Prompts are just the starting point. Take image generation for example and the rise of ComfyUI and ControlNet, with complex node based workflows allowing for even more creative control. https://www.google.com/search?q=comfyui+workflows&tbm=isch
I see these AI models as lowering the barrier to entry, while giving more power to the users that choose to explore that direction.
I'd be curious about the calorie detection. I'm wondering if it's using some kind of weighted sum of image segmentation proportions, or doing end-to-end deep learning.
I've taken a look at the product site and I love it! I think it's perfect. Our son is obsessed with Minecraft and has recently been expressing interest about learning how to program. One question about the pricing, is would I be able to go through the lessons as well as my son? Or would we need to pay for separate accounts? The FAQ mentions something about up to 4 players per server.
Exploratory trying is a form of discoverability. Plus the whole social context of learning new gestures through friends using similar devices.
I looked at a Blackberry Playbook at the store and tried to use it without having ever seen anyone else use one before. I spent a good 10 minutes trying to figure out how to close an app before finally looking it up online with my iPhone.
I volunteer for those last two, send me a message if you're in the Bay Area and want to chat! I'm definitely a techie software engineer, but I'm fascinated by art, good design, and grand ideas about anything =)
Why waste it? It's a perfectly valid state of consciousness. Look into dreaming techniques such as lucid dreaming. You might find creative solutions to problems or new ideas to integrate into your waking life.
I bet you'd enjoy some of the podcasts here: http://www.matrixmasters.net/salon/. There are a few Alex Grey ones, but I'd bet HN folks would also appreciate the ones by Bruce Damer and Terence McKenna.
This is great! I've been interested in EEG, neurohacking for a while, at least in concept. Now that it's available for entry level hackers, what's the best way to get started? Does anyone know of good resources for EEG related signal processing, or algorithms applicable to brain waves, etc.? Thanks!
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I see these AI models as lowering the barrier to entry, while giving more power to the users that choose to explore that direction.