Do they mention anywhere what DALL-E version is being used? I have a suspicion it's not DALL-E 3 but happy to be proven wrong.
Apparently Mozilla is working on that for over a year now (announced in Feb '22).
Ah cool. Yes, that makes sense! Would you allow people browse the list of existing communities and join them, or are individual communities invite only?
Sounds good. One problem that you will likely encounter in FF is that you can't open the native extension popup (the one that is attached to the action button) programmatically. That severely limits how you can present…
I really like the UI: 1. using the new Chrome Sidebar API is a great choice! 2. selecting actions to show in the context menu is also a convenient customization idea Are you considering porting it to FF? Other than the…
This is an interesting take. A couple of observations: - Small groups of people who know each other IRL are very sensitive to breakups. When a couple breaks up, it frequently splits their friend group into 2 camps that…
Looks like it slows down just a tiny bit (needs time to compute?) before making some of the jumps in this video. So not completely losing momentum. Wonder if this will look more fluid once it's able to reach a higher…
My understanding is that such robots do exist and have a different application. For example, balancing on longer hind legs by lifting the rest of the body up, then making a jump over a gap is likely easier than when…
Agreed! After blocking Twitter I either see nothing where an embed is supposed to be, or only see emojis rendered in the middle of an otherwise blank area.
What a wonderful experiment! My favorite type of posts on HN.
Yup, agreed. In the US the incentives are against repairs, not for. I don't know enough about cars to have an opinion on whether Tesla-style cast bodies will result in more cars being written off with similar damages to…
Sure, but none of those ML applications are generative AI.
What are the consequences of biases in Stable Diffusion?
"Follow your passion" can be a valuable outlook on life. The overly broad interpretation of that is what many people find confusing. I think it's fair to say that most engineers have a passion for coding/engineering.…
Exactly, that's the feature that interested me the most. Ideally, the UI for footnotes would be even more rich: e.g. selecting a word would open a small popup to provide more context.
The value I see is in constructing more complex prompts. Agree with your example but could see myself using this feature for prompts with multiple objects/aspects that require specific details. Probably not much…
Interesting point but makes me wonder whether it's meaningful. There are plenty of local Chinese email providers, why would anyone choose Yahoo specifically?
Off topic... looking forward to more engineers moving to Mastodon. I have Twitter/X blocked at DNS level and still fairly frequently encounter interesting accounts that I can't check out.
Our digital footprints expanded dramatically in the last 10-20 years. While not a single app, a combination of apps made me feel "better" in a way that Gmail made me feel all these years ago. This February I switched to…
Why is it not representative? I was surprised by this recent Kagi pricing change but after reviewing my search stats I realized that their estimation is pretty on point.
By this logic if you watch Star Wars you are a racist because Walt Disney was (apparently) racist.
They had great news reporting and incredible deep dive series (reporting from war-torn territories). Gavin, one of the founders, was not a Proud Boy when he founded Vice. Then became a Proud Boy when he was not…
I heard about this change from so many sources. Where can I see it (which section)? I quit Spotify months ago but curious to see this pattern.
Do they mention anywhere what DALL-E version is being used? I have a suspicion it's not DALL-E 3 but happy to be proven wrong.
Apparently Mozilla is working on that for over a year now (announced in Feb '22).
Ah cool. Yes, that makes sense! Would you allow people browse the list of existing communities and join them, or are individual communities invite only?
Sounds good. One problem that you will likely encounter in FF is that you can't open the native extension popup (the one that is attached to the action button) programmatically. That severely limits how you can present…
I really like the UI: 1. using the new Chrome Sidebar API is a great choice! 2. selecting actions to show in the context menu is also a convenient customization idea Are you considering porting it to FF? Other than the…
This is an interesting take. A couple of observations: - Small groups of people who know each other IRL are very sensitive to breakups. When a couple breaks up, it frequently splits their friend group into 2 camps that…
Looks like it slows down just a tiny bit (needs time to compute?) before making some of the jumps in this video. So not completely losing momentum. Wonder if this will look more fluid once it's able to reach a higher…
My understanding is that such robots do exist and have a different application. For example, balancing on longer hind legs by lifting the rest of the body up, then making a jump over a gap is likely easier than when…
Agreed! After blocking Twitter I either see nothing where an embed is supposed to be, or only see emojis rendered in the middle of an otherwise blank area.
What a wonderful experiment! My favorite type of posts on HN.
Yup, agreed. In the US the incentives are against repairs, not for. I don't know enough about cars to have an opinion on whether Tesla-style cast bodies will result in more cars being written off with similar damages to…
Sure, but none of those ML applications are generative AI.
What are the consequences of biases in Stable Diffusion?
"Follow your passion" can be a valuable outlook on life. The overly broad interpretation of that is what many people find confusing. I think it's fair to say that most engineers have a passion for coding/engineering.…
Exactly, that's the feature that interested me the most. Ideally, the UI for footnotes would be even more rich: e.g. selecting a word would open a small popup to provide more context.
The value I see is in constructing more complex prompts. Agree with your example but could see myself using this feature for prompts with multiple objects/aspects that require specific details. Probably not much…
Interesting point but makes me wonder whether it's meaningful. There are plenty of local Chinese email providers, why would anyone choose Yahoo specifically?
Off topic... looking forward to more engineers moving to Mastodon. I have Twitter/X blocked at DNS level and still fairly frequently encounter interesting accounts that I can't check out.
Our digital footprints expanded dramatically in the last 10-20 years. While not a single app, a combination of apps made me feel "better" in a way that Gmail made me feel all these years ago. This February I switched to…
Why is it not representative? I was surprised by this recent Kagi pricing change but after reviewing my search stats I realized that their estimation is pretty on point.
By this logic if you watch Star Wars you are a racist because Walt Disney was (apparently) racist.
They had great news reporting and incredible deep dive series (reporting from war-torn territories). Gavin, one of the founders, was not a Proud Boy when he founded Vice. Then became a Proud Boy when he was not…
I heard about this change from so many sources. Where can I see it (which section)? I quit Spotify months ago but curious to see this pattern.