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HermanMartinus
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Comment #48410857
I can definitively say llms.txt is not used by any AI players. I run a blogging platform with around 80k blogs and /llms.txt is not requested by anything (other than humans checkin…
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Comment #47059180
It's a copy of their llms.txt page. Not the page itself.
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Comment #45603711
Thanks, it also runs well as a PWA. It's Threejs under the hood, plus some rendering optimisation to ensure it performs well in mobile browsers.
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Comment #45603379
It is a highly requested feature. I just seem to have painted myself into a corner dev wise, and it's a pretty difficult feature to build without significant re-architecture. It's …
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Comment #45603370
Literally just ease of use. Blender you have to learn to use, whereas JSM is built to be pick-up-and-go for even the least tech-savvy users.
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Comment #45603367
It's entirely possible to export an image of the scene and upload that to your genAI of choice.
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Comment #45603364
Creator of JustSketchMe here! I was very surprised to see this on HackerNews this morning. Very cool to see this doing the rounds 6 years into running this :)
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Comment #45372713
Creator of Bear here. Suggesting that because one project fails, others will too is a bit of a fallacy. Fact is that whether you self-host or not, you're still using someone else's…
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Comment #44667200
I run the Bear Blog platform. The discover feed on Bear has become a social hub and community space for many. There’s something quite charming about slower interconnectivity via RS…
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Comment #44578390
I just did this recently! Here’s what worked for me and had me modelling fairly complex parts in a few hours: - Watch a few tutorial videos on your tool of choice (I was using OnSh…