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awesome-project-ideas
- Project Ideas
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Procedurally generated rocks in my software "Proc-rock"
My best recommendation I could give you is to simply create things. Start small, for example create a small program in the field you're interested in and then go from there. You can check this for ideas on what to create. There's a lot of resources in there.
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quickdraw-dataset
- What do 50M drawings look like?
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I need random strange doodles
its a bunch of labeled doodles data set link
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“Taint what a horse looks like, it’s what a horse be.” - Esmerelda Weatherwax
It looks like it's from Quick! Draw!
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Quick, Guess! 🤖 Can you guess what I'm drawing?
My submission is Quick, Guess!—a guessing game similiar to pictionary, but you do the guessing while the computer does all the drawing. The computer listens to and evaluates your guesses with the help of Deepgram's Speech-to-Text service and draws pictures using the Quick, Draw! data set.
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Plotter works! Playing around with doodles and pen sizes.
No peni in the dataset. https://quickdraw.withgoogle.com/data
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Can someone help me find a image captioning model?
A good place to start might be the Google Quick, Draw! Dataset. It's labeled drawings of different objects which might help catch some of the more abstract stuff?
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What is the most interesting public dataset you know of?
The google quick draw data set is definitely interesting: https://github.com/googlecreativelab/quickdraw-dataset
What are some alternatives?
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