Show HN: Yet another Stable Diffusion search engine but with public API
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Re: Show HN: Yet another Stable Diffusion search engine but with public API
#2Hi, I've spent past couple of weeks working on this. I realize there are many of them now but there was none when I first started working on this. The pace at which this community is putting out new tools is crazy. Also, personally this is first thing that I've build so far that I spent hours using lol, so I hope some else finds it cool. Wasn't really sure if I should post here, but here it is. Roast me!
Re: Show HN: Yet another Stable Diffusion search engine but with public API
#3Hi, I've spent past couple of weeks working on this. I realize there are many of them now but there was none when I first started working on this. The pace at which this community is putting out new tools is crazy. Also, personally this is first thing that I've build so far that I spent hours using lol, so I hope some else finds it cool. Wasn't really sure if I should post here, but here it is. Roast me!
I think that lexica.art has the prompt search space mostly cornered now, but I think there might be room for a tool that aggregates various styles together (greg rutkowski, van gogh, roy lichenstien, etc etc) and shows their overall popularity? Could pivot in that direction?
Re: Show HN: Yet another Stable Diffusion search engine but with public API
#4Hi, I've spent past couple of weeks working on this. I realize there are many of them now but there was none when I first started working on this. The pace at which this community is putting out new tools is crazy. Also, personally this is first thing that I've build so far that I spent hours using lol, so I hope some else finds it cool. Wasn't really sure if I should post here, but here it is. Roast me!
I think that lexica.art has the prompt search space mostly cornered now, but I think there might be room for a tool that aggregates various styles together (greg rutkowski, van gogh, roy lichenstien, etc etc) and shows their overall popularity? Could pivot in that direction?
There's already a site for that, let me see if I can find it again. The open source community is going all out on everything stable diffusion!
Edit: Do you mean something like this https://f000.backblazeb2.com/file/clip-artists/index.html
Re: Show HN: Yet another Stable Diffusion search engine but with public API
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think that lexica.art has the prompt search space mostly cornered now, but I think there might be room for a tool that aggregates various styles together (greg rutkowski, van gogh, roy lichenstien, etc etc) and shows their overall popularity? Could pivot in that direction?
There's already a site for that, let me see if I can find it again. The open source community is going all out on everything stable diffusion! Edit: Do you mean something like this https://f000.backblazeb2.com/file/clip-artists/index.html
Yeah, that'll work. Doesn't look as good as your page. Maybe a StumbleUpon for art styles? (God, I miss StumbleUpon)