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Comment #38648467
I don't think it rigs the models - I think that video is comprised of models generated by Stable Zero123 that were then rigged/animated/postprocessed in Blender.
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Comment #35889618
When I had it block the Twitter mobile app, it also blocked twitter.com - I assume the same thing will happen if you block Facebook. The founders have mentioned they're adding supp…
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Comment #35889437
The nag/friction that happens every time I try to open the app when I'm under buddget on this has cut down my doomscrolling so much. Really a fan of this approach - Twitter usage i…
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Comment #34822124
It’s accurate. Google was started out of her parent’s garage, and she became involved around then.
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Comment #34241734
Just adding my two cents here - I bought a quest pro hoping to use it as a monitor replacement while traveling for a couple of months. I found it pretty much unworkable after tryin…
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Comment #34076830
We got this working in Three.js - it works great for painting scenery and backgrounds.
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Comment #33965405
From my understanding the model in the linked video only stylizes existing meshes from text. There’s plenty of papers that have tried text -> 3D model generation using photogrammet…
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Comment #33888608
It's very possible they are doing something with them, just not the sort of thing OpenAI is doing. Google could have a model just as capable as Whisper running in their Google Clou…
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Comment #33888487
Google has models that are at parity with or outperform OpenAIs models at most tasks, they just don’t bring them to market quickly or build their brand around them as strongly as O…
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Comment #33767726
The common refrain in 2015 was that we were At this point we have a public robotaxi service in one suburban area and two robotaxi services operating under restricted domains in SF …
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Comment #33764913
Yeah, I know, I worked at Waymo. My point wasn’t that these systems will never work in some capacity - my point is that they’re taking a lot longer to roll out than people predicte…
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Comment #33763928
I’m a little skeptical - at least of the view that we’re a few years away from all animation jobs being dead and ML models producing entire movies or TV episodes e2e from text prom…
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Comment #33337302
This is just an off the shelf img2depth model run on top of stable diffusion - I don’t think there’s a novel model or research behind this. People have been doing the same thing in…
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Comment #33337293
I think this is just created by running a depth prediction model on the output of stable diffusion and then inserting the relevant mesh into a 3D scene. The output of stable diffus…
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Comment #33030649
Haven’t read the paper yet, but based on the videos it likely generates the rotation of each bone in the skeleton, which can then be used to animate a humanoid skeleton. So the vid…
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Comment #33030296
Nah - it's going to be wonky as hell, and robotics is much more complex and exacting than this. This is useful for animation or creative stuff.
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Comment #33026909
This is par for the course - there have been other instances where an 'anonymous' paper mentioned training on a cluster of TPUs that weren't publicly available yet - dead giveaway …
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Comment #33026420
This is crazy good - most prior text-to-3d models produced weird amorphous blobs that would kind of look like the prompt from some angles, but had no actual spatial consistency. Bl…