Funny, I had just started noticing that too - it’s probably time we start hitting the “spam” button for such emails :-/
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First off: they’re highly politically motivated with allegations that do not survive closer scrutiny.
Second: there’s a serious risk that Trump may not only be nominated, but also win 2024. If the court has by then been weakened, that’s a significant check-and-balance misbalance.
Stuffing the court (or wherever they’re going with these attacks) is the path to Latin American dysfunction.
I get that overturning Roe v Wade sucks. I’m pro choice. But the foundations of our system of government are way more important.
(And separately, the dems are crushing the reps on this issue - overturning Roe has given the dems a huge electoral advantage)
Just having some breakdown of the task and some however crude percentage allocation to them would still be a huge improvement over the status quo.
Not meant to be snarky, sorry I just don't have any idea how you'd get local setups and then have the relevant developer docs in an accessible manner. Maybe a locally running Llama model?
‘In his foreword to the 1967 edition of the book, C. P. Snow describes the Apology as "a passionate lament for creative powers that used to be and that will never come again".’
In our everyday life we have plenty of options for most basic purchases, and can pick-and-choose whatever combination of goods/services we want (though there are of course market failures, but let's not get sidetracked).
Imagine if you could only pick either prepackaged life choices A or prepackaged life choices B? It would be a dystopian hell (and only marginally improved by additional packages).
Yet that's what we've got when it comes to politics.
Question: does this business model work well? The GPL+commercial license on request?
I’m hoping the answer is yes, would be great with some nuance/details/exposition, thanks!
Moore's law works great for semiconductors, but Maxwell doesn't negotiate ;)
Photoroom users: feel free to use https://pixian.ai/comparisons to compare the results.
(We haven't done a comparison with them so genuinely don't know if they're better or worse)
Yes, there's a lot more than 20 competitors. Our goal is to hit an attractive point on the quality-price pareto frontier that they just can't match.
That said, marketing will definitely be a challenge ;)
If you don't want to manually crop it, just press "ok".
That said we could probably improve the messaging in that dialog, thanks!
But almost all API users and most regular users just want a result and to not have to futz with it, hence this offering.
For background removal specifically, all models will inevitably have some failure rate. https://clippingmagic.com is the only one with a serious editor that enables you to get exactly the result you want on any image (it's our legacy service with "old-school" SaaS pricing).