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Krea 3 – An image model built for editing at scale
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25 days agoHacker NewsGuitoro is a free browser-based virtual guitar that uses real instrument recordings, allowing users to strum with a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen. It offers various guitar types, chord visualization, and practice tools like slow playback and tuners.
yesterdayLessWrongThe article investigates the origin of a popular anecdote about a pottery experiment where students evaluated based on quantity produced better quality work than those focused on quality. The author traced the story to its source in the book 'Art & Fear' by David Bayles and Ted Orland, finding it was not a scientific study but an anecdotal account. The experiment's methodology and results are described as lacking rigorous scientific validation.
3 days agoLessWrongThe author conducts a personal evaluation of new AI models by asking them to design a novel game with unique mechanics. Previously, models often suggested 'time manipulation mechanics,' but newer models like o1 OpenAI and Opus 4.6 proposed original ideas, including a smell-based game and a game where rules are defined retroactively during play.
3 days agoLessWrongAn amateur wombat enthusiast's article details the animal's unique defense mechanism, including their armored rump that can block tunnels. The author recounts their initial interest in wombats after watching a video of a man trapped in a tunnel with a wombat.
5 days agoLessWrongThe article discusses an analogy between the process of proving mathematical theorems and filling the convex hull in the space of mathematical truths. The authors consider how modern AI systems may only 'fill in the gaps' within already known mathematical facts, using combinations of existing ideas.
6 days ago