Automatic1111's GitHub account suspended for "ToS violations" [restored]

Post by [deleted] » Thu, Jan 05, 2023, 7:01 PM UTC

fpgaminer wrote: post #440

monkmartinez wrote: post #425

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"Professionally maintained" reads a lot like gate keeping... What is objectively better about InvokeAI's implementation?

That's a fair criticism, it might be me gatekeeping. To explain myself, these are specifically my pain points with Auto's repo: 1) No stable releases or versioning. This makes it difficult to use, as any given pull of the repo could be in a broken state. A better alternative is to, at the very least, tag known working commits. 2) Lack of testing; this is related to above. Even basic tests that would stop things like…

Post by zarzavat » Thu, Jan 05, 2023, 7:08 PM UTC

smcl wrote: post #120

Semaphor wrote: post #28

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Just wait till you hear that some circles of the net think using pepe the frog is a racist dog whistle.

Like it or not, Pepe did get co-opted by a weird alt-right subculture, so while it later got reclaimed, for a while there was a good chance posting Pepe meant you were aligned with the alt-right or incel culture. There's an entire documentary on the artist behind it and what happened called "Feels Good Man" it's really quite good: https://www.feelsgoodmanfilm.com/

Post by [deleted] » Thu, Jan 05, 2023, 7:11 PM UTC

droopyEyelids wrote: post #400

forgotpwd16 wrote: post #374

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>This looks like a tool for generating images of underage cartoon children? Same way Photoshop can be considered a tool for drawing images of underage cartoon children.

In Photoshop's official documentation, does Adobe include links to instructions for creating "lolicon" (cartoon child pornography), like Automatic1111 did?

Post by consumer451 » Thu, Jan 05, 2023, 7:25 PM UTC

kristofferR wrote: post #422

babypuncher wrote: post #405

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Reddit does not use a safelist, you can post just about anything. I imagine there might be a blocklist for known malicious domains. Individual subreddits will have their own rules, and automod can be pretty easily configured with your own safe/block lists.

The blocklist is quite stupid though, the .ru TLD is totally banned, for example. Russia is obviously hated due to their war, but banning .ru is just dumb.

Post by rendall » Thu, Jan 05, 2023, 7:42 PM UTC

smcl wrote: post #199

rendall wrote: post #188

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Always use the OK sign (to mean OK), even if someone else uses it to mean something else. Use it aggressively, always, relentlessly, as protest against bigotry and against language policing.

If you're going to use it "aggressively, always, relentlessly" then you may have to brace yourself for the occasions when you use it to someone from Brazil (where it's said to be a gesture along the lines of the middle finger) or with black-bloc counter-protestors near a nazi rally, or any other context where it's considered hateful or just generally rude. The Brazilian may just think you're an asshole. The black blo…