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2mo ago
https://arstechnica.com/science/2018/04/these-oblique-satell... "Satellite images from highly oblique angles are pretty mindblowing" If u like this u will like that
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1y ago
Hyperbole, I meant a huge number of people, not ALL people. I'm into advaita vedanta, priority cosmopsychism, open individualism
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1y ago
If you want to see what you will look like when you're older, stand in a spot and jump up and down repeatedly. Take photos (or pause a video recording) right at the moment after the lowest part of your jump. The upward acceleration wil
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1y ago
The AI companies won't run out of data to train on. Almost every user interaction is a significant source of data. Chains of interactions are even more significant, especially the longer and more sophisticated they are. Yesterday I was
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1y ago
Yeah that would be awesome! You could build a whole new social network on top of Discord. Whether in this way or others, I believe we'll all be finding an increasing number of hypercompatible people as technology advances.
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I'm in more than a hundred Discord servers. I've been wanting to scrape the members of each of them to discover the people with whom I share the most servers but we're not yet friends. Someone with 10+ would highly likely be
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2y ago
Yooo I been wanting to do the same for this https://nextrenaissance.art/society.htm It's billiard-like and makes complex patterns over time that might sound coherent and interesting in various audio mappings. Runs best
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2y ago
Imagine a top-level screen filter that processes all you see in ways which you define. For example, "hide all faces" can help you spot new details in a movie since your eyes won't be automatically attracted to faces. Or "
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2y ago
A killer feature would be uploading your own pictures to be motion-ified
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3y ago
A place that takes you out of ordinary life Humanist, surprising, challenging but comforting at the same time On the top floor, bright sunspots are cast onto the floor, peeking through the roof as if through the dense branches of an old for
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3y ago
I dream of a public room filled with devices that let you see what is normally invisible: acoustic camera, thermal camera, microscope, telescope, endoscope, ultrasound, high-speed camera, hyperspectral camera, schlieren imaging (airflow), c
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3y ago
thank you SO much for posting this, and to the HN community for putting it at the top i think yours is the only comment with actual value (and i'm including mine)
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3y ago
If you understand the implications of this and wanna get rich with me, email me at inventor_man@outlook.com
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalt_psychology check dis too yo "Gestalt psychologists emphasize that organisms perceive entire patterns or configurations, not merely individual components."
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3y ago
Dat moire looks sick as fuck yo
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Yo I'm glad you like it!! I made it over a few days by giving instructions to GPT-4. About 80% of the time it would get my desired functionality exactly right. When I named it society.htm it looked and worked a lot differently, but I t
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3y ago
https://nextrenaissance.art/society.htm
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3y ago
Does anyone have any tips on getting hired by Elon?
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3y ago
Did you see how it accurately put the snow on the surfaces where it would accumulate? I don't know how to do that with SD, but I'll try it later with ControlNet.
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4y ago
Add something like this to your instructions: "Make sure you have Node.js installed on your computer."
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4y ago
YES!!! That's exactly what's coming. I'm getting a head start by envisioning a rich world and creating pictorial references for it along with text descriptions. But it's a tiny head start: once the "holodeck" t
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4y ago
I had that book but lost it in LA. This is the page I remembered the most and have shown to the most people: https://twitter.com/nsousanis/status/245176914900299776?lang...
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That is the truly mind-blowing thing that's coming. I am currently creating reference images for a game which I expect within 6-12 months I'll be able to feed into a multimodal ChatGPT to create 3D assets out of the 2D pics. We&#x
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Good comment, you're visualizing the functionality at a glance. Efficient information transmission yo!!
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Imagine when ChatGPT lets us cross-reference all our chats so far. I have hundreds in my history and it would be amazing for it to recall them all when I am querying it accordingly. How are you all exporting your chats in the meantime?
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4y ago
"There could be even larger changes—we talk a lot, and almost all of it goes into the ether. What if people recorded conversations as a matter of course, made transcripts, and referred back to them the way we now look back to old texts
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In GTA Online, you can reliably win the "Open your parachute closest to the ground" challenge by jumping off the top of one of the letters of the Vinewood sign and immediately opening your chute as soon as you have left the platfo
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Game developer’s guide to graphical projections (with video game examples)
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A layman's guide to projection in videogames (2009)
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What if we could make it happen 100-1000x more frequently thru the power of BIG DATA? http://zeroprecedent.com/A%E2%9D%AF%E2%9D%AEON%20deck%20v.3....
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