Antirender: remove the glossy shine on architectural renderings

Deserves an award.

Used it on the line. That got dark fast..

Looks beautiful tbh. I prefer the greyness

Did someone try to connect output to the input for several iterations, to make it progressively more Poland?

Honestly this looks nicer than the previous image, it feels more real

Could use this on all real estate and apartment listings

I did a similar thing for anti image censorship, back in 2022-2023 with ML, basically all available APIs were returning image classifications that would tell you if something was adult, used in order to not display the image

I wanted something to tell me what was adult about the image, by feature set, in order to display just those images

Worked pretty well, never released/launched it - just needed more capital for the marketing. But then that market cratered - were were going to use the classification attributes on NFTs, since the marketplaces let collectors sort by attributes, so it would have been easy to "find out the market value of particular physical features", and we could have empirical data on what physical attributes people value, instead of just anecdotes

kind of good that we didn't deal with the NFT market in general, project would still work though, just less revenue from sales possible

Show me reality: vibe coded AI blows up on HN and says "429" (probably... it said non 200 status code, and no F12 to check)

Render has 2 meanings here. Clever.

This is just a Nano Banana wrapper I imagine.

It's because of Autodesk BIM no?

British filter.

Ha this is great - I always thought this would be a brilliant application for AI.

does this work on people

Okay now do it on character models so that they don't look like plastic dolls.

I did exactly the opposite with https://prontopic.com

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The absolutely 100% leafless trees stretched my suspension of disbelief a bit. They look less like "end of fall/beginning of winter" and more like "dead".

Also, the model goes a bit overboard with the electrical appliances. I had to laugh at the bridge one.

Apart from that, it's a great idea!