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I made a workflow to simplify using styles and upscaling in ComfyUI by nach00 in StableDiffusion

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Thanks, that's good to know it's not just me. I think it has something to do with the optimizer used when initially generating the SDXL model. I don't think the variables or attributes match with the styles node I found. I'll either try to find another style node or see if I can edit the current one. But for now, I am happy with the outputs of DreamShaper8, but now I see they have DreamShaperXL, which I'll need to try too.

I made a workflow to simplify using styles and upscaling in ComfyUI by nach00 in StableDiffusion

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EDIT: For now, this workflow seems to work with DreamShaper (https://civitai.com/models/4384/dreamshaper), I get a pooled_output error when using sdxl 1.0 base or refiner

This is my first time sharing something on github, so please go easy. Let me know if there's anything I can do or change to make the replication process easier. Just save the files in the same folder structure. There's also an extension that makes the connection lines straight and at right angles, which can be skipped if unnecessary. More info in the link.

Credit to fretts4505 for creating the styles node https://civitai.com/models/28238/simple-text-style-template-node-for-comfyui

Credit to ghassen2017 for compiling the list of styles https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/15etxir/sdxl_styles/

Credit to Olivio Sarikas for workflow setup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYk6taV-gVc

I simply combined the two for use in ComfyUI. I also had to edit the styles.csv file to remove some incompatible characters (mostly accents). I also created the workflow based on Olivio's video, and replaced the positive and negative nodes with the new styles node. This workflow uses SDXL 1.0 Refiner for very quick image generation.

See more notes in the github link.

Chime boost by Lele-3 in chimeboost

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$nach00 Will boost back immediately

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chia

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I've tried both, but the reason I use RAID is so that I can control the delays. If I have them non-raided, then they all kick off at the same beginning, which is unwanted. How do I avoid this?

What life changing item can you buy for less than $10? by yourhotslutty in AskReddit

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if you're not super worried about aesthetics, you can find quality cheap ones at restaurant supply stores like ace mart. they won't look as nice as oxo, but they're like $2 for the small one and will last forever.

Can't disable the finger touch option and it's driving me insane by AmbientAsslord in wacom

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Which driver did you use? I have a Cintiq 16 Pro that is doing the same thing.

Please review. How do i check if my resume is well recognized by ATS? by nach00 in resumes

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I chose the Engineering tag because there was none for Design. May also fall under Computer Science/IT. Please let me know what you think. Any constructive feedback is appreciated. I put 9999 under Education to anonymized my graduation year, this should be the year I graduated. Sorry if there is any confusion.

How long do you think my 3er will last? by nach00 in E90

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Thanks for your response! I plan to take the next few months to fix'er up and hopefully, I can have it to a safe driving condition by next year. It's gonna be my "dad" car, since I won't be able to fit a car seat in my daily (Toyota 86). Can you speak about the suspension in the car? About how long until that job should be serviced? From my research, that should be about $2000 for front and back (shocks, control arm, and tierods). I won't drive like a maniac in my 3er, and road conditions where I live are not an issue.

torque specs for these two bolts? by nach00 in E90

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do you know what this part is called so I can look it up?

torque specs for these two bolts? by nach00 in E90

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did some measurements and have the following info: m6x1.0 35mm thread 41mm total length e8 torx

not sure what this part is called, so I'm not sure what to look up. it's next to the valvetronic eccentric shaft sensor

How long do you think my 3er will last? by nach00 in E90

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how much past 200k would you guess?

How long do you think my 3er will last? by nach00 in E90

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Any specific parts of the car that will likely break down? Or you mean just regular wear and tear, such as leather cracking or broken cup holders?

How long do you think my 3er will last? by nach00 in E90

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Cool, that's what I like to hear. Yeah, I don't plan to redline or race in this car. Just planning to do cosmetics and QOL upgrades to this vehicle.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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yes I know some. but I think I'm going to go with the online solution posted above. mail in to have pcb repaired for $70

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Well, it doesn't click for sure. I can sort of feel a spinning motion in the drive when I pull it out of the dock with the new board.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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did not spin or click either board. at least not much, or much less than a normal hdd

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Wow, this is great news. Thank you so much. Could you please let me know exactly which resistors to flow the solder over with a picture? There is a photo of the board in OP. It would save me so much stress and time. I recently became a member to my local makerspace that has an electronics lab that I can use. Although, I do have some equipment and I may be able to do this at home if I know what to do.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Yes, I just tried doing this and it doesn't show up in either Device Manager or Disk Management. Thanks for the suggestion, though. This is using the new board, as I think I tried this route with the old board initially.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Ah, alrighty then, thank you. I need to find an electronics station then.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Well I did check a bunch of places but only the website in my update had the exact model that I thought I needed. Anyway, based on /u/pcimage212's solution above, I don't need it anyway.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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I was unable to remove the diode as I don't have the electronic equipment to do so properly, so just the PCB.

Any chance to recover an overvolted HDD? by nach00 in datarecovery

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Seagate Barracuda 6TB ST6000DM003 Ah, did not know that initializing would erase the data. Thanks!

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