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571.
by zirgs 4y ago
Apple isn't really dominating outside of the USA. I have no Apple products and have no need for them. Google, Amazon and Microsoft are much harder to avoid.
572.
by zirgs 4y ago
Writing characters on a touchscreen seems horrible.
573.
by zirgs 4y ago
Christianity has been promising an afterlife like that for thousands of years.
574.
by zirgs 4y ago
Someone should add gpt4chan to it if it's not there already.
575.
by zirgs 4y ago
"Send to img2img" seems to be the closest thing to a conversation mode in SD. Once I get something somewhat close to what I want I send it to img2img mode that accepts both an image and a prompt as inputs and refine it further fro
576.
by zirgs 4y ago
Will it blow their mids to see someone from Spain or Argentina speaking Spanish?
577.
by zirgs 4y ago
Funny how the Chinese have to use that 26-letter alphabet too, because you can't put thousands of characters on a keyboard.
578.
by zirgs 4y ago
And that's a pretty big reason in cities that aren't littered with giant parking lots.
579.
by zirgs 4y ago
Has anyone actually hired a real hitman with Bitcoin? In pretty much all cases that I've heard of, the hitman turned out to be either a cop or a scammer.
580.
by zirgs 4y ago
It's crazy that HN can accidentally DDoS the official site of a foreign head of state.
581.
by zirgs 4y ago
Wondering if we could build devices that assist with takeoff - like it's done on aircraft carriers. Could save some energy that way.
582.
by zirgs 4y ago
PCs still cost thousands of dollars. If you are interested in AI/machine learning then $2k is the bare minimum.
583.
by zirgs 4y ago
SD 1.1 was trained on 256x256 so, I guess it was left in there for backwards compatibility reasons.
584.
by zirgs 4y ago
Well, nowadays a phone like that would be suspicious, because everyone has a smartphone. A BT speaker is a lot less suspicious, however.
585.
by zirgs 4y ago
But how many people, excluding truckers, drive those distances? Most commutes are under an hour.
586.
by zirgs 4y ago
I saw a lot of Smarts in Rome simply because it's easier to find parking spaces for them there. A typical American pickup truck would be a total nightmare to own while living there. So fix your city planning issues and people will choo
587.
by zirgs 4y ago
Haha, if my country had a 25 year ban then there would be very few cars on the road and Germany would have to find some other place where to dump their used cars.
588.
by zirgs 4y ago
Until criminals find a way to frame random people for their crimes. They already run botnets on computers that belong to random civilians.
589.
by zirgs 4y ago
And if you run AI voice cloning locally there won't even be a box to check.
590.
by zirgs 4y ago
There are some models that can generate tileable textures, for example.
591.
by zirgs 4y ago
Maybe it was different in the 80s, but most of those who watch Indiana Jones movies now haven't even seen the old movies that they referenced.
592.
by zirgs 4y ago
The other downside starts with an "As an AI language model..."
593.
by zirgs 4y ago
Yeah, just visit civitai and see what's popular there.
594.
by zirgs 4y ago
Yes - image generation AIs also take longer to generate higher resolution pictures. I'd rather have a LLM that thinks a bit longer than a LLM that spits out wrong answers immediately.
595.
by zirgs 4y ago
3D artists can also generate concept art easier and there are many models that can generate tileable textures. "3D Stable Diffusion" doesn't exist yet, but some projects look promising.
596.
by zirgs 4y ago
The Pixel 7 is also supported by Graphene OS.
597.
by zirgs 4y ago
Valve turned it into a business model just fine. Their long-term goal is to not be dependent on proprietary OSes and this is why Linux is installed on Steam Deck by default.
598.
by zirgs 4y ago
You can't even change the browser on iOS. Apple forces all browsers to use the same rendering engine under the hood.
599.
by zirgs 4y ago
Yup - Google made the best de-googleable phone.
600.
by zirgs 4y ago
Better than a cloud-only program.

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