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5 days ago · Generate images with the Firefly web app. Go to the Text to Image feature in the Firefly web app, hover over any image in the gallery, and select View. Select Firefly Image 2 or Firefly Image 3 (preview) from the Model dropdown menu under the General settings section. Select the aspect ratio from the following options:
3 days ago · See Libraries in the Maps JavaScript API. Create a polygon using the passed PolygonOptions, which specify the polygon's path, the stroke style for the polygon's edges, and the fill style for the polygon's interior regions. A polygon may contain one or more paths, where each path consists of an array of LatLng s.
4 days ago · I have 34 images of my subject, and my folder is named 6_lisabp, meaning 6 repeats. With one epoch you get 34 images × 6 repeats = 204 steps. If I set epochs to 10, I will run the training for a total of 34 images × 6 repeats × 10 epochs = 2040 steps, which falls within my recommended step range of 1500-3000.
4 days ago · From your Shopify admin panel, select Online Store > click Page. Now select Add Page. Type Gallery as the title of your newly added page. [ Note: If you want to create rows and columns to better display your product images, click on the table icon and select Insert table.
3 days ago · Select the New Document button to upload the file you need to edit. Pull and drop the document from your gadget or link it from your cloud storage. Open the document in the editor and use its toolbar to Create image notice. All the modifications in the document will be saved automatically. Upon finishing the editing, just go to your Dashboard ...
1 day ago · In your Mac’s Finder, you can adjust your settings to view the “Date Created” (date photo was created on the computer), the “Date Added” (when this photo was added to this specific location), the “Date Modified” (the last time you made changes to this photo through your operating system or an application) and the “Date Last Opened” (when you last accessed this photo).
5 days ago · 4. The image is copyrighted, but re-use qualifies as Fair Use. In the context of using images on a website, you have a stronger Fair Use argument if you are directly commenting on or critiquing the image, or if you are using the image in a way that is transformative. Fair Use likely does not apply when images are being used solely to make a web ...
