tdudhhu

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by tdudhhu 3y ago
He was also depressed at that time.
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
It is almost strange to read that they are handling the project as something very big and important. At that time it was absolutely not obvious that it would become big and mainstream.
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
Wow this is fast! The results also look great, but the more I see AI generated images the more I believe it is not going to eat jobs. Almost none of the results are production ready. They all contain strange parts. And maybe more important:
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
It is invasive. In theory they can do something like "Why do you look so sad? Maybe a Mars can cheer you up!". This can be done while being GDPR complient but people don't like that. It creates a feeling that everything is wa
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
You are not alone. At the core AI/ML is giving you answers that have a high probability of being good answers. But in the end this probability is based on avarages. And the moment you are coding stuff that is not avarage AI does not wo
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
Well again: if it looks good it is good. When you are not creating assets for games or close-up details it can still be very usefull to take a couple of pictures of a tree stump and use it in your environment.
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
Depends on how you are going to use the result. This method is great for creating assets. Photogrammetry is already used a lot. The rule for a lot if 3D work is: if it looks good, it is good. But I agree this method won't be suitable f
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
If you read the work of Christopher Alexander you will notice he is proposing a much leaner method for building. For example: start by marking the position of the front door on the property and lay out the living room with sticks and wire s
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
Also check his YouTube channel to see them in action and for more background information: https://youtu.be/CHoGIvOi-jw
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by tdudhhu 3y ago
I believe there are two problems Tailwind tries to solve: styling and layout. For laying out items it might be useful but for styling it is not (why would you create a separate component for each HTML element, like a button!?). And I even d