graysonk

I enjoy doing local image generation and this is one thing that the community around that has really optimized.

In some workflows you might have 20 different models doing their specialized tasks. Pose detection, hand/eye/face detailers, classifiers, refiners, up scalers, taggers, etc can all use their own models and that’s not even the including the model(s) used for the actual image generation part.

I’m interested to see the optimization when this concept gets applied to other general ai tasks.

“What trying to protect the feelings of a group of people who will never care about me taught me about b2b sales”

It’s like you’re trying to fill out a bingo card of “obviously written by ai” markers

This is an insane level of projection

Crazy. It’s almost as if we are on a news site for hackers

This is one of those comments you write after taking a “How to market your product online 100% free!!” classes

Dang can ban me if he wants but look at this dudes comment history. 100% nothing but shilling his product

The absence of a data point is still an identifiable data point

I thought that was just Real Estate Brokers and not Agents?

I’d agree with you if Ireland didn’t exist

Really? My turning point was when he called out companies for not hiring him and then said he did more work than the engineering team in 3 months

I mocked up a new Facebook apology ad: https://i.imgur.com/EWDJjwx.jpg

Let me know if marketing wants to license it.

> Lucky for you I'm not selling anything

Hmm there is a pretty big "Pricing" section in the middle of the page for me

I agree with this. Much more tech-focused. With a heavy rust/bsd bias though.

My email is in my profile if anyone needs an invite.

They didn't say whether electron was good or bad. Just that this app is one.

Hmm is there a technical write up of how you are pulling this data?

I tried one of our companies for fun and it’s only pulling 1.4million records in one place and then 65,000 in another. Doesn’t seem to have all our nameservers or relays either.

Wow. I normally let a lot slide, but this article is embarrassing for Amazon. Please hire a writer or at least a proofreader.

In the same vein, I always try ‘cat /etc/passwd’

I get that, but we are on hackernews right now. Presumably a larger portion of the users here know what cron is.

> What is the use case for this?

I've written something similar for a company who wanted to monitor their rival's website for news about expansion.

> Why would I pay for it?

I'm not sure either. A quick script in a cron job could also do this.

It's a time-honored tradition to respond to any post with your rust port of it.

Or a builtin Mathematica function for it

Here, I took some screenshots for you. It seems like all you can do is make a project, add tasks, and then mark them Active or Complete.

https://imgur.com/a/AKWIq

Wow it got a 15/100 Pagespeed score on Mobile https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=...

I think Lotus Notes also used to something similar when you typed in your password. Its been a while (thankfully) since I used it though.

From 2014

> just like there are multiple Linuxes

Are you talking about distributions or kernels?

You don't need the cat pipe. Just grep on the filename

But I agree entirely. I go back to things I did even a year ago and desperately wish I had documented more.

Yeah, man! You haven't been cashing in your internet points??

Better delete this and go write your dev.to article to rake in the points before someone else does.