[robespierre]

Stellar!

[Geoman]

It's interesting that though the computer itself is always on the left side of the display (for O2 and Octane2), the one in the "artificially created" pictures is always on the right side.

I'd love to see what this thing would produce out of a part of the wall of Sacsayhuamán:


Just got an Idea: this would be really cool to produce desktop backgrounds. 

   
   

[johnnym]

With the mention of Daleks, here's  a true story I wrote about 25 years ago. Enjoy! If you can... 😜

Davros, in my basement!

From: (vishnu)
Date: 23 Jul 1997 15:12:27

The monsoon season has ...
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PS, anyone notice I need a synonym for "cylindrical"?

Nice story and great climax  ! Though I would have liked a more "Come get some..." attitude from the protagonist maybe wielding two AA-12s or so, though I have heard that Daleks are pretty invulnerable, so maybe futile.

I'd love to see what this thing would produce out of a part of the wall of Sacsayhuamán:
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Wow, thank you for feeding it into the tool. Very interesting results.

Say, did you use the cutout or the whole picture as "input"? Because I wonder where it got the grass on top from. If only the cutout I'd say DALL-E "knows" of that other picture showing the whole wall (too big to show here). It catched the idea of polygonal masonry very well.

What I find astonishing is, that it draws shadows in a 2D picture as if it knows which stone protrudes how much, not to speak of where the sun is. As if it has a 3D picture internally. Fascinating. BTW, what's the bigger picture? It looks less detailed than the others.

Hey what about Federation Starships now? 

[Geoman]

Wow, thank you for feeding it into the tool. Very interesting results.

Say, did you use the cutout or the whole picture as "input"? Because I wonder where it got the grass on top from. If only the cutout I'd say DALL-E "knows" of that other picture showing the whole wall (too big to show here). It catched the idea of polygonal masonry very well.

What I find astonishing is, that it draws shadows in a 2D picture as if it knows which stone protrudes how much, not to speak of where the sun is. As if it has a 3D picture internally. Fascinating. BTW, what's the bigger picture? It looks less detailed than the others.

Hey what about Federation Starships now?  

One can only feed a 1:1 rectangle into the generator, so the rest is cut-off.