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antfu.me
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davidyat.es
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| | | | | I first wrote about Stable Diffusion last August, shortly after its initial public release, when Stability AI transformed LLM-based image generation from a black-box gimmick behind a paywall into something that could be used and built on by anyone with a Github account. | |
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cprimozic.net
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| | | | | I'm picking back up the work that I started last year building 3D scenes and sketches with Three.JS. At that time, it was just after AI image generators like DALL-E and Stable Diffusion were really taking off. I had success running Stable Diffusion locally and using it to generate textures for terrain, buildings, and other environments in the 3D worlds I was building. I was using Stable Diffusion v1 back then. | |
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bryukh.com
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| | | Memory unlocked - PS Vita and the one game I had: Patapon. Let's be honest - I don't usually like music games, but Patapon was an exception. I was sooo bad at it, yet I never gave up. The magic of inspiring those little warriors with the rhythm of drums, and the simple control with just 4 buttons, was irresistible. I couldn't stop chanting, "Pata pata pata pon!" | ||
