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Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by marai2 »

tomcam wrote: post #26
hjessmith wrote: post #23

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's equally important to stretch before coding and stretch before dancing.

I’VE BEEN DOING IT WRONG THE WHOLE TIME

I'm definitely going to start stretching before coding now! Maybe even 15 minutes of yoga before debugging.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by ac50hz »

hjessmith wrote: post #22
doubtfuluser wrote: post #21

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This is really a fun project! Is it actually possible to use the code and create an app for sale out of it. The MIT license says so I think, just wondering if anything else would speak against it.

I don't know who would speak out against it. The MIT license certainly allows for it, and I don't actually own it... I just wrote it :)

+1

This is a pleasant take. I may borrow the sentiment expressed here to help me describe some similar distinctions.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by tealpod »

hjessmith wrote: post #2

Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/

Thank you Thank you Thank you, my kid loving it. I will be happy to volunteer and help in anyway I can.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by SanderNL »

hjessmith wrote: post #2

Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/

This is great fun. Thank you for giving away this work and so accessibly. I got it working in minutes.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by upmostly »

doubtfuluser wrote: post #21
hjessmith wrote: post #2

Hey! That’s my project! Code and dataset are here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/AnimatedDrawings And a browser-based version of it is here: http://sketch.metademolab.com/

This is really a fun project! Is it actually possible to use the code and create an app for sale out of it. The MIT license says so I think, just wondering if anything else would speak against it.

I'm working on an app called Monstdraw.com that uses this code if you're interested in collaborating? My email is in my bio.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by upmostly »

hjessmith wrote: post #24
upmostly wrote: post #14

Small anecdote: I discovered the codebase for this project last week and assumed that it had already been advertised and popularised. Apparently that's just happening now. I deployed the Docker container and got it working fine and I'm already thinking of plenty of cool use cases for the code. I get the impression that a few startups / apps are going to be launched off of the back of this. A few ideas: - Animated sto…

Glad to hear it was easy for you to get up and running, but where did come across the repo? It's been in 'stealth release' mode for a few months now, but nothing was publicly announced until today.

A friend told me about the project last week, so I did some Googling and discovered the GitHub repo by searching for AnimatedDrawings and Facebook.

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by liendolucas »

Out of all the ML projects submitted to HN this is one of the funniest and most entertaining I've seen so far! Also very neat demo and presentation in the website! KUDOS to the author(s) of the implementation and paper!

Re: Animated Drawings

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Post by Franzeus »

Very cool tech and amazing dance! :)

We are working on a startup (https://dibulo.com) which provides children an off-screen coloring experience combined with a digital reward. We have so many ideas and using pose-estimation is one of them. Definitely gonna play around with it!

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