Men can't have children.
Men can care for and raise children.
Readit Newsiamflimflam1 commented on South Korea – A cautionary tale for the rest of humanity worksinprogress.co/issue/... · Posted by u/barry-cotter
> It's incredibly clear who the devs assume the target market is.
Not "assume". That's what the target market is. Take a look at civitai and see what kind of images people generate and what LoRAs they train (just be sure to be logged in and disable all of the NSFW filters in the options).
Yeah - that was a bit of a shock! I'll just unblur these pictures - how hardcore could they be...
Does it run on apple silicon?
It's working for me - it does max out my 64GB though.
The [demo PDF](https://github.com/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image/blob/main/assets/Z-Ima...) has ~50 photos of attractive young women sitting/standing alone, and exactly two photos featuring young attractive men on their own.
It's incredibly clear who the devs assume the target market is.
The model is uncensored, so will probably suite that target market admirably.
iamflimflam1 commented on Are we repeating the telecoms crash with AI datacenters? martinalderson.com/posts/... · Posted by u/davedx
For those who can’t/won’t read the article - the author argues that the answer is “no - it’s not a repeat”.
iamflimflam1 commented on The writing is on the wall for handwriting recognition newsletter.dancohen.org/a... · Posted by u/speckx
If I went back in time to the 90s when I was doing my PhD I would absolutely blow my mind with how well handwriting OCR works now.
Funny thing: this feels "realistic" because it’s not perfect physics. A perfectly simulated Hooke's law spring actually looks fake and too stiff. But if you let the animation wobble a bit more and slow down the damping, our brain reads it as weight and squishiness.
It’s basically controlled sloppiness.
Same is true in a lot of old platformer games. Real physics feels horrible.
Do you mean example commands? we see those examples on the githib README, yes,
But people here are probably also looking for example input and output PDFs (or images/screenshots) showing the actual work done to get a sense of what to expect.
Exactly - if these examples work really well, then include some screenshots.
The lack of examples makes me very reluctant to commit any time to trying this out - despite it being something that I’m interested in.
Has anyone given any it a go? Does it work?
You're not kidding. I had to work with twilio on a project and it was awful. Any time there was an issue with the API, they'd never delve into why that issue had happened. They'd simply fix the data in their database and close the ticket. We'd have the same issue over and over and over again and they'd never make any effort to fix the cause of the problems.
It immediately triggered my - is this AI?