AI generated, command whatever you want. It will generate mind-blowing images

Post by fnordpiglet » Sat, Aug 06, 2022, 3:28 PM UTC

stavros wrote: post #27

r_hoods_ghost wrote: post #7

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Fair enough, I guess there's value to the social feedback you get in discord and being able to easily see what others have input.

There isn't really, the majority of people in the channels are newcomers, it scrolls too fast for you to really see much, and once you subscribe you move to private and only see your own messages anyway. I have no idea why they went to Discord, it hasn't provided any benefit to me personally, at least.

Post by petercooper » Sat, Aug 06, 2022, 4:14 PM UTC

simsla wrote: post #47

fragmede wrote: post #38

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you don't get to see other's images and talk with them in a shared chat channel with that approach (unless they build out a lot more web app). Which is half the fun of it. (Not that hard to build, but more work than a Discord bot.)

Which is half the fun for /some/ people. What people are saying (including me) is that it's not fun for them, and Discord feels like a big hindrance instead of a benefit.

Post by joshspankit » Sat, Aug 06, 2022, 5:03 PM UTC

petercooper wrote: post #62

r_hoods_ghost wrote: post #4

The output is quite cool, but why on earth have they locked interaction with it away in discord instead of having it available in the web? It basically guarantees that most people won't know about it, won't interact with it, and won't be able to view the results. It's just a deeply weird design decision.

It basically guarantees that most people won't know about it, won't interact with it, and won't be able to view the results. That's good for now. It's early days and it's pretty busy already. I don't like Discord much but I'll admit it's a pretty good interface for something like MJ as you can see (and be inspired by) other people's prompts and discuss the process in a live way. The amount of realtime product feedbac…

Post by arcastroe » Sat, Aug 06, 2022, 6:21 PM UTC

Post by bfung » Sat, Aug 06, 2022, 6:44 PM UTC

  * It's a great way to harvest emails and profiles, similar to using facebook login - but it already has a natural filter to noise.  For example, the crypto/NFT space is very on discord.
  * Being able to use humans to generate these images is a great way to get better resolution on what would be a good NFT signal generator...
  * The way discord works, it's easier to collect user metrics vs. website & google analytics.  Every time the server gets overloaded, you know you hit a user threshold and expand.  Pretty smart way of onboarding also -- there are "newbie" chat rooms, free trial chat rooms, and I assume paid chat rooms.  No need to build it since using the chatrooms does it for you!