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Re:Midjourney API? on Thursday August 24, 2023 @03:04PM (#37253159)
I haven been working on a generative AI app imaging. seems like Midjourney does not have an API (other than discord??). not sure how these guys do it but it works well.
I'd be interested to know how it compares to iZotope as well as phonicmind.
Re:Developer-centric payment management API service on Monday March 14, 2022 @08:08PM (#30680155)
Hi, I'm working on a developer-centric payment management API service. Integration is either as a wrapper around existing services (stripe etc) or as standalone. I'd love to get some feedback... Thanks!
Yeah, but thats only for those who meet the requirements. The Real world scenario is that people pay about $500/mo for a /24 I heard - kind of a black market thing.
Are we currently in step 3? How much does a /24 running for right now?
Re:ReactOS 0.3.16 released on Thursday February 06, 2014 @02:34PM (#7192423)
Is Alex still heading reactos?
Re:FTTH in San Francisco petition on Wednesday January 29, 2014 @01:22AM (#7142283)
Please help! sign the petition
Re:Hackers? Techies? What To Call San Francisco's Newcomers on Friday January 17, 2014 @12:09PM (#7076918)
Summer you say ..... :-)
Re:Hackers? Techies? What To Call San Francisco's Newcomers on Thursday January 16, 2014 @08:54PM (#7073808)
The nerds come to live in the vibrant and cool city so that they could have some of its "coolness" reflected on them. Little they know the (fairly new) pretentious residents are everything but cool, SPECIFICALLY in the mission area, where large percentage live their lives believing they are unique & progressive, while in reality they are prisoners of their conceptions - the ones that got seeded in their heads by the companies the nerds are working for.

the truth is that this city is: dead at nights. have a lame hipster wanna-be community. too expensive.

p.s older san francisco residents are extremely nice!

Re:USA ISP Speed Index on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @04:47PM (#7059989)
this seems more of a breakdown of the avg customer link speed/ isp than an isp performance chart.
Re:Why did the AK-47 become so popular? on Thursday January 09, 2014 @12:25AM (#7028939)
Unlike the ar* and generally americans weapons, it can shoot in 'sandy' situations.
Thanks for sharing the data!

I'd love to see correlation between age groups->downloads, obviously what you mentioned; PR->downloads and any other vertical data for the specific campaign... avi@