I knew it would happen!

(Not this fast, tho) https://t.co/WpUD6Lo5EF

RT @Werner: After nearly 25 years, I’m publishing the Distributed Computing Manifesto in its entirety, an internal document from the early…

@Dcryptgirl Thanks for sharing, Dcryptgirl. Your book has been recommended multiple times and it’s on my list: https://t.co/Qwh6xWemz5

I’ll add your vote to the counter (and one day, maybe, I’ll reveal the most voted book in the list).

RT @daniel_eckler: 90 Days of Diffusion
90 🤯 AI Advances 👇

And, to make @_msw_ happier: https://t.co/zH4VTtYiBW

There. @EMostaque during today’s Reddit AMA: https://t.co/PMfhsBGJSe

What is the book that changed your life? (except novels, poetry, or religious texts)

Asked on Nov 15, 2022

One of my favourite startups ever*, doing incredible things. Again.

I’m testing the new @DescriptApp for a couple of potential projects.

*https://t.co/wS2YvG606N https://t.co/5V98i9PqFI

@Merzmensch @julio_bree They only focus on basic things like the content and the overall stylistic approach (painting, illustration, etc.). They are unsophisticated butcher tools where a surgeon’s scalpel is necessary. A very different type of training is necessary to correctly identify similar artworks

@Merzmensch @julio_bree Even if social media companies would reconsider their current approach to algorithmic suggestions, these AI models are not trained to identify the nuances that make people like certain artworks but not others (the colour patterns, the tones, the contrast level, etc.).