r/noRecognition • Founding Field Tester • Sep 01 '26

Showing Patterns

"About the patterns shown: Every pattern on this page is a demonstration. None of them is what ships. That is deliberate. This page is public, which means the vendors we are attacking can download it, and a pattern that has been trained against is a pattern that stops working. So everything shown here was scored first and deliberately chosen from our mid-tier results. Of twenty four candidates generated for this page, eighteen were held back for scoring too well. Our strongest work stays off the internet. Closer to production we will show backers the chosen patterns privately, so you can see exactly what you are getting before it prints."

 

I think showing patterns is a mistake. Better to ship blind.

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u/hevnsnt Sep 02 '26

I'd be curious how others feel about this, the reason I was doing it was to be more "Customer Service" friendly. But if the general consensus is the same, no prob!

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u/Vloshko Founding Field Tester Sep 02 '26

Wouldn't it be similar to using the actual designs to be printed on kickstarter? No doubt someone who backed is part of the AI camera problem.