Very excited to present the Studio Yorktown 'Color Town Hall' ! Created with the extremely generous assistance of @meodai creator of @color_parrot , the Color Town Hall will be a growing collection of my palettes for use by anyone!
Check it out here :
https://t.co/ZLgVdJmh3y
@gorillasu Thanks for the detailed article. I'm ready to make the change and find a new community to grow and learn in. I am not big name artist, but could you help me get an invite to the genart server? Thanks!
What if every city had “Bike Buses” for kids going to school & daycare? What if safe, protected bike infrastructure made them easy? From Nijmegen NL, a #BikeBus developed in partnership with an after-school childcare. HT to great folks at @Cycling_Embassy
@ODPomery Beautiful. Immediately start thinking about what surfaces they'd look good on. Transparent or not, your isometric landscapes make good stickers.
The single most powerful "skill" you can develop:
Learning quickly.
But the way schools teach us to learn is a horrible way to learn in the real world.
Textbooks, worksheets, flash cards—all of it a waste.
Instead, use this simple 3-part framework to rapidly learn anything:
The interest in the Stable Diffusion Videos project has been mind blowing 🤯
I figured it would be nice to break down the process and explain how it works under the hood (using @huggingface diffusers) this new blog post. 🚀
https://t.co/FOIQRBYXPS
scifi concepts like AGI/singularity feeling slightly more tangible lately.
thinking about this after seeing Dreamfusion—producing 3D media from an AI model that was only trained on 2D images.
maybe the singularity is just a really big neural network. 🤖
https://t.co/bVFF8cyRjX
HOLOSHEET, story edition!
built a google sheet powered by GPT-3 and #stablediffusion that outputs full stories, with images!
you input a prompt & the AIs generate story, visuals and a title
in any style you want..
here's "The wizard approached the abyss"
a few seconds later:
24 hour cycle to learn data science faster:
1 - Read about 1 concept
2 - Write down 1 way to apply that knowledge
3 - Go to bed
4 - Wake up
5 - Do it
6 - Tweet about it
7 - Repeat
Watch your progress compound over weeks, months, and years.