Kinda ironic that this links to a site that is almost unreadable on an iPhone (14 pro max if you’re wondering).
Stretch iPhone to its limit: 2GiB Stable Diffusion model runs locally on device
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#52Extreme respect to the developer for not including the "industry standard" clientside tracking/analytics/phone-home in this app. The fact that this runs locally on-device and doesn't send any information to anyone anywhere about what you're doing on your local device is wonderful.
All apps used to be like this, and now the ones that actually respect user privacy are a rare and glorious exception. Thank you!
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#53Uh..... Android is there? I mean android version?
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#54Kinda ironic that this links to a site that is almost unreadable on an iPhone (14 pro max if you’re wondering).
I frequently see such comments about sites not loading fine on iPhone 13/14, while they continue to load just fine on for me on a 4 year old Android device (not pixel / Samsung).
I wonder if it's the hardware or just the blockers that i use. Might be worth trying using blockers to see if it makes the general browsing experience better on Apple devices
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#55the developer is about to have a MASSIVE hosting bill the download restarts from 0% if the app is sent to the background, as there does not seem to be a download manager. This is especially problematic for the large 1.5gb file.
I wonder why the file can’t be distributed inside the app on the App Store. That way downloads would be much more convenient.
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#56the developer is about to have a MASSIVE hosting bill the download restarts from 0% if the app is sent to the background, as there does not seem to be a download manager. This is especially problematic for the large 1.5gb file.
I am using Cloudflare R2, which doesn't have egress fee and I am getting about 5k Class B operations right now. Unless Cloudflare changes their end of the deal, I think it is OK.
great to hear! please consider introducing a mechanism to suspend the download vs restarting, this may be especially valuable for those with a slower connection. With the traffic growth you'll be seeing chances are Cloudflare's enterprise team will soon be in-touch ;)
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#57Re: Stretch iPhone to its limit: 2GiB Stable Diffusion model runs locally on device
#58This is amazing. I'm kind of surprised that it doesn't have an NSFW image blocker. I want to be able to generate NSFW images but it probably should have one enabled by default.
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#59Kinda ironic that this links to a site that is almost unreadable on an iPhone (14 pro max if you’re wondering).
I frequently see such comments about sites not loading fine on iPhone 13/14, while they continue to load just fine on for me on a 4 year old Android device (not pixel / Samsung). I wonder if it's the hardware or just the blockers that i use. Might be worth trying using blockers to see if it makes the general browsing experience better on Apple devices
The site works just fine on an iPhone 7
Re: Stretch iPhone to its limit: 2GiB Stable Diffusion model runs locally on device
#60Kinda ironic that this links to a site that is almost unreadable on an iPhone (14 pro max if you’re wondering).
I frequently see such comments about sites not loading fine on iPhone 13/14, while they continue to load just fine on for me on a 4 year old Android device (not pixel / Samsung). I wonder if it's the hardware or just the blockers that i use. Might be worth trying using blockers to see if it makes the general browsing experience better on Apple devices
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