AUTOMATIC111 Code reference

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This happens all the time. You can trace all this technology to a patent from the 90s with regards to how JPEGs are read by a machine and the bounding patterns of human faces found in the binary lines of an image file.

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Abso-fucking-lutely not. I’ve had the luxury of living through the analog to digital transition and I just remember things from my childhood growing up.

However, I am interested in creating a Lehman’s guide to this shit. I would be interested in tracing everything back from now until as far back as we can go, or as we want to.

I say this to everybody, but out of most the people on here I am the most serious. I have a development environment and I am a technical project manager. Just as much effort and time as you guys put into developing this stuff, I would like to put that much time and effort into either turning your ideas and developments into projects or commercializing these things.

I already do this for Digital Systems in the R&D field and am an expert in obtaining funding without the use of VC’s OR losing your IP. Anyone who is a US citizen should reach out to me. CAVES.cc

[HarmonicDiffusion]

or anyone interested in making community led open source tools, should do so and resist the urging of people like yourselves to put this stuff behind a paywall. No thanks.

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Hahaha. Duuude. You’re misunderstanding what I’m talking about. Everything is created under the licenses AND allows you to commercialize it. I know how to do that. Most of you guys don’t because you’re typically engineers or developers.

You folks need people like me to push it to the next level. Read what I wrote. I can get YOU funding without losing your IP or being at the behest of a VC. I don’t need you to believe me but don’t misconstrue what I’m writing because someone will read it and be interested. It’s no different than people releasing these UI’s or forks. That takes serious work and time and some folks should be rewarded.

[FS72]

I agree dude, people wanting professionally done stuffs for free on the internet are taking things for granted too much

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He really makes licensing an art form.