Also: https://rentry.org/sdmodels for up-to-date list of Stable Diffusion models
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#12Anyone running SD on AWS's Sagemaker yet? They seem to have a very generous free tier that is way better than Google's Colab.
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#13Also, if you don't want to mess around with setting up Jupyter notebooks, I made a service for generating SD images: https://www.phantasmagoria.me
Automatic1111's fork is pretty good in the no-messing-around sense – on my Windows box (which has an old but decent gaming GPU), all it took was running `launch.bat`, and it set up a venv, downloaded dependencies and wired everything up, and opened the Gradio web UI.
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#14Anyone running SD on AWS's Sagemaker yet? They seem to have a very generous free tier that is way better than Google's Colab.
Don’t AWS collect customer data to send unsolicited ads and sell to governments?
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#15For prompt engineering, OpenArt published a Stable Diffusion Prompt Book[1] analogous to the one for DALL-E 2.
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#16This is why things like reddit / hn exist; a raw list of links gives you no idea what’s interesting and what’s just irrelevant. I think the tldr is, in the last month: - 1.5 model came out; its ok. Incremental improvement, not really significant. - new VAE came out; this actually tangibly improves fine details, like feet and hands. The rest is random crap around supporting tooling or vague hand wavy research stuff. D…
The 1.5 inpainting model is great! Significant improvement over how to do inpainting before. Highly recommended. Integrated into my mobile app last night and enjoying it so far!
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#18Also, if you don't want to mess around with setting up Jupyter notebooks, I made a service for generating SD images: https://www.phantasmagoria.me
Automatic1111's fork is pretty good in the no-messing-around sense – on my Windows box (which has an old but decent gaming GPU), all it took was running `launch.bat`, and it set up a venv, downloaded dependencies and wired everything up, and opened the Gradio web UI.
Yeah even messing with a venv was too much work for me.
So I used this and it's as simple as extract the download and run the curl | bash script inside it.
Is it safe for enterprise use? Nay.
Is it more convenient than manually futzing with venvs? Yay.
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#19nice
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#20Anyone running SD on AWS's Sagemaker yet? They seem to have a very generous free tier that is way better than Google's Colab.
Please don't. They'll just castrate it as well.