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Turn a single image into a navigable 3D Gaussian Splat with depth

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Re: Turn a single image into a navigable 3D Gaussian Splat with depth

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Tried a few random images and scenes, overall wasn't that impressive. Maybe I'm using the wrong kinds of input images or something, but for the most part once I moved more than a small amount, the rendering was mostly noise. To be fair, I didn't really expect much more.

Neat demo, but feels like things need to come quite a ways to make this interesting.

Re: Turn a single image into a navigable 3D Gaussian Splat with depth

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Or one-click install on your own device: https://pinokio.co/item.html?uri=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2F...

What is Pinokio? The website just says "Your PC is the Cloud" - what?

That website tries too hard to write clever marketing copy and does a bad job describing what actually is.

Better description: Pinokio is a free, open-source "AI browser" that simplifies installing, running, and managing complex, open-source AI applications and creative tools (like Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI) with one-click scripts, removing the need for coding or complex command-line setup.

Re: Turn a single image into a navigable 3D Gaussian Splat with depth

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

What is Pinokio? The website just says "Your PC is the Cloud" - what?

That website tries too hard to write clever marketing copy and does a bad job describing what actually is. Better description: Pinokio is a free, open-source "AI browser" that simplifies installing, running, and managing complex, open-source AI applications and creative tools (like Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI) with one-click scripts, removing the need for coding or complex command-line setup.

Huh. That doesn't sound like a browser at all. But okay, thanks for the summary!

Re: Turn a single image into a navigable 3D Gaussian Splat with depth

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

That website tries too hard to write clever marketing copy and does a bad job describing what actually is. Better description: Pinokio is a free, open-source "AI browser" that simplifies installing, running, and managing complex, open-source AI applications and creative tools (like Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI) with one-click scripts, removing the need for coding or complex command-line setup.

Huh. That doesn't sound like a browser at all. But okay, thanks for the summary!

I think in this case browser is meant as a place to browse, e.g. the Google Play store is an app browser. I don't hear it used that way often anymore, but it at least sounds familiar.
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