Genego

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   by Genego 2mo ago

   It is (mine)! And there is a purpose to it looking AI generated. However, the sample projects where actually fully worked on; mostly as hobby projects. I will have it go through another iteration of improvements soon. This may be the 10th
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   by Genego 2mo ago

   Thanks for the feedback, appreciated! Yes its due an overhaul, but a large part of the purpose of this website is going through experiments as a digital garden and having a creative outlet, I am fully aware how it looks, but there is a part
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   by Genego 2mo ago

   Awesome! Have been a bit in the dark of the latest models, will have a look. I am due an upgrade for my local machine and GPU, so that excites me as well.
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   by Genego 2mo ago

   Thanks for the input! And no I agree with your assessment of the website, I have some plans of a much simpler redesign soon, and I definitely value that critique. I think my "digital garden" has been through at least a few dozen o
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   by Genego 2mo ago

   Whenever I see the new releases around video generation (and image) generation models, I get goosebumps, because it just feels so fun to work with them. But then I remember that I spend upwards of $10k on inference generating well over 50k
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   by Genego 4mo ago

   SEEKING WORK | Senior Django/Python Web-developer & AI Engineer - Platform, Architecture, Ops, Applied AI Location: Thailand (UTC+7) Remote: Yes, and available for hybrid arrangements in Thailand. Technologies: Django, P
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   by Genego 4mo ago

   Why does Railway deserve any blame here at all? It was an MCP with elevated infra access, that the user willingly connected through Cursor, which allowed an LLM Agent to manage infra on Railway. The user would first have gone through oAuth
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   by Genego 5mo ago

   SEEKING WORK | Senior Django/Python Engineer - Platform, Architecture, Ops, Applied AI Location: Thailand (UTC+7) Remote: Only Technologies: Django, Python, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery, HTMX, Tailwind, Docker, APIs, RAG/M
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   by Genego 5mo ago

   I keep having this conversation with clients. If you want to allow an LLM to delete, create or update data; you need to do this with a human in the loop, and explicit hitl gating against execution; where the agent can't even call the t
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    by Genego 6mo ago

    SEEKING WORK | Full-stack Python/Django Developer (Gen-AI image and video generation) Location: Thailand (UTC+7) Remote: Only Technologies: Django, Python, HTMX, Tailwind, Postgres, Replicate API, image generation pipelines,
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    by Genego 9mo ago

    SEEKING WORK | Full-stack Python/Django Developer (Gen-AI image and video generation) Location: Thailand (UTC+7) Remote: Only Technologies: Django, Python, HTMX, Tailwind, Postgres, Replicate API, image generation pipelines,
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    by Genego 9mo ago

    Whenever I saw people complain about LLMs writing code, I never really understood why they were so adamant that it just didn’t work at all for them. The moment I did try to use LLMs outside of Django, it became clear that some frameworks a
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    When I see stuff like this, I feel like rereading the Incerto by Taleb just to refresh and sharpen my bullshit senses.
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    I feel very comfortable with Django on the frontend, what are you missing there? I usually use Tailwind or Bulma, with HTMX and AlpineJs. I feel like the experience can be very much React like, even if you leave out HTMX. The frontend game
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Django has been one of the biggest reasons why web development has been so enjoyable to me. Whenever I switched to something else, I just felt too spoiled by everything that Django gives you. So I always ended up back with Django, and have
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    SEEKING WORK | Full-stack Python/Django Developer (Creative AI Focus: GenAI Image & Video Generation) Location: Thailand (UTC+7) Remote: Only Technologies: Django, Python, HTMX, Tailwind, Postgres, image generation pipel
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    This will get better over time, there will be ways to make LLM output more uniquely yours. I personally enjoy writing all my blog posts with LLMs, because its the only way I can bring to turn countless of notes and drafts I have while runni
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Yes (Asia)
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    I am using Django, HTML (JS - AlpineJS & HTMX). Each page is just created from scratch rather than from some CMS or template, I use Claude code for that (with mem0.ai as MCP) and build my entire development workspace and workflow around
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    You're just one person, those people have their own audiences; so your own critique, is just your own critique. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that it is not resonating well with others. I can tell you from the
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Thanks! Its really refreshing to work on this sort of stuff, not even knowing what the end result is going to be. Just a hobby? Something that some new model or third party app will completely replace next week? A new career path? Me gettin
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Automated generator-critique loops for evaluation may be really useful for creating your own style libraries, because its easy for an LLM-agent to evaluate how close an image is from a reference style or scene. So you end up with a series o
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    The issue for them is that once the tools exists, adoption only moves in one direction. And it will enable a whole wave of new artists. I sympathize with them, but if I enjoy GenAI art creation and see it as my genuine creative outlet, why
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    No I am using my own workflows and software for this. I made nano-banana accept my bounding boxes. Everything is possible with some good prompting: https://edwin.genego.io/blog/lpa-studio < there are some videos of
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Yes, the prompt is composed of 7 different layers, where I group together coherent visual and temporal responsibilities. Depending on the scene, I usually only change 3-5 layers, but the base layers still stay the same; so the scenes all ap
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    Yes we are definitely doing the same! For now I’m just familiarizing myself in this space technically and conceptually. https://edwin.genego.io/blog
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    How much have you experimented with it? For some stories I may generate 5 image variations of 10-20 different scenes and then spend time writing down what worked and what did not; and running the generation again (this part is mostly for re
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    I have been generating a few dozen images per day for storyboarding purposes. The more I try to perfect it, the easier it becomes to control these outputs and even keep the entire visual story as well as their characters consistent over a f
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    My own blog, and then having conversations with people through e-mail (strangely enough). I feel that if I just am on my own platform, nobody is going to rug-pull me in a few years to come, contributing online to social media has left a bad
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    by Genego 10mo ago

    For the past 2 months I have been doing a heavy deep dive into image generation and image generation editing capabilities. This then had me discover that you can generate storyboards for short stories, and automate the creation of these as