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benwikler
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About benwikler
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Comment #43551520
Ah, seeing that (apparently like-minded amiga386) came here to post the same thing: https://onegianthand.com/post/188730414621/silica-gel
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Comment #43551512
Can't see this headline without thinking of my favorite cartoon of all time https://www.reddit.com/r/me_irl/comments/sqap29/me_irl/
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Comment #35795873
https://heypi.com/talk
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Comment #35795865
This is excellent! Beautifully simple interface. Took me a minute to realize I could start typing without seeing a blinking cursor.
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Comment #35519981
Per HN Rules: "Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon." Sharing bc interesting exam…
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Comment #35083643
In case you think NeRFs don't have any useful applications
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Comment #31485003
Totally—Imagen seems better at composition and relative positioning and text, while DALL-E seems better at lighting, backgrounds, and general artistry.
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Comment #31484981
Would be fascinated to see the DALL-E output for the same prompts as the ones used in this paper. If you've got DALL-E access and can try a few, please put links as replies!
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Comment #30532555
So... has anyone actually started a company to do this? I'd be a very interested customer. (Comment written from a basement office lit unsatisfactorily by cheap photography studio …
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Comment #24444071
Much of the original cast plus special guests will do a live scriptreading of The Princess Bride this Sunday night to benefit the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Original Cast Cary …
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Comment #14190111
BTW: unroll.me's parent company Slice has the exact same business model.
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Comment #13652972
RIP Aaron Swartz, who originally built this. He'd be 30 now.
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Comment #12734491
So basically: this is nice, but there's no reason yet to think that this could be the way we slurp carbon out of the atmosphere and avert climate catastrophe. Right? Drat.
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Comment #12638572
Yep, people (I) do. Or try to.
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Comment #12102767
This. was a public service. Sad to see it go.
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Comment #11247849
My use case: I use Papier to write down the single thing I'm (trying to) work on. That way if I idly open a tab in order to start getting distracted, I have a reminder of my actual…
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Comment #9094433
My baby daughter is five days overdue. My three-year-old son keeps asking when he'll be a big brother. And my wife and I are trying to figure out how we'll do the grocery shopping—…
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Comment #9033811
Two out of 1044. Eight people also decreased their pledges after we hit our goal, which took me aback for a moment—before it made me retroactively extra grateful that people had gi…
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Comment #9033799
Six days since the end of my project (tgf.fm/ks), 15 of my 1044 backers haven't gone through. I think a bunch have fixed credit card errors over the last week. Three of the nine bi…
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