrapped summary picture, a-la-spotify, given a github username. It uses the github graphql api and the python image
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    by peab 5y ago

    Yes, according to this the elevation gains are ~3500m which is ~11,000 feet: https://www.strava.com/challenges/Strava-Climbing-Challenge-...
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    by peab 5y ago

    I think so. Pandora actually hired people to manually annotate their corpus with various sorts of traits. See https://www.pandora.com/corporate/mgp.shtml
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    by peab 5y ago

    interesting - I was trying to think of a backtracking system as well, but wasn't able to create something efficient. Did it work well for large dense crosswords?
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    by peab 5y ago

    I did the same thing, as a side project when covid first hit. It's a fun and difficult problem to solve efficiently. I remember seeing some videos on YouTube of algorithms that could do it as well.
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    by peab 5y ago

    It's very daunting, but in my experience it's extremely rewarding
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    by peab 5y ago

    How would it work?
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    by peab 5y ago

    Wow,I needed to take an Uber yesterday, and my battery slowly went from 10% to 5%. When it went to 5% the price doubled, allegedly saying that there was a surge in rides in my area. It wasn't rush hour, and there was no visible surgery
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    by peab 9y ago

    I also went to the one in Quebec! I couldn't agree more. At one point they try to assert that the technique is completely scientific, and has been proven by some physicist. I took it all seriously because I wanted to see how deep I cou
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    by peab 9y ago

    Have you read any Tibetan philosophy? They have thought (and continue to think) about death a lot, and in fact they celebrate it! However this doesn't mean they encourage suicide... If you're interested, you should be able to find