If twitter and reddit have demonstrated anything is that the fun people are having with image generation is not healthy.

How so? I don't have twitter or reddit, what are people doing?

If my social circle (in real life) is anything to go by, mostly testing out home renovation/decoration ideas.

That's also what my real life social circle does. My friends and family test out home reno/decoration ideas, and as I posted in another comment, my wife likes to visualize different layouts and changes to her flower gardens.

I make my brother look older and plumper in most pics he sends me. It makes me laugh.

Yep, renovation and landscaping idea mostly.

Well, that and infographics on what to do when the AI's start to take over.

Those monsters

I don't have twitter or reddit either, I've just seen what people post online

Well what are they posting that concerns you? That's what I'm wondering.

not that i have a problem with any of these, but i believe he’s talking about anime titties, futas, lolis, etc. and their more realistic variants

Ah okay, I was thinking stuff like political propaganda or something, but I think yours makes more sense.

I know, right? And the worst part is, they didn't check with you first.

Some times it's okay to mean it.

This is not one of those times.

Actually they are taking one from Anthropic's playbook and saying it's the user's fault for misunderstanding what "sharing" means.

It's all about trade-offs, do you want a bunch of extensions of varying quality from a bunch of developers, or do you want a bunch of extensions of varying quality from one developer?

Or the third path: use Pi to customize Pi. It’s pretty fast and easy, and now it does exactly what you want.

That's just "a bunch of extensions of varying quality from one developer" with extra steps

I wish I could see it with fresh eyes without the accumulated knowledge I have of how AI looks. What does this video look like to a person clueless about AI?

What do they think of the constant repetition of slow panning shows where barely anything is happening, or a guy spinning on the floor but his head morphs into his feet and his feet morph into his head, or a person kissing a mirror that isn't quite mirroring the person and it slowly becomes a person kissing what appears to be their identical twin standing on the other side a floating empty mirror frame?

I understood it more in the line of preventing a company from naming itself "Low sugar" and then blocking other companies from adding the words "Low sugar" to their packaging. Same thing with OpenAI, another company should be free to create an AI that's fully open and tag it as "Open AI" without fearing legal problems with OpenAI.

AFAIK 7-9 hours is the commonly used range, anything less than 7 hours or anything more than 9 can have detrimental effects on how well rested you feel after waking up. Where did you get the notion that adults need exactly 8 hours on the dot?

It really is variable. My number is closer to 9, so even nights I get my "good 8 hours" I still end up with a sleep deficit by the end of the week.

I wanted to ask, why did you go with reverse-engineering using network traffic instead of decompiling the app locally and looking for endpoint definitions?

cmd+F mouse movement 3 result, 3/3: "Mouse movement is just one example of the signals Precursor evaluates"

> I’m running the same model on a 48GB MBP with a q4 quant and it’s pretty decent.

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