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As someone building products with AI models, the safety guardrails are very helpful and save me a ton of work. Like to the point that it would be a very tough sell for me to integrate a model without those features even if it were much bett
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For those curious, I tried the same prompts with Kandinsky 2.1 [0]. In my experience it kind of blends the conceptual understanding of DALL-E with the higher quality image generation of Stable Diffusion. Like Midjourney though it kind of in
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3y ago
Kandinsky 2.1 is worth a shot if you haven’t tried it.
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UI3: 3D UI layout package for SwiftUI
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3y ago
Interesting comparison. What killed metaplace?
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3y ago
great domain. what is pricing?
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Very cool! Small rec would be to pull up a few things from the linked docs into the main readme: - code examples - motivation for building - what I should try this for vs the alternatives
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3y ago
Makes sense, and agreed, adobe's has the best cutout and the plant "artifact" is much easier to get rid of than the halo.
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Are you trying to just cut out the person with those? Looks like adobe and remove.bg do the best on getting a good selection (edges) but OP's tool does best on selecting just the person.
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3y ago
Wow, looks like there's a ton of choices here I haven't looked at. For iterate.world we use replicate but just added kandinsky from runpod. Thinking about switching everything to runpod because it's 5-10x cheaper and we only
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3y ago
> the core functionality of “let me put $X in an account so I can use $X in the future” > Note that this is exactly the core functionality that Bitcoin provides. People who bought BTC 1 year ago would love to use that functionality to
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Looks cool. I’m a big rails fan. Could you give an example of what kind of apps this might be useful for?
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3y ago
Excited to finally document and share Styles with ya'll. Iterate.World is a multiplayer AI image generator and Styles are the key collaboration mechanism. Essentially they're shared macros (in a global namespace ) that you can app
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Show HN: Easy image prompts with shareable styles
(iterate.world)
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Ah I guess I read it right then I reread it wrong, my bad and thanks for the pointer! That's a shame but hopefully it's released in a more open way in the future. My interest is in building good collaborative interfaces (and games
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Where does it prohibit commercial use? I’m not seeing that in the license.
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> model license prohibits commercial use I thought that at first, but I think it only prohibits commercial use that breaks regional copyright or privacy laws.
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4y ago
Don't you think one of the images could be perfectly or perfectly enough encoded in that 1.9GB though? A funny example is Malevich's Red Square. Highly compressible! [0] Line drawings also can often be compressed to a polynomial.
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I think it's more analogous to if you had tweaked one of those famous works directly in photoshop then turned it in. The model training likely results in near replicas of some of the training data encoded in the model. You might have a
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4y ago
cute. needs american units option :)
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I’d reckon the simpler answer is more likely a jpeg or mp4.
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WindowAI: Metamask for AI
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Show HN: Iterate.World multiplayer AI image generator
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I had this same thought. The downside would probably be that you have a much much smaller set of open codebases to crib from and (for me) inevitable bugs will be way harder to spot.
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4y ago
Agreement phrased as rebuttal?
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Stable Horde: crowdsourced distributed cluster of Stable Diffusion workers
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> presence Congrats on the launch! You have a pointer to docs about presence? Use-case is an ephemeral chatroom where I want to show who's online.
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Sounds like Open Collective.
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> All in all, this AI-generated line describes my feelings about the results perfectly: > You're a real problem, but I'm just happy that you are doing. Good line.
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Has anyone investigated what latency is like? Looks amazing for a low cost deployment, but I’d guess there could be significant startup latency for each controller.
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