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jrmylee

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    Comment #40804068

    We're currently working on our license/terms of service. Will have an answer for you shortly

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    Comment #40804038

    yes definitely - thanks for the comments. We'll think about these points and get back to you later this week(via your contact in your bio)

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    Comment #40803140

    Thanks this is very helpful

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    Comment #40802935

    This is a work-in-progress, will get back you

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    Comment #40802374

    To be very clear, I never said open-source is a problem. In fact, Rubbrband started as an open-source project. Each member of our team are ML researchers who have committed tens of…

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    Comment #40802198

    Thanks Ed! really appreciate the feedback and support.

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    Comment #40801068

    this is true. However I would my friends and I only have Macbooks so for us we wanted something that ran on the cloud

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    Comment #40800951

    looking into this! thanks

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    Comment #40800845

    yeah we went through a few pivots actually - Rubbrband was initially a mobile app for musicians. It would listen to your practice sessions and give feedback. We pivoted out of this…

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    Comment #40800815

    > So you are just telling us you are infringing on copyrights because nobody else does? could you elaborate on this?

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    Comment #40800744

    We don't offer any non-free-to-use checkpoints/LORAs on the platform out-of-the-box. If you wanted to import a model/lora to your own account from a CivitAI link you can do so, but…

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    Comment #40800678

    appreciate it! would love to hear your thoughts after using it

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    Comment #40800669

    gotcha thanks. any suggestions there? our goal is to have more levers than something like Midjourney, but without the complexity of comfy. Hard to convey this in a tagline lol

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    Comment #40800583

    thanks! We're getting a ton of traffic right now and having some issues scaling... looking into this

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    Show HN: Rubbrband – A hosted ComfyUI alternative for image generation

    Hey HN! My friends and I built a new platform for generating images. The app is easy to use for people who find ComfyUI hard to use, or just simply don’t have a GPU to use it on. F…

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    Comment #37902410

    this looks amazing. Particularly hopeful/interested if this could be used for wildfire prevention. Great work!

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    Comment #37092989

    appreciate it :)

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    Comment #37080003

    There's a few companies that provide APIs for image-gen. Personally I've been using the Kandinsky model off Replicate. It's really high quality, I'd recommend it: https://replicate…

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    Comment #37079694

    thanks, good luck with your startup as well!

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    Comment #37079618

    haha I thought this was a funny example to use. On second thought we'll replace it with something better!

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    Comment #37079589

    Yeah it's a great q The way we think about it is that we're building a product for organizations in scaling mode, and they have deep needs on the product-side. Flexibility on filte…

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    Comment #37079159

    actually very cool to me that you remember these pivots. From the inside these pivots were about solving problems we faced with our previous idea. We mainly pivoted either because …

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    Comment #37079048

    It's something we think about for sure We think that image-gen models are lagging behind LLMs by about a year, so the problems that these models will have should look quite differe…

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    Comment #37078970

    The short answer to this is to build evaluators for imperfections that our customers see as most pressing. We have to balance that with our view of what we think will still be a pr…