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Haven't used Midjourney since Flux dropped
MJ has always been this pixar-style-hyperfit SD variant. It almost seemed to just repeat google images but with gloss. Or at least a year ago it was like that.
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If you have a suitably powerful M-Mac or iOS device, you can run it locally using "Draw Things", which is free.
Just to clarify for other readers, Draw Things has support and provides download links to quants but no iOS device can run the full precision model which means you will get slightly different and usually lower quality output than stuff you may see elsewhere, even if you use the same settings. It's still damn impressive though.
This is a interesting company to watch in the Gen AI space since they don't have all the same restrictions as the bigger companies. Crazy this took them so long, and also crazy that they got so far through a very confusing Discord experience.
What was the confusing Discord experience? Was it that Discord was the main way to access Midjourney, and it was chaotic? I vaguely remember this, but didn't spend much time there.
Ideogram 2.0 was also released today, and it's nerfed (anatomy is lot worse than 1.0 now) just like StableDiffusion versions after 1.5 which is very disappointing. Well good thing we have Flux out in the open now, both midjourney releasing web version or ideogram releasing there 2.0 on the same day after 2 weeks of flux won't redeem them as much. Flux Dev is amazing, check what SD community is doing with it on https:…
Flux's power isn't necessarily in its ability to produce realistic images, so much as its increased size gives it a FAR superior ability to more closely follow the prompt.
Open to everyone, but you must have Google or Discord account. Has the definition of everyone changed?
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While I understand that they might need some account or token to stop abuse, just having my sign in is a big no for anything I just want to try out. After the whole social media trend more or less collapsed into a privacy invading data collection nightmare, I've been extremely reluctant to sign up for anything.
You honestly think giving full, no rate limited free access is viable in the LLM space, where each execution is actually pretty expensive? Because that's what you're asking for, as it'd be trivial to reset the rate without accounts.
And it still can't draw a spork yet [1] 1: https://canaidrawasporkyet.org/
https://gondolaprime.pw/pictures/sporks-generative.jpg
It's a rather arbitrary metric. All it proves is that the token "spork" wasn't in midjourney's training data. A FAR better test for adherence is how well a model does when a detailed description for an untrained concept is provided as the prompt.
