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The site justinpinkney.com is Justin Pinkney's personal blog, where he writes about creative uses of machine learning. To follow his work, the most direct route is the RSS feed linked from the homepage; to learn more about him or find him elsewhere online, use the "about me" page and the "other places on the web" links on the same page. The site itself does not publish a contact email or social handle in the available page content, so those links are the way to locate his current profiles.
Following blog updates
The homepage describes the blog as "occasionally updated," so updates are irregular rather than on a fixed schedule. The page offers these entry points:
- RSS feed — subscribe to receive new posts as they are published.
- Blog posts — browse the full archive directly on the site.
- "See more posts" — the homepage lists only the latest entries, with a link to the rest.
What you will find there
The latest posts shown on the homepage give a sense of the topics:
| Post | Topic | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Trailer Faces HQ Dataset | A dataset of 187k high-resolution face images with varied expressions from movie trailers | August 2024 |
| Experiments with Swapping Autoencoder | Using a model that separates images into style and content components | May 2024 |
| Image Mixer Diffusion | Blending images by fine-tuning an Image Variation Diffusion model | April 2024 |
| Face Mixer Diffusion | Training face-conditioned diffusion models | January 2024 |
| Würstchen v2 Pokémon | Fine-tuning Würstchen v2 for text-to-Pokémon generation | January 2024 |
If you want to keep up with this kind of experiment write-up, the RSS feed is the lowest-effort option; if you only want to sample the work, start with the blog archive.
Learning more about the author and finding him elsewhere
The homepage points to two further resources:
- The "about me" page — background on Justin Pinkney.
- "Other places on the web" — links to where he appears beyond this site.
The available page content does not list specific social networks, email addresses, or contact forms. To get in touch, open the "other places on the web" links from the homepage and use whichever profile or contact method is listed there. This is also the right approach if a link has changed over time, since the homepage is the maintained index of his current locations.
Practical notes
- The site is in English.
- No pricing, account, or login requirements are indicated in the available content; the blog, about page, and feed links are presented as open navigation options.
- Because posts are infrequent, an RSS reader avoids repeated manual checks.