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It looks a bit like the Krita right-click palette menu, which is made with a similar idea that you want to be fast while only access to a tablet stylus. I've seen that it has controller support, which is great; it's a cheap '
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A simple app was discussed recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42165849 Although it's not about a magical device but about practice.
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Thanks for sharing, this is really great.
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Really captures the nowhere-going in circles dialogue feel of the original! It seems in some cases you leak the internal structure? I got this answer: >> Continue one more step and you will find existential relief >Elevator: {"
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Interesting! I released JOBifAI which has as main gameplay challenge to persuade a boss in a job interview. I struggled to describe this aspect in my different pitches for the game, social persuasion is a great term, and I believe it'
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>Building something that isn't Turing-complete is surprisingly-hard once it's complex enough The most basic computational device that is studied is the (deterministic) finite automaton, which corresponds to regular languages (r
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Is there any reason the source is available as a Google Drive link and not on Github (or whatever alternative, Gitlab, etc)? Having been burned out by open-source hardware project, checking how healthy the git looks is a good indicator.
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Show HN: JOBifAI, an LLM+Flux Augmented Visual Novel
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What is this complete alternate reality? I've never seen a single time slop used to refer to AI images, but to refer to garbage mass produced Hollywood/Amazon/Netflix corporations. Bad AI art is called "AI slop". On
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This is not an example of the "rule of cool", there's a human and technological point that is made by this scene. However, because the movie drops most of the context from the original work, it is only something visually str
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This hands thing, there's a literal note in the manga about it. The man is an old neuro-scientist, but new brain implants that allow for direct CPU connectivity is something that only young neuro-surgeons are familiar with. For this r
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I tested both on Firefox and Chrome (on Linux). One key point is that I set the zoom to 150%; when it's the case, the vertical size of the left panel changes when (un)folding, which changes the aspect ratio of the right panel.
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Moonlight Kirby: https://draw.audio/s/x8xihkzei Very fun! A small 'bug', folding and unfolding the left panels change the aspect ratio of rectangle pads. I think it would cool to have a tutorial. I know nothi
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I wanted to to make a PoC (Proof of Concept) to show genuinely good and original use of AI in gaming. I found a gameplay loop that requires the user to understand what was meant by a generated image, and the main gameplay element is to argu
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No, you do count 5 fingers, with 5 knuckle joints. Assuming she has a thumb, that makes 6 fingers though. I am really quite shocked that people don't seem to recognize a hand. The thumb's metacarpal comes out basically from the ba
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They chose to illustrate the article with a picture of a woman lying on grass, with one hand hidden and the other with 6 fingers? That's either a very self-aware or completely unaware choice.
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You can use matrix multiplications through the CLI with Imagemagick, and it works pretty well. The only caveat is that intermediary number precision is low, so if you need multiple operations (like convert to one space, transform, convert b
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This is a reference to the "Can programming be liberated from the von Neumann style?" from 1977. It argues for functional programming, making the point that the imperative style is more common for efficiency reasons, as the progra
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Last week I asked my Chinese painting prof if we could try calligraphy, and he said "no". "Left-handedness is too much of a problem, movements would be too awkward with the brush. - So what happens with the small percentage o
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So, I was drawing an eagle for a new imprint, and I needed a reference for good looking claws. So I used my Google Images search shortcut to get pictures of eagles, and it was almost all AI. If you ask yourself the question, eagle claws suf
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One interesting point to note is that Arthurian legend, in its popular retelling, tends to show Arthur as "the chosen one", which is why he was able to pull out the sword. The original stories tend to show that Arthur was worthy t
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Sharpen your AI tools for dull work
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>One commenter raises the point that humans are coerced into producing meaningless content only to be exploited by large corporations. Shouldn't the prosecutors take action against this? This trend has caused considerably much damag
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The Matrix Calculus You Need For Deep Learning https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.01528 From the intro: >This article walks through the derivation of some important rules for computing partial derivatives with respect to ve
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Small unrelated bug report: in your "Book review: Bernoulli's Fallacy" article, there is a link to: https://www.thatgeoguy.ca/blog/%7B%7B%20site.baseurl%20%7D%7... I don't have much time to read thr
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Ex-Zodiac is another Star Fox inspired game that was released on Steam with big chunky pixels. It comes with the option to disable the pixel filter to simply play with a clean low poly aesthetic. I find the big pixels to be extremely tiring
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Teaching the rubber duck to talk back
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I just discovered GAS therapy [0], as there was some controversy about the OP-1 pricing (also from Teenage Engineering). To summarize both sides, software is pretty cheap and limitless. Device are limited which can spark creativity by const
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Different strokes for different folks. Comparing the two, I'm interested to test OP's site but not yours. The "Get OneTake for 5x Cheaper" and "Birthday discount" give me really off vibes, as well as the absenc
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If you do a lot of category theory, you most likely have a high "mathematical maturity" (Terry Tao spoke about this) Even if the math is fairly basic, you need to understand what is important where, which function could be replace
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