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pahn

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    Comment #47437046

    As written, at least for us, this already IS a serious issue. I think there is simply not enough German-language AI projects yet, and so we Germans prefer to discuss real pressing …

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    Comment #47436671

    Over the last six months, me and friend tried to automate German comedy. It’s a long read, but I thought it deserved a proper write-up because, instead of just speculating about AI…

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    Comment #42542116

    I made an art installation on this question once: https://bildsignal.de/p_derweil "derweil is an interactive video installation correlating time, space and big data to provide tail…

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    Comment #41829039

    It's money. If you look at investement into the railway system per capita, Italy actually spends more on their railway system than Germany: https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/press…

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    Comment #41280772

    Mpv is great! And also the only player I found to be externally controlable, e.g. through a hardware jog/shuttle or an Arduino. This might be outdated (from 2018), but for referenc…

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    Comment #41165571

    Cables is absolutely fantastic. I used it personally for an art project, as well as was involved with a commerical AR experience which used cables to run elaborate, fully interacti…

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    Comment #40159084

    Um… a friend of mine actually made an artwork on this. When life imitates art: https://alexanderpeterhaensel.com/smiletovote

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    Comment #38978356

    …well, if it runs. Because all these predictive-auto-whatever features also break things: Eg., I have a bug in Apple Mail [1], which basically breaks "entering text into a computer…

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    Comment #38867176

    I read almost all of this, and am kind of torn on this ressource: On one hand this is a great introduction to ComfyUI, including concepts and possibilities, and it really IS helpfu…

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    Comment #36551593

    For the second part of your question regarding style and postprocessing: In terms of style, what really helped was to use "--style raw" and also to give it very specific locations …

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    Comment #36551454

    Thank you! I did not use the concepts directly as prompts, but did ask the concept-model to also output a visual description (which was only used internally). This description I th…

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    Comment #36551246

    I had an art exhibition last week, where I tried to replace myself as an artist with a Henry Ford-style production line (including a moving conveyor belt), run by different AI mode…

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    Comment #35959085

    their 404 error page is the best sounding one i have seen so far: https://learningmusic.ableton.com/wronglink

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    Comment #35813344

    Just as it took me myself quite a while to find that: A simple, good and open-source solution for 2fa on iOs is Tofu. App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tofu-authenticator/id…

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    Comment #33017545

    I just went through this and am very happy with using 11ty. It‘s simple and produces clean html/css without any framework whatsoever.

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    Comment #32278441

    I made an interactive art installation on this question once: A black box with a knob where you could adjust how much time you have, then it would offer you (Google streetview) pan…

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    Comment #31897825

    I'll probably get downvoted into oblivion for mentioning blockchain tech, but this might at least help, maybe not in its current form but... I did not follow that project, but ther…

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    Comment #31388166

    Yes it was, but is it automatically bad because of this? It would be if it would be unhelpful, low-quality or if it would contain deceitful content pushing their product – but I do…

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    Comment #31388018

    The article is an overview aimed at beginners, but as such actually pretty good and helpful. It does not seem to overtly promote their product. Classifying this as spam / SEO only …

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    I'm not the type of person who would maintain such a catalogue, but thinking about the scenario: I'll take 15 min tomorrow to run through my flat and just photograph everything. Th…

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    Comment #29987335

    not what he/she uses, but if you are interested in these kind of things, check out https://cables.gl/ . it provides you with an in-browser, graphical, node based interface where yo…