I ran it on the "society if..." meme lol https://imgur.com/a/nFQN5tx
the world if autumn comes
Antirender: remove the glossy shine on architectural renderings
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#142I ran it on the "society if..." meme lol https://imgur.com/a/nFQN5tx
This is just Moscow
OK this is too fun. I did Reverse Anti-Render on a dreary scene in Moscow:
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#143Im a professional cleaner, there is lots of wonderful looking design out there that is impossible to clean. There is also a huge difference in how quick it looks dirty. Some things are easy to clean but if you have to do it 3 times per day in stead of once a week its going to be needlessly expensive and still look dirty half the time.
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#144I spent years doing that post processing on Photoshop, trying to increase realism on my archviz scenes, clients never went for it. They use to prefer the fake, perfect 3D look. Nice project, well done.
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#145Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also adding random electrical infrastructure and random signs, also removing a statue in the distance in one of the images
Sure, that stuff too. The point still being that it's a pretty predictable set of changes being made to whatever photo you give it.
I'm pretty sure it's either gpt-image-1.5 or Nano Banana Pro in the background, with a prompt like "make it look worn down and slightly decaying".
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#146Render has 2 meanings here. Clever.
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#147This would be great for real estate ads. Make the rooms look their actual size and dark and dirty. Lived-in, if you will.
A new CA law is addressing this somewhat:
> Under Assembly Bill 723, real estate agents and brokers who display photos of a home that have been digitally altered with editing software or artificial intelligence must include a “reasonably conspicuous” statement “disclosing that the image has been altered.”
https://www.sfchronicle.com/realestate/article/california-la...
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#148Show me reality: vibe coded AI blows up on HN and says "429" (probably... it said non 200 status code, and no F12 to check)
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#149Top of HN and people are loving it, but there's got to be a better way of getting some $$ rewards for fun viral ideas like this than "Buy me a coffee". I'm betting he's got tens of thousands of sessions currently and nobody is tipping. https://ko-fi.com/magnushambleton Is there a better way? Asking for myself, also.
I built a browser extension for a hackathon that enabled crypto payments direct to site owners. "registration" was just sticking a formatted payment address in a DNS TXT record, and if you were at a supported website, the extension would light up, and facilitated payment.
I still think it's a neat idea but I can't be bothered to build a real version
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#150My city is car dependent and often no effort goes into making it more walkable.
Would love a version that renders a mix of cars and trucks onto any roads, to show up how crap the experience would actually be out front of road facing building.