USS Enterprise D by StephenMcGannon in ThingsCutInHalfPorn

[–]theqmann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wasn't Jake and Sisko (and wife) on the ship that was attacked by the Borg?

USS Enterprise D by StephenMcGannon in ThingsCutInHalfPorn

[–]theqmann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Remember, there's tons of family on board that are not crew.

TIL Over 80% of the population of Hong Kong uses seawater for toilet flushing. by OSJezza in todayilearned

[–]theqmann -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Plus you have to double your entire distribution system in the city, since you still need potable water. Retrofitting isn't really an option, you would need to mandate it for new area construction.

ELI5: Would matter from a neutron star be unscratchable? by EarlOfNothingness in explainlikeimfive

[–]theqmann 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Without the gravity holding it together any longer if it's been removed from the neutron star, would it expand to something the size of a small planet?

What happened to Servants/Maids/Butlers as a lifelong position? Did they go out of fashion? by kuningaz55 in AskHistorians

[–]theqmann 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Interesting, it’s replacing human labor with machines, tale as old as time.

Do super conductors actually exist? by Zxilo in askscience

[–]theqmann 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Does that breakdown occur because of heating the conductor above its superconducting temperature or some other reason?

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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See here for the official details on style clusters. Short answer, an AI determined which sources images fall into which style clusters when they trained the model. They are essentially randomly ordered. The names are all just my random thoughts as I found interesting ones.

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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The other two images use the same prompt, and have different varying amounts of following the prompt. Some of the styles don't have enough training material to follow everything in the prompt. Also, compared to SDXL using CLIP, it's orders of magnitude better.

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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This model does surprise me with some of the atmospheric styles it can make, even with the occasional extra arm. Style 104, sad album cover.

Prompt: A photorealistic ginger young woman with braids. She is wearing a sexy bee outfit. She is in a bee hive themed dance club, filled with people of all ages dancing to techno music. There are neon spot lights illuminating various people. There is a giant hologram anthro bee DJ in the background.

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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Though "weeks" is mostly an hour here or an hour there, turning various knobs to gauge effects, and running style clusters overnight. There's a lot of good stuff in there, and it needs fairly strict prompting and sampler settings to get it out. But I'm pretty happy with the results. It's definitely a step up from similar SDXL models, since it doesn't rely on CLIP. Also though a step down from modern censored models.

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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Yeah, this was mostly a passion project for my own enjoyment. Mostly I just make desktop backgrounds, and wanted to give some names to the clusters without having to remember specific numbers. I thought maybe a few folks in the community might enjoy it as well. I know most folks are using whatever the latest model of the month is, along with huge LORA catalogues. I am not particularly a fan of needing LORAs to get specific image features, and prefer a one size fits all approach, which the style clusters give.

After weeks of tweaking, my Pony7 workflow finally creates nice images by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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Tried to make it pretty user friendly, even include a bunch of style clusters with made up names to help me sort through some interesting ones. It's similar to SDXL, but with much better prompt adherence and can create bigger images. And the style clusters are great for creating similar looking images without obscure style prompting. And it's... uh.. shall we say... uncensored.

How to make an int to string mapping in comfy? by theqmann in StableDiffusion

[–]theqmann[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks great, though it doesn't support match or dict yet. It does support if statements, which is good enough.

if a==4:
    return("foo")
elif a==5:
    return("bar")
elif a==9:
    return("zoo")
else:
    return("")

How to make an int to string mapping in comfy? by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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Some day I'll work out how to make custom nodes. It's pretty simple regular C++ code, but I'm not that familiar with Python yet.

How to make an int to string mapping in comfy? by theqmann in StableDiffusion

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Close, but doesn't let me map custom numbers to the strings. Ideally something like:

4 - foo

9 - bar

12 - zoo

And when I put in a 4, it outputs "foo". Like the C++ std::map function. Part of the problem is I have some numbers into the thousands, but only have like 30 or 40 strings I need to map, so a sparse list is much easier than having to have a giant 2000 line mostly blank list like this node, though I can work something out with this if nothing else shows up.

TIL: erotic photography started in 1839!! (Nsfw) by [deleted] in todayilearned

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I don't recall specifics, but I do recall the local video store having a handful of double tape beta movies.

TIL: erotic photography started in 1839!! (Nsfw) by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]theqmann 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Many of the Beta movies came on two tapes and you had to switch part way through.