Exusia
@Exusia@lemmy.world
- Comment on All I got the was this stupid fish hook! 2 weeks ago:
Now it works, weird!
- Comment on All I got the was this stupid fish hook! 2 weeks ago:
You should know your image isn’t working on Jerboa. :(
- Comment on Halloween is upon us 2 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Read-onlys are cancer. Post stuff you want to see. 2 weeks ago:
Nah as long as they Upvote content and don’t complain about content being posted they can stay lurkers.
(If they do complain they can be the change they want to see and post, that’s what I did)
- Comment on Read-onlys are cancer. Post stuff you want to see. 2 weeks ago:
1k comments in 2 months. Something near 16 comments a day.
- Comment on Back Home 2 weeks ago:
Me when the stealth mission goes loud
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- Comment on Why do "realistic" AI results for man/woman have non-proportion big heads compared to their bodies? 3 weeks ago:
Generally I think this has something to do with average age of model trained vs age of depicted person. Humans have large heads proportional to their bodies in youth and them averages out. On top of this another commenter mentioned art. So many anime/cartoon characters have larger heads to show the expressions and in turn show a youthful nature in these characters.
Similar to “the average number of arms is less than 2 because there’s greater chances there will be people with zero or one arm, rather than an extra”. Your model will draw on its wealth of samples where the head is disproportionately larger, instead of proportionate - because it was probably fed more photos of hat age range and doesn’t know any different.
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- Comment on Guys its moptimus prime 1 month ago:
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Babe. Babe look it’s optimum pride
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- Comment on You have been banned from /c/Lemmyshitpost 1 month ago:
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- Comment on Hello fellow shitposters 1 month ago:
It is. Spooky month!
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- Comment on Headlamp tech that doesn’t blind oncoming drivers—where is it? 1 month ago:
My catchphrase when driving has become “It’s always a fucking pickup”
- Comment on Meeemmeees! 1 month ago:
They’re more like bean posters these days
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- Comment on In theaters Now 2 months ago:
This is really cool thanks for sharing I actually did not know that it had originated somewhere else (other than where I stole this from)
- Comment on In theaters Now 2 months ago:
Might be intentional, who knows
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- Comment on 88 percent of owners/players Black Myth: Wukong are from China. 2 months ago:
Not surprising, Journey to the West is really popular, and even western societies like Ancient Chinese mythos stories. Wukong and Nezha are probably the 2 most popular, if I had to guess. On top of this not surprising a Chinese publisher making a game about a Chinese mythos is doing well in China, when almost no one is competing in that regard.
