vanadium1st

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by vanadium1st 10mo ago
Home Sports is a collection of five sports that includes amazing AR pickleball and badminton, and a pretty good AR mini-golf. So I would recommend starting with it. But it does need quite a bit of space—about 2 × 1.5 m. I had to rearrange m
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by vanadium1st 10mo ago
I get that there needed to be tradeoffs, I just disagree with this particular one. I could suggest many other ways to save ten bucks in hardware costs. Any other cost saving measure would still allow to play the same games, just with worse
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by vanadium1st 10mo ago
Such a miss not having good full-color AR included. I’m a VR enthusiast with a Meta Quest 3, and it’s a shame that this headset is better than the Quest in every way except the most important one. In my opinion, VR gaming never becomes more
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by vanadium1st 11mo ago
Glad that you used this exact example! This guy doesn’t have a photorealistic memory. At least it’s far from as good as it’s claimed to be. He’s an artist proficient in a particular style - better than most, but not superhuman. When he’s no
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by vanadium1st 11mo ago
I mean - it's either similar or it's not. Things I see with my eyes are definetely photo-realistic. So mental visualisations similar to that would also be photo-realistic. If they're not - they can have interesting qualities,
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by vanadium1st 11mo ago
Speaking of the Apple test, as many other commenters here I truly believe that people who describe themselves as being at 1 are actually much closer to 4, they just aren’t aware of it or don’t understand the concept well. https:/&#x2F
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by vanadium1st 11mo ago
When you're standing in front of a mirror, can you ask yourself a question and then answer it without saying anything out loud?
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by vanadium1st 2y ago
There's a guy who is a genius at creating Reface DX patches, and he uploads them all for free on SoundMondo. I recommend everyone checking this video to see how wonderful Reface DX can sound. After discovering those patches I've s
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I was really pro open internet. I remember the old internet and feel nostalgia about it that probably won't ever completely fade. I am Ukrainian, and when some years ago my government banned the most popular social network at our count
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I have several artistic lives. My first one was in graphic design. I've studied it in college and done it professionally for many years. At first it was fascinating and artistically fulfilling. Each new logo was a small new adventure.
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I am not happy or unhappy about it. I just don't have a moral problem with it. I did the same thing to get into the logo industry. In the process of learning I've analysed hundreds of logos made by other artists. I've tried h
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
When we get to $0 for any possible artwork of any quality - yeah, it's game over for everyone, the end of the industry. Right now we are far from it, thankfully. AI still can't produce usable commercial quality files. Most of them
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Her style isn't original and unique to her from the art world perspective. There are dozens of people who draw exactly like this, and hundreds who can draw like it and just choose not to. This is not a criticism against her personally
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
This is a hundredth time in history when technology progressed and artists had to learn new ways to make money. I've learned art in art school - none of the jobs that my art teachers had in their youth are relevant right now. The tools
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I am a graphic artist. In the recent months I've read dozens of articles and threads like this. I still can't see what the big deal is. Graphic artists don't have trade secrets or unique impossible techniques. If someone can
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Autocomplete in Gmail has been getting more and more robust. At first it only suggested grammatical correction in words. Later it started giving advice on better sentence structure and then it just started suggesting whole sentences. Each o
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I sell logos and vector illustrations. I have tons of pre-made ones in my portfolio. If someone likes one of my logos for their business - they can just buy it outright. They don't even have to contact me and can just buy the file pack
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Many services like that already exist - at this moment they are using stock images. Once AI generated images become as good and predictable as stock images - I have no doubt that the services will switch to them. But, stock images have exis
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I am a guy who does those kinds of Fiverr commissions. Not the $10 ones, but plenty of $50-100 dollars ones. I have a lot of thoughts and concerns about the impact of Dalle-2 on visual arts as a whole, but I see no threat at all to my Fiver
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
What surprised me in your story is that you have actually written those half finished books and songs. You've spend your time, you've tried it out and have an actual understanding of how this process works. Because I've heard
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I doubt it - GPT-3 is also restricted for users in Ukraine.
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
After confirming the ukraininan phone every page gives the same error - "OpenAI's API is not available in your country." The same goes for GPT-3. They just banned our country as a whole. For a ukraininan right now this situat
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I love that corpspeak exists. It makes it possible for me to make a living. I am not a native english speaker. I am doing ok, but often I have to google pre-made sentences when I feel that I sound off, but can't figure out the problem
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Why is it still closed for users in Ukraine? Are there many other countries excluded, or are we the only unlucky ones?
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Yes, Dall-e 2 is definitely much better at it than other current AI services. But, most people still don't have access to it. Like me for example. I've been in the waitlist from the start, got a cool portfolio - still didn't
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Using existing logos for inspiration (like the NFL ones) is a tightrope because when you get inspired too much you get into legal problems. No one wants a plagiarised or copied logo. Every small borrowed idea, color, composition or a detail
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
I am already doing exactly that, and am getting paid for it. I am a logo artist and I sell pre-made logo designs. Before the current AI services I had to come up with visual ideas by myself, like a caveman. Now I use the AI to generate a bu
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Yeah, it's weird. The music scene is as live as it ever was here, along with all other parts of the normal city life. It's not really a new situation for us. This war continues for 8 years, and all this time the front was about 20
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Thank you for your interest. At this moment I am only performing live and am not proud enough of my performance level to record it and share it online
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by vanadium1st 4y ago
Outside of my regular job, I am an indie folk music artist, trying to rise in the local music scene here in Dnipro, Ukraine. Even though learning to be a musician from scratch in my 20s was a hard process that took years and years, by far t

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