Yep.
Flicsmo
joined 2 years ago
I've found yandex to work even better. But yeah bing is way better than Google.
You might find this useful, allows for regional prompting: https://github.com/pkuliyi2015/multidiffusion-upscaler-for-automatic1111
Main thing I do is just lots of inpainting passes. Sketch things out in another program first if I'm adding or subtracting something big.
I've been reliant on social programs and found them severely lacking. They're bureaucracy at their worst, and I'm lucky to be able to navigate through it - it seems those who need the help the most are the least able to receive it. They're wasteful too, I would rather the funds go directly to people who need it rather than feeding the middleman.
Automatic1111's Stable Diffusion WebUI is hard to give up, with how many features it has that are missing in other frontends. I use anapnoe's fork for a slightly better UI. I would use vladmandic's fork, but some of the changes have caused issues for my particular setup.
I don't know if he's running for president, but in case you're unaware he founded a new political party, the Forward Party. It's the first time I've really believed in anything political; it might not resonate with you but it's worth looking into if you haven't.
I picked Rammy for the name and the sidebar:
Just another Lemmy instance. We've got a cool mascott though! Open to everyone.
Why trust some Big Tech corporation to host your data when some random geek can do it? All thanks to the power of the Fediverse!
Ooh, this sounds delicious! I think I'll make it for lunch today, thanks for the recipe. I'm certainly interested in this kind of post.
I've been playing Car Battler Joe on GBA again recently, such a great game! It has lots of quirks but the core gameplay is solid - it's really too bad it never got a sequel. I don't know of any other games that can scratch this particular kart racer+vehicular combat+RPG itch either.
While this year has been painful for the data preservationist part of me, I also couldn't be more excited for the rise of the small web and open platforms.
Beehaw defederates like it's going out of style, Lemmy.ml doesn't allow criticism of the CCP. Lemmy.world seems much more stable and neutral.